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The head of Cam­bo­dian Pub­lic Bank, Phan Ying Tong, told the Phnom Penh Post on Tues­day that although Cambodia’s prop­erty mar­ket is “still strug­gling” he is look­ing for improve­ment. “..in about six months.”

Mean­while The Jakarta Post is report­ing today that the prop­erty mar­ket is still falling in Singapore.

“Pri­vate res­i­den­tial prop­erty prices fell 5.9 per­cent in the sec­ond quar­ter from the pre­vi­ous quar­ter after plung­ing 14 per­cent in the first quar­ter, the Urban Rede­vel­op­ment Author­ity said Wednesday.”

On the same web-page, how­ever, the first linked story had the head­line Oil falls to $34 ahead of Feb con­tract expiry.

Mar­kets, like the sea­sons, move in waves. Today oil sits at $70 a bar­rel with $100 again in sight. Wor­ries about defla­tion are the veneer being lam­i­nated over the true pic­ture – one of emer­gent infla­tion. Oil is sig­nalling this, and in the UK real estate appears to have turned the cor­ner in defi­ance of eco­nomic gloom.

In cer­tain hotspots around the globe prices are firm­ing. Just as prop­erty in Ire­land rapidly caught up with main­land Britain, so there is every rea­son to sus­pect that Cam­bo­dia is going to equalise with the Asian vaca­tion dragon Thai­land, itself already emerg­ing from the downturn.

As Cam­bo­dia is dis­cov­ered there is now a real chance to keep the envi­ron­ment intact rather than over-develop. By learn­ing from the mis­takes of oth­ers while ben­e­fit­ing from new eco-technology and aware­ness, Cam­bo­dian prop­erty val­ues could eas­ily sur­pass those of Thai­land in the long run. With this in mind an eco-villa resort is being crafted on the tiny beau­ti­ful island pair known as Song Saa in Cambodia.

Only 5 vil­las will be built, along with bun­ga­lows, restau­rant, all the ‘usual’ ameni­ties expected of a 5 start resort. Mate­ri­als used in con­struc­tion will largely be sus­tain­able hard­woods, giv­ing a nat­ural ver­nac­u­lar look to the place that befits the pris­tine land­scape. The site is engi­neered to have zero neg­a­tive impact on the environment.

The Aus­tralian team devel­op­ing the islands hopes to set the bench­mark for future build­ing and con­ser­va­tion in Cam­bo­dian waters, and have even appointed a full time marine biol­o­gist to mon­i­tor the teem­ing coral reefs that sur­round it, as well as pro­vide guid­ance for snorkel­ers, fish­er­men and the like.

If you like the sound of this place in the sun built with sound sen­si­bil­i­ties and uncom­pro­mis­ing lux­ury, rest you will not be the only one. The mar­ket will finally decide the ulti­mate value of bou­tique resorts like Song Saa. Right now you can grab a piece of the action before the action really gets started.

DSR Asset Man­age­ment Ltd is offer­ing off-plan vil­las at Song Saa priced £270,000-£280,000. Each will be an absolute gem with empathic con­struc­tion and lux­ury inte­ri­ors of the first water.

David Red­fern of DSR is extremely enthu­si­as­tic about this truly unique and sen­si­tive project.

“Song Saa Resort will be the ulti­mate island hide­away, built in this beau­ti­ful, untouched cor­ner of the world, while only 30 min­utes boat trip from Sihanoukville and Cambodia’s newest inter­na­tional air­port,” he said.

For more infor­ma­tion about Pri­vate islands call Rebecca Sale on 0115 871 4594 or visit the DSR website.

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