Preah Sihanouk province: The investors in the TIME SQUARE 10 project say confidence in Cambodia’s Royal Government and the leadership of Preah Sihanouk province has prompted substantial investment in a single 39-storey condominium building in Village 6, Sangkat 4, Sihanoukville, Preah Sihanouk province. It covers a stated total land area of “117.625” square metres. The project officially broke ground on the morning of December 4, 2025.
Speaking at the ceremony, provincial deputy governor យូសុះ សូឡៃម៉ាន, representing Preah Sihanouk governor Mang Sineth, welcomed the TIME SQUARE 10 investment project to build one 39-storey condominium in the province. On behalf of the provincial administration, he expressed full support and pledged continued protection of security and public order and facilitation for all lawful investors in the province. He also wished the construction team success in completing the work as planned.
The director of the company behind Times Square 10 and his wife said they were delighted to take part in launching their tenth project, numbered 10, in Sihanoukville.
They said they truly loved Sihanoukville and believed the project would bring fresh energy and development to the wonderful city, enabling more people to live there peacefully and more tourists to visit. “We deeply thank the Royal Government for supporting us. May we continue to cooperate and do our utmost to create better things together in the future,” they said.
ភឿន សុធឿន, head of the site’s engineering-management section, said TIME SQUARE 10 would be built to technical standards, with solid- and liquid-waste management infrastructure, a wastewater-treatment basin, wastewater-treatment equipment and drainage systems suited to the condominium’s use before discharge. Clean-water and electricity systems would meet technical requirements, with inspection and approval by the relevant specialist authorities. Appropriate construction techniques would also be used to protect neighbouring buildings, the environment and public safety. The condominium was expected to take three to four years to complete.
Text: Pai Sokhim
Photos: Teav Vichat
