September living in phnom penh.. please help, thank you :)

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tushar17 Active member

Member since 26 September 2013

tushar17Active member20 August 2014 19:53:40

Hullo everyone..

I just wanted to get an idea of the rentals in the Tou Kork area or BKK1 etc, basically expat friendly neighborhoods . Requirements being for a 1 bedroom apartment for a single person. I know personal lifestyles can vary greatly, so will not venture into the realm of total costs for a month ).

1) Just the rentals rate for a 1 bedroom/ studio apartment which may include cleaning, WiFi etc.

2) And if possible an idea on electricity costs per month in the above areas with the aircon running while you're home constantly, phnom penh being warm through the year.

Thank you so much for your valued advice!

AnnPinay Member

Member since 25 August 2014

AnnPinayMember25 August 2014 09:01:52

try Phnom Penh Housing on Facebook they have loads of options there with photos...

kenjee ViP

Member since 02 June 2014

kenjeeViP26 August 2014 05:45:10

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Hello tushar17

You can also the rentals proposed in our section Housing in Phnom Penh

Regards
Kenjee
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Wimbleton Serial expat

Member since 06 April 2012

WimbletonSerial expat31 August 2014 05:55:54

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I bedroom furnished min to all conveniences and riverfront short term 350 us a month short term a month , Air regular use about 55 us a month Wimbletone@ gmail.com for more info of furnished 1 bedroom with new aplican es and BRIGHT and clean, secure! Thanks Paul

tushar17 Active member

Member since 26 September 2013

tushar17Active member31 August 2014 17:36:10

thank you all very much for your replies, much appreciated.

kenjee ViP

Member since 02 June 2014

kenjeeViP01 September 2014 09:30:10

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Hello wimbleton

I kindly invite you to also place your advert in our Housing in Phnom Penh section so as to easily reach out to those who are seeking accommodation.

Regards
Kenjee
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Somaly Nut Member

Member since 09 June 2014

Somaly NutMember02 September 2014 03:07:53

Well, I think that BKK1 is better because there are a lot of coffee shop, restaurant, market and other as well.

tushar17 Active member

Member since 26 September 2013

tushar17Active member02 September 2014 08:03:45

Thank you Somaly for your inputs

hmartires Member

Member since 02 July 2014

hmartiresMember03 September 2014 00:58:55

Hello tushar17.
Did you find anything yet in Toul Kork?

tushar17 Active member

Member since 26 September 2013

tushar17Active member04 September 2014 10:51:43

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Hey hmartires,

Not yet. I am going to be in PP starting the 6th, this Saturday and will be looking at some rental options in the Toul Kork and BKK1 areas.

Are you looking for an apartment as well?

Cheers

aurelius103 Member

Member since 31 August 2014

aurelius103Member15 September 2014 03:29:29

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Hi, I will be moving to retire in Cambodia next year. I just wanted to know if there are 1 or 2 bedroom apartments for sale in Cambodia. Can a foreigner buy one on his own name and is it possible to buy one with US$ 20,000 to US$ 80,000.
Thank you

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