Hongkong Land Holdings has announced that its Exchange Square Phnom Penh debut mixed-use development, has been formally topped out at a ceremony attended by government and business community leaders, and key partners.  
Officiating were Hongkong Land CEO YK Pang, Secretary of State Phuoeng Sophean of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, and Hongkong Land executive director Raymond Chow.

“The growing interest and commitment from tenants is a sign that Exchange Square is realising the company’s vision to becoming a catalyst for business and retail activities in the capital of Cambodia,” says YK Pang. Office tenants include the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation and Japanese trading house Mitsui, while key retail tenants include Starbucks, Yves Rocher and a gourmet supermarket.

 
The Exchange Square Phnom Penh comprises a four-level retail podium and 16 floors for offices.
Scheduled for completion by end of this year, Exchange Square is Phnom Penh’s latest Grade-A office building and lifestyle retail shopping mall, initially offering 39,700 sqm of office and retail space as well as about 650 parking spaces. Surrounded by major boulevards, it is in the centre of Phnom Penh’s emerging financial district.
Hongkong Land owns and manages almost 800,000 sqm of prime office and luxury retail property in key Asian cities, principally in Hong Kong and Singapore.