Vong Residence

The product range is broader than a conventional borey with one or two repeating house designs. The official website presents Lumhor, Kngaok, Visoth and Rukkhak villas, Shop House A and the Business Building; market directories also refer to Shop House B, home-office and twin-villa formats. The range starts with compact terraced houses and extends to large detached villas and a four-and-a-half-storey commercial-residential building. That breadth allows the project to serve as a family address, a small-company base, a clinic, studio, showroom or shop, although the permitted use of any individual unit must be checked against its approved plan and sale documents.

The published house specifications need careful handling. Official product pages, live agency listings and earlier project directories differ on the number of floors, house and plot dimensions, bathroom counts and, in some cases, product naming. The official Rukkhak page, for example, describes a two-storey villa with a 10 × 15 metre house, while a current market listing presents a three-storey 10 × 18 metre house on a 15 × 25 metre plot. Similar inconsistencies appear for Visoth, Lumhor and Shop House A. The unit cards below therefore record publicly advertised variants, not a substitute for the unit-specific plan, land schedule and physical inspection.

As of July 2026, it would be misleading to describe the whole of Vong Residence simply as completed. FazWaz records January 2026 completion and 314 units, yet recent photographs of an actual listing show a finished house and landscaped private areas alongside visible works on neighbouring buildings. The official website continues to market new products and report additions to the community. The page therefore uses an under-construction status: individual homes may be ready for viewing or occupation, while the wider estate appears to be progressing in phases. The condition and handover status of a selected lot should be documented during inspection and in the contract package.

The residential environment is organised around private plots, parking, landscaping and a shared garden. Official posts state that Vong Garden opened in August 2024, while industry coverage refers to outdoor spaces for exercise, social activity and everyday recreation. At an infrastructure level, the developer promotes broad internal roads, underground drainage, clean-energy concepts and electric-vehicle charging. These are useful indicators of the intended direction, but buyers should verify what is actually commissioned, who can use it, how it is maintained and what fees apply. A design promise and an operational amenity are not the same thing.

Vong Residence also has a practical work-and-commerce dimension. The shophouses and Business Building include spaces intended for customer-facing work, storage, offices or retail, whereas the villa formats place greater emphasis on privacy, gardens and family living. The Business Building is officially described as a 4.5-storey layout with four blocks, two bedrooms, multiple office and commercial areas, two kitchens, storage and convertible rooms. This is a specialised hybrid rather than an ordinary house. It should be compared with buying a home and business premises separately, taking account of access, visitor parking, signage and the legally permitted use of each space.

For families, the daily route matters as much as the floor plan. An IPS listing within the project gives indicative driving times to BELTEI International School Campus 22, Kour Srov Clinic, Preaek Chrey Market, AEON Mall 3 and Techo International Airport. These are agency estimates and will change with traffic and the exact starting point inside the estate. A serious visit should include both morning and evening drives, an inspection of road access after rain, and a check of nearby education, healthcare and shopping. Buyers should distinguish services that already operate from infrastructure that remains part of the broader area's development story.

Public prices cover a very wide range. FazWaz currently shows a lower anchor of $89,000, while more detailed market profiles cite approximately $89,888 for a Lumhor home, $169,888 for Shop House B, $209,888 for Kngaok, $239,888 for Shop House A, $289,888 for Visoth and $399,888 for Rukkhak. These figures come from different dates, specifications and sales channels and do not prove that a matching house remains available today. Comparisons should be normalised around the exact lot number, land dimensions, built area, completion stage, fit-out, furniture, utility connections, maintenance charges and legal transaction structure.

The current project brand and developer are identified on the official Vong Residence website and in 2024 material as V.I Land Investment Co., Ltd. However, the 2023 PropertyGuru Cambodia Property Awards release and several secondary directories associate Vong Residence with Bossba Investment Co., Ltd.; one aggregator also names 5S Builders. This may reflect an earlier corporate, development or contractor role, but no public document found during this review explains the chain. The page uses the current V.I Land Investment brand, while a buyer should verify the legal seller, its authority over the particular land parcel and house, the permits, and the contractual sequence.

Vong Residence is best approached as a project for structured comparison, not a purchase based on a single rendering or headline price. It has identifiable completed and ongoing construction, a genuine range of family and business-oriented formats, an official address and a developer-linked map point. It also requires unit-level diligence because the sources do not fully agree and the estate appears to be delivered in phases. A sensible process is to shortlist two or three house types, obtain an approved plan and written quotation for each, inspect the building condition, match the plot boundaries to the documents and only then compare payment terms and total ownership costs.