Credit to the writer Liaison
June marks the beginning of Phnom Penh’s deep rainy season.
Under grey, contemplative skies, the city slows — and settles.
It is in this subtle, almost meditative moment that Kingston Royal quietly makes its debut.
No grand fanfare. No loud promises.
Just steady footsteps, laid down by a developer known not for noise, but for delivery, realism, and trust.
A Quiet Opening. A Strong Start.
Before its public launch, Kingston Royal began accepting private viewings and early reservations.
With a track record of on-time delivery in projects like Residence L and Residence H,
this new development has already earned the trust of over 20 buyers — all before a single official advertisement.
This is not hype.
It’s the market responding to something rare:
A real asset. At a real price. With a real future
A Window That May Not Stay Open for Long
Beginning in July, the developer is expected to adjust pricing slightly upward on selected units.
This is not a marketing trick — but a rational move,
driven by early demand and rising construction costs.
In other words:
Now is the moment.
The window is open, but not forever.
Quick Glance: Kingston Royal at a Glance
- 36-storey tower, 310 total units
- Smart layouts from 43㎡ to 84.7㎡, 1-2 bedroom options
- Full amenities: infinity pool, gym, sauna/steam, sky garden
- Bank loan available; installment plans accepted
- Estimated handover: 2027
- Prime location near Chip Mong 271 Mall and Hun Sen Blvd, Phnom Penh’s fast-growing axis
In Step with the Future of the City
In a market often dominated by loud claims of “guaranteed returns” or “buy-back schemes,”
Kingston Royal has chosen a different path:
One of restraint. Of substance. Of staying power.
It moves like a quiet breeze —
gentle, but with purpose.
Not to disrupt, but to signal the beginning of a new chapter in Phnom Penh.
And for those who are watching closely,
a call to act with clarity — and with timing.
Because to embrace this moment
is to embrace the future.
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