Moving to Cambodia | Renting an Apartment | Tour and Costs in Phnom Penh
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- We found an apartment in Cambodia! In this video, I reveal which apartment we chose after sharing with you four places we toured in our Phnom Penh apartment hunt (bit.ly/PPaptTour).
So what do you think? Let me know in the comments.
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0:00 Intro
0:32 Reveal
1:39 Tour
11:03 Swimming Pool
11:20 Gym No. 1
11:37 Laundry
11:58 Gym No. 2
12:24 Co-working Space and Meeting Room
13:00 Cost
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We love this Japanese-inspired studio in Phnom Penh. What do you think?
*I just moved to Cambodia! Follow my journey here: **bit.ly/moconutlife*
Are you single?
@@manup2144 Nope. I am happily married to my HS sweetheart. Been together for over 20 years! :)
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What is it like living in Cambodia? What are the things to look out for American Expats that want to move to Cambodia? What are the things to do when looking for an apartment if I become an American Expat moving to Cambodia or thinking about moving there?
@@ashleyspitzer6672 Hi Ashley! I quite enjoy it. I've visited a handful of times prior so there wasn't as big a culture shock as if it was during my first time visit. So the mental prep before hand is helpful. Making friends and meeting people sure does help, and I found it easier to do that for sure. I would reach out to one friend who introduced me to another, and to another, and so forth. I recommend joining Facebook groups and asking a bunch of questions to get perspective from different people. However, ultimately, you won't know unless you try it yourself. Plus you don't need to make it permanent right away. Why not test it out first to see if you truly like it before making the big move. You can also check out this video on apartment hunting: ruclips.net/video/O2DP8W6C-nY/видео.html. Wish you the best!
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hello,
500$ for one month is expensive, because the room is small
in bangkok, maybe 300$ for same room and service
but how much for 6 month ? and 12 month ?
Just gotta love people like yourself taking the time to share your home and ultimately why you chose it.
Thanks! Appreciate the support!
Very nice clean and well designed. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful space Linda. You know I love a great tiny home. Love seeing you happy and living your life. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you so much! It's cute and cozy and I'm loving it.
Hi. I came across your video and I decided to subscribe. I think it's very fascinating that I can learn from you about so considerable things in Cambodia. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
That's awesome and I'm glad my videos help in some way. :)
Very nice apt with amenities that increases your standard of living there. Good video & good luck.
Yes, thank you
Nice showing
Cambodia is developing fast
Like that it has co working space and gym
Yes, thanks! It definitely has changed quite a bit. I was there pre-pandemic and the landscape has changed drastically. Phnom Penh is definitely a big city with lots of character.
Wayyy Kool. Thx a Ton for the Post 📫
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Awww, thank you James! So cool and glad you're enjoying the video. Very much appreciated.
I love it!!
Thank you pouk mak!
I live in Cambodia.... In Siem Reap, can rent a 2 bedroom house for as littles as $110 per month. In Phnom Penh where I live now, I rent a 4 bedroom town house at $220 a month. Also available in Phnom Penh, are 1 bedroom studio apartments from $90 a month
That's super affordable! Where do you go to find these rates?
Yes please let us know. I have 900 US dollars a month which i thought was not enough to live on.
@@dtrain5519 $900 USD / month is possible, with a little bit of searching. Here's an updated video I made based on what was shared with me! Good luck! ruclips.net/video/QMlAd7UFRy8/видео.html
you right, this condo is expensive for little room, in bangkok with same room and service maybe 300$
@@MoconutLife I am at Chbar Ampov, just across the Basaac River... am 18 minutes commute from downtown. Can also find same prices and house standard near both Russian Market and Olympic stadium. Just west of Wat Phnom, 2 bedroom apartments can be had for under $200 a month.
Hi Linda, thanks for the informative video! It’s super helpful. I wanted to ask if you have had any issues with mould since arriving due to the humidity, and if there are any tips you use to prevent it?
Awesome
Thank you!
Wow 🤩 cool it’s small like Japanese appartments
Yup! It's Japanese inspired!
Sweet
Nice but very compact. Good for 1 person. I think I’d put the money towards an older, but larger apartment for 2 people.
Yea, I think so. I loved the smaller living but my husband preferred a bigger place.
This is actually the building I’ve been considering but I need a larger living space since I work from home lol
How cool! Yes, it's small but I like that there's a conference room you can reserve and the shared working space downstairs. It beats staying in the room all day. Plus there are so many cafes nearby that's a great alternative to working solely from home. Good luck with your find!
Woah, I like your compact apt. except the bathroom. The area is less to clean, however, the rent is too expensive for a solo traveller. I also don't care for the Gym and pool. What's important for me is an elevator, good WiFi, A/C and near the market. I've seen a lot of videos on Phnom Penh and am so eager to visit the place. I'm thinking of whether to rent an apt. or stay in a hostel or a guesthouse. Planning to stay for a month.
Hahha, yes I had to put pretty pictures up to cover up the bathroom. That seemed to work for me. Most apartments for rent want longer-term renters. Hopefully you get to visit one day. Good luck!
Great video!
How is the dental and medical care overall in Phnom Penh please?
Thank you.
Thanks for the compliment! Dental care is fair bit medical is questionable. Most major medical care is done in nearby countries, mainly Thailand or Vietnam. I came prepared with my own medicine just in case, but you would be able to find the basics at Aeon markets or mall. That said, if you need an IV drip or have food poisoning, they can meet your needs. Just question and be cautious if they’re recommending outrageous procedures. Stay healthy!
Mosquito bites can trigger malaria and dengue fever. Do you need mosquito nets for sleeping? Do you carry any anti malaria medications ? Some people need to take precautions.
Also, are units pet friendly and what about noise levels for upstairs renters ? Thanks
I stayed there! Great place indeed. And great location. Just in case you don’t mention it in video ( I just started watching) how long is your lease and what are you paying? Thanks!
Very cool!
Thank you for the video, I’m curious as to what the demographic is like in that building.
I don't know exact numbers but we were told a good portion are Japanese. Makes sense since the developer is Japanese. While here, I've seen and heard people speak English, Khmer, Chinese, and Korean as well.
Thank you for replying to me. That’s awesome to know that it’s a mixture of people.
Hi , my family , and I will be in Cambodia for Vacation about two or three months there. We are looking for the place to stay as apartments for rent in couple months, Any place would you like to recommend ? Thanks
@@eddiemen6752 Hi Eddie! That sounds like a fun trip planned. It honestly depends on your personal preference. BKK1, TTP, and the surrounding area have a lot of ex-pats, but also is close to a lot of shopping malls and diverse food options. However, it does get cheaper if you're closer to the Central Market area. Condos are more expensive because you're paying for certain amenities such as security. However, we had friends who rented the traditional long house for just a few hundred dollars a month (these are usually found through word of mouth). My husband and I preferred the BKK1 area because it was close to the types of food we enjoy and our friends were in the area, but it was more expensive. Hope this helps and hope you enjoy your trip!
@@MoconutLife Thank you so much for Info. I am looking for Air ticket with a good price now. Take Care.
Excellent video. I'm considering moving to S.E. Asia. What are residency rules and can I still have my wood shop and art studio? If so, do I need a Cambodian partner?
What kinds of meat is commonly available? Hows the air quality?
Looks like a pretty nice building in a good neighborhood, but 500 bucks a month is very high for a tiny studio. And what's up with "property management" being an add-on to the rent? I get a 3-bedroom house just outside Chiang Mai in a developed village for a little over $200/month.
That's definitely nice. I think as PP is welcoming more and more apartment living, different styles and layouts become more available. This just happened to be one we liked.
Hi. I love this apartment near BKK1. Will u be able to tell me the name of the building so that I can look it up for my next long stay in Phnom Penh. Please, please because as u said; it has some cool amenities. Thank you so much.
Hi! Please dm me on fb or insta @moconutlife
What made you move to Cambodia ? Any updated video ?
It was in my very first video. :)
It's a nice place but no balcony and where do you keep the washing machine. May be you will get a more spacious place a bit further way from the city centre
Yea. I was fine without the balcony but you're also right. It gets bigger and cheaper away from the city center.
That's a normal relatively large fridge pretty much everywhere, it's just that the US uses gigantic ... everything - refrigerators, cars, food portions and so on. Oh and a fridge with an ice maker is somewhat rarer. You might need some drapes or there might be too much light after the sunrise. For the bathroom issue, maybe a 3M film applied on the glass can get the job done quick and easy.
Also, best to make sure the AC is cleaned often enough as air quality is not ideal in that part of the world and you want the air filtered properly.
Thanks for the info!
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Thanks!
How do you pay your rent & utilities?
Does it come with wifi? And is it good?
Yes it does! Free wifi in the public spaces (gym and meeting space). Our room has separate wifi, also free. Pretty good. Enough to upload my videos! 😀
Ok you mentioned cost - I already knew that. But how long is your lease for if you don’t mind.
Hi! My lease was for 3 months. Depending on the landlord, you can negotiate prices if your lease is longer than 6 months.
What is the name of this developmen/property? Are they all rentals or can they be purchased?
This is obviously L’attrait :) in BKK1. Map-wise it seems to be the most ideal building, walking timings to all the plces I fequent are 8 minutes or less.
Would be nice if you added the price of your new condo
Price will vary by the owner, room size, and floor. A studio like this was about $500-$600 in this building, but you can definitely find similar if not bigger rooms for less. Just need to find the one that fits your needs.
A place like that in New York City would run about $4000 dollars a month in Manhattan!
I believe it! So crazy how expensive housing can be in some places. This location is actually considered more expensive than nearby areas, believe it or not. The more affordable rooms range from $50 - $300 a month!
@@MoconutLife I'm considering a trip to Cambodia myself to check out the sites and the housing based on the areas. Yes, we have popular areas like Thailand and the Philippines, but Cambodia has my attention and is on my radar.
I love that Chinese and Japanese real estate agents respect the Khmer Art of Living called Chaya Phumi, equivalent to Han Chinese Feng Shui.
On the other hand, all the houses and apartments in Cambodia, in the capital as in the provinces, have secure windows and mosquito nets; surely you didn't see 😅.
I suppose I did not. I'll have to pay better attention!
I like the gym and pool but the apt is too small for too much money.
Yea, we're learning to find better deals outside the BKK1 area.
@@MoconutLife good to hear. Good luck. Xxx
I need a one bedroom in Siem Reap
650 a month for studio appartment.not cheap.i guess its BKK1 but still.
Yes, BKK1 is pretty expensive but total loivng expenses are still way more affordable than HCOL areas in the US.
So do you guys live there ? Im planning on moving there. I was born in California. I am khmer american. But want to move and love out there with my retirement money. But having cold feet.
Hi, I am 72 years old thinking about moving out there to Cambodia how do I get in touch with you once I get there, I'll be looking around for apartments once I get there, Thank you very much 😀
I am indian so I like you
How much was the cheapest place did you see?
the cheapest place we saw was $80/month! but it came with no amenities. just the room.
@@MoconutLife I mean furnished with cable an WiFi. Pool an gym not important. You like living in Cambodia.
@@gs46 There are some in the Tuol Tompong area for $250/month. Check out Phnom Penh Housing on Facebook for an updated list. Good luck!
How was it getting your 1 year visa?
I got a KVisa. My parents are Cambodian, so these last longer than a year.
Will the police treat a foreigner fairly? Is electricity reliable?
Just curious...how long were you living in the US and what made you decided to be an expat in Cambodia. I was born in Cambodia and never care to move back to Cambodia.
Over 30+ years in the US! My parents left Cambodia as refugees and I was born in the US, so I always had the desire to go back to my parent's home country. The case of reconnecting with my roots and embracing the side of me that I couldn't quite find while living in the US. Not to say I hate it, I love both sides and I'm glad and hugely aware of how fortunate I am. :)
@@MoconutLife Thanks for the reply. I'm glad for you for embracing your roots. Currently my sister just went to Cambodia to visit family members. Someday, I'll return to Cambodia, but for now I'll keep exploring other countries.
Claustrophobic,
But nice modern
amenities
Sorry I see the rent thank you
Not a worry. Thanks for watching!
How much are you paying?
It was $590 a month. You can watch a breakdown of my costs here: ruclips.net/video/nw-EJqH3pGw/видео.html
Are dogs allowed?
No, I don't believe so.
Wow. $500 for a studio apartment!?
Love the videos because they show Cambodia that the West knows nothing about.
Thank you so much! I hope my videos can help people better learn about what it's like in Cambodia!
locations?
Hi! I'm no longer here but the place is called L'attrait!
Any place is nice when you have money.
500 is miles too much.
$500/month is too much to be paying for rent. My friends were making $1200/month teaching English. Dave Ramsey always says that you are never supposed to pay more than 25% of your take home paycheck on housing.
There are lots of places you can rent for half what I'm paying, so it's possible your friends are spending less than 25% their income. :)
Star polaris 23 or residence L
Ja ja... mit 4 Schlafzimmern 220 US Dollar... Bullshit 😂
Your boyfriend looks like he really needs to get his body into better shape, to be fair.
Whats the mask nonsense ?