Koh Rong Royal Beach development plan revealed.



Royal Group (Cambodia) and Royal Galaxy Group (China) are developing 35 hectares of beach development which will cost $285 Million USD and will be constructed on Royal Beach next to Royal Sands Resort.

It includes 600 luxury villas town and resort (there are various types and sizes of luxury villas), a 5-star hotel, a casino, a helipad, water amusement facilities, swimming pools of various purposes and designs, wedding squares, water performance spaces, golf area, windsurfing facilities, a 4 floors restaurant with a negative floor, a small high rise building, sports facilities, and much more...

To read more, plase visit:
https://kohrongre.com/koh-rong-project-layout/

An Architects dream .

A Builders problem .

A Restate Agents pastime.

An Investors nightmare.

An Owners bottomless pit.

The architect must be an English southerner judging by the crop circles though there is a hint of Dubai'an.

looks like a smorgasbord of discredited suburban planning ideas

the sad thing is something like this might actually get built one day

It won't happen. God, these renderings always make it look amazing but it always ends up half-assed with a dusty road, poorly maintained canals and a bit of trash sprinkled everywhere. What I find weird is a lot of these boreys now have all this greenery in the renderings (so people have caught on that green spaces/trees are good) but the final product is always so far with one scraggly tree and a few bushes, alongside long, hot and dusty cement roads.

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 5:40 pm It won't happen. God, these renderings always make it look amazing but it always ends up half-assed with a dusty road, poorly maintained canals and a bit of trash sprinkled everywhere. What I find weird is a lot of these boreys now have all this greenery in the renderings (so people have caught on that green spaces/trees are good) but the final product is always so far with one scraggly tree and a few bushes, alongside long, hot and dusty cement roads.

Does this look like a borey project? Do you advise us to make similar logical inference from another kind of experience? How many 200 Million+ projects have you seen the renders and reality didn't fit?

Phnom Poon wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 5:33 pm looks like a smorgasbord of discredited suburban planning ideas

the sad thing is something like this might actually get built one day

It will be developed simultaneously with the road which will be completed in 16 months.

basta.binici wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 8:59 pm It will be developed simultaneously with the road which will be completed in 16 months.

sure!

but even if it actually happens
'developed' is a contentious term

basta.binici wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 5:40 pm It won't happen. God, these renderings always make it look amazing but it always ends up half-assed with a dusty road, poorly maintained canals and a bit of trash sprinkled everywhere. What I find weird is a lot of these boreys now have all this greenery in the renderings (so people have caught on that green spaces/trees are good) but the final product is always so far with one scraggly tree and a few bushes, alongside long, hot and dusty cement roads.

Does this look like a borey project? Do you advise us to make similar logical inference from another kind of experience? How many 200 Million+ projects have you seen the renders and reality didn't fit?

Many in Cambodia. Koh Pich for one (I still remember the Canadia Bank calenders from 12 years ago with very "imaginative" renderings at my work place), Bokor is another that comes to mind. Countless Phnom Penh projects as well (Grand Phnom Penh, multiple skyscrapers). I know you have a hard-on for the islands given you work as a real estate agent, but it's easy to see through the facade. I don't mind change personally, and I know all the islands will change one way or another, but they most definitely won't end up looking like those renderings. Let's come back in 5 years and look at them again...