Accommodation and Prices
Having said that, does anyone know of any cheap apartments in BK2? Toul Kouk or surrounding areas please. I would very much appreciate it if you could message me. But not with stupud, ridiculous monthly rents. Thanks.
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And thanks for your reply, Naim. Could you please supply a link to the Ocean's Delight site? Do they cover Sihanoukville as well?
I agree with you that the prices can be very high. Not all agencies over-inflate the rental fee though, and in Siem Reap there is a real range of options available. From 2 bedroom houses at $250 to luxury apartments over $1000. It can certainly seem expensive, but in most towns, if a new resident stays long enough to really search around the market, they can find somewhere to suit their requirements most of the time. I hope the reputation of real estate agents gets better here in the future, as there are many good ones, who are ethical, professional and honest.
Warm wishes,
Gemma
No we focus on Phnom Penh at the moment. I cannot put the website address as ´ó¿§¸£ÀûÓ°Ôº don't like me or any other agent directly promoting, however, we are in their business directory and you can find us on Facebook as well.
Might I suggest we create a new thread that allows newbies to jointly work together to identify rental opportunities as they find them? Obviously, if you take the property, you don't publish it. However, if you find one that is reasonable but not your preference, post the details and contact.
Just a thought...
1007 st sobensensok , at Sensok, pp. One large bed , balcony, wetroom, aircon and fan cable t.v sink and work tops all new , maid service daily, security, for $295 pm.
Owned by ex General and run by his son Michael So you are protected from badness, he even shows you round the school's for work and the area has good coffee shops and end of 1007 st western supermarket. Etc.loads of space around the area not like riverside where it's all cramped. 0 mins by Turk Turk to river side, the reception manager will do anything for his guests, laundry, get u taxi, food, etc
Hope this is help full
William
As I told earlier, I want to move to siem Reap in 2018, and gathering as much information as I can.
I have a Khmer girlfriend and we would like to rent a nice, small house (preferably) or apartment in SR with pool. I will be semi retired and start small project from the place I live in. Only need my computer and small storage of ca 1m3. As I dont know how my project will work out, I want to save money at start and rent rather cheap (budget 250-400)
I have seen many gorcious apartments and houses in our price range:
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These are just some examples I found. My question (and it was already discussion on this forum):
It is all negotiable. So when that is in an add, I never pay the asking price. How much lower could I go to offer? I could easy pay 6 months rent upfront. Can 450 for the wooden house become 300-350? Or is it insulting to make such an offer?
Please give me your thoughts and advise.
It's a good question regarding how much lower you can go. It all depends on a number of factors, such as; how long the property has been on the market? how quickly the landlords would like to rent it out? Also, your lease length? Alot of landlords will do a good discount if you sign a one year lease. Everything is negotiable, but it also needs to be fair for both the landlord and tenant.
Best of luck,
Gemma
Do not forget to register the (bilingual) contract at the Sangkat office, without that the contract is useless (and the landlord can kick you out any time
)Joe
Khmer24 has better agents who not as greedy . But definitely walk around and walk into agents offices if they have one. Also, better to stay in a non expat area. Not near the bars or attractions. If you are friendly with nieghbors , they will look out for you. I found one place by having coffee in coffee shop, talked to local and expat who were chatting and they told me about a great place. Unfortunately, not the area i needed, it was 2 br flat near orussey market. Great for the girlfriend. Only 250 a month. I even found a place by talking to a convenience store owner. All business owners seem to have rental properties, and it is a renters market now. Online they ask a lot, but if they know you, it is 50% . Just tell them you are local, never leaving.Â
Talk to people you see everywhere, that is the key . Everyone wants to practice their english. Then segway into whether they know nice affordable place.
Finally, dont aoutomatically look for aircon , kithcen appliances, and fully furnished. That doubles the rent sometimes. In the long run, if you buy a small portable cooler unit and a couple fans, and go to the japanese recycle shop in town for kitchen; it will make the difference in rent over 3 months and you will pwn the stuff for next flat.
I rent in toul kork for 190$. 60sq mtrs. I run ac two hours a day at most. Security and near local market. Superfast internet here. Let me know if you still looking. I give you name of agent or of a place renting.
Living small now, by myself, but have wife and kids moving here soon. So my adventure in renting will continue, i will be looking for a larger two bedroom in PP in november, hmmm. Of course bigger 2 br here is not what most americans call big, better to just have what you need and no more.  I will be looking more khmer breezy style with some western ameneties. Probably will pay about the same for 2 br as i do for western large studio now. Actually saw 70-80 sm places for 250$, just need to make sure area market is good. I love toul kork, but larger places hard to find here. I plan to stay here as long as the good diet keeps my healthy and alive. Does not hurt having a wife that cries when i cant see her in province every two weeks. And her family only wants her happy.
Hey, at 75 cents, i buy the beer, haha. I tell my disabled friends in vegas about the price of beer and whiskey, and they are ready to move here. Only three have visited, the rest still scared of that term THIRD WORLD COUNTRY,,,
Iamshane41 wrote:Hey, at 75 cents, i buy the beer, haha. I tell my disabled friends in vegas about the price of beer and whiskey, and they are ready to move here. Only three have visited, the rest still scared of that term THIRD WORLD COUNTRY,,,
I'll help you. You can get 50 cents beer during the day.....
On top look for apartments in Tuol Tompoung, great area.
Cheers.
Joe
Been here a while but now have to change gears and spend less on rent per sm, and more on food and the kids schools.
 I normally have no problem helping others find a place but i can always learn. Especially since i dont speak khmer. And this time i am looking for more a mix khmer/western style something i never looked at before. Most important wife is happy. Happy wife, happy life? Haha. Since my wife reads khmer and thai, will be easier for her to decipher addresses and ads online.Â
Let me know if you have time to meet.Â
You can add me as a contact here. I am off work that whole 7 days, so,i am always available. Then i can give my line to you for privacy. . If the price is right on an apartment, might just rent immediately.
Shane.
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