“It is the festest[sic] service in the right attractive location as we need and the staffs are so professional to guide us with places we want and friendly to help us at anywhere.
If you are looking for apartment, hotel, land and more, abode can help you. Ms. Poleak really assisted to our needs.
Highly recommend”
An abode is a place of residence, a house, a home and we at Abode Real Estate want to find you a real home in Cambodia, Phnom Penh and beyond.
We established Abode Real Estate in 2020 with a focus on providing quality homes to rent and buy/sell.
Our values are quality, honesty and integrity – and our logo represents Modernity, Precision and Warmth
We cannot compete with international agencies yet, but we do watch our peers keenly.
Apart from our core values, we cherish QA, Governance and Eco Friendliness.
Substandard practitioners will go under as the industry matures, so it makes sense to work with than against other good companies.
Collaboration bears more fruit than competition.
We focus on our clients with quality and professionalism backed up with personal service. We want to find you more than just a house…
Phnom Penh is a delightful city with a colonial past. Its wide tree lined avenues, pretty gardens and stately homes made it ‘the Pearl of Asia’ in the 1920’s.
It is an attractive style making it different to other cities.
They are well built, respect the tropics and offer unique urban spaces.
From a micro (building) level to macro (city) level, colonial buildings should be cherished.
When the old buildings have gone, Phnom Penh will be a glass and concrete jungle, just like other cities.
Abode aligns itself with the preservation of beauty (historic and contemporary).
Phnom Penh was built in the late 14th century but didn’t become the capital of the Kingdom until mid-15th century.
During Cambodia’s dark ages, when several areas of the state were fighting, the city virtually became a hamlet.
However, with the ascension of King Norodom in 1866, the city became the royal capital for the first time in almost 300 years.
In the 17th century, French missionaries made advances into Indochina, and their influence began to grow in the region through religion and trade.
When Cambodia’s King requested a protectorate to relieve pressure from Siam (Thailand), the French consented and established the French Protectorate in 1867.
Two decades later, the French won the Sino-French war and acquired control of what is now Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia, dubbed French Indochina.
The French began to develop Cambodia as they saw fit, establishing a modern metropolis, complete with administrative offices, schools, banks, hospitals, hotels, and so on.
However, there was often misunderstanding and abuse, such as Cambodians paying the highest taxes in French Indochina, which led to revolts that were eventually failed.
Before the dictatorship of Pol Pot from 1975 to 1979, Phnom Penh flourished in the early to mid-twentieth century.
It was regarded as one of the most attractive cities in Southeast Asia.
During this period, the country entered a dark period, with over two million people killed by the destructive impacts of communist control.
Cambodia has faced an uphill struggle ever since, but it is attempting to reclaim its splendor via a combination of modern growth and cultural preservation.
The city’s historical architecture may be split into three basic categories:
Abode shifted focus to quality rentals and sales to apply resources better.
Our focus was mainly on Daun Penh, but we now cover wider metropolis and the provinces.
Contact us directly if you want to know more about what we can do for you.
