- Property type: Land parcel
- Offer type: For Sale
- City: Phnom Penh
- Neighborhood: Porsenchey
- Original Property ID: PSC.A3
- Property size: 2278 m²
Features
- Development potential
- hard title
- Near CBD
- Near city centre
Details
Airport Land for sale in Porsenchey in central Phnom Penh, close to Russian Boulevard, and National Roads 3 and 4 for sale.
It offers an astute investor to develop a prime block of land in the centre of Phnom Penh with good access to major arterial routes.
The owner is open to all reasonable offers.
Airport land features:
- Hard title
- 3km to Chom Chow flyover (National Roads 3 and 4)
- 2km to the airport entrance
- Great location near trunk routes and like businesses
Original ID: PSC.A3
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About Porsenchey
Porsenchey (or Pou Senchey) is a Khan subdivided into 11 communes (Sangkats) in which the International Airport is located.
It covers much of the western part of the capital, located about 10km south west of the city centre.
It is the largest of all 12 Khans of Phnom Penh and houses about 200,000 residents.
Por Senchey – one of the largest Khans in the city – is attractive for developers to build residential projects.
This is largely due to the area’s relatively low land prices, large available land parcels and proximity to city centre.
Sandwiched between the city and southwestern suburbs, developers targeted the area for homes priced $30,000 and $70,000, suitable for low-mid income families.
In 2017, Por Senchey had 94 major developments and 111 smaller-scale projects under construction (30,000 residential units).
With its high population density, the area has more factories and residential projects than any other district in Phnom Penh.
Since then, however, land prices in the area have increased dramatically.
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