In Cambodia’s fast-evolving real estate market, residential condos have long captured the spotlight. But another asset class is quietly gaining traction: one with strong long-term potential and surprisingly little competition : commercial office ownership.
Despite Phnom Penh’s rapid growth and its appeal to international businesses, the city has a limited supply of strata-title office space , especially at the Grade-A level. Most office buildings in the capital operate on a lease-only basis, leaving few options for those who want to own their workspace or invest in high-quality, income-generating office units.
That’s what makes ODOM Tower a standout. As one of the first Grade-A, strata-title office developments in Phnom Penh , ODOM is reshaping how investors and businesses think about commercial real estate in Cambodia.

ODOM is LEED® Gold pre-certified under LEED v4 BD+C: Core and Shell, a first for commercial towers of this scale in Phnom Penh. It’s built for long-term performance and responsible operation.
With over 43,000 m ² of premium office space across 45 floors, ODOM Tower offers units ranging from 62 m² boutique offices to 1,515 m² full-floor HQs.
Establish your own office in a prime Phnom Penh location, or lease it out to high-quality tenants and earn steady rental income. This dual-use appeal sets ODOM apart in a market where such options are rare.

Located at Preah Norodom Blvd , between the Independence Monument and Mao Tse Tung Blvd, in Sangkat Tonle Bassac — Phnom Penh’s premier business address. It’s just 780 m from Aeon Mall and a 30-minute drive to the international airport.
ODOM Tower isn’t just another building, it’s a strategic move . With international-standard, energy-smart design, strata ownership, and prime positioning, it offers what residential condos can’t: a commercial fortune that grows with Cambodia’s business boom .
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