Cambodia Investment Review
OCIC Group won seven awards at the Cambodia Real Estate Awards 2026, and was named Developer of the Year. The ceremony was organized by Realestate.com.kh at Hyatt Regency Phnom Penh.
The seven awards include:
- 1. OCIC Group – Developer of the Year
- 2. TIA City – New District of the Year
- 3. Diamond Bay Garden (DBG) – Riverfront Development of the Year
- 4. Norea City – Township Development of the Year
- 5. Koh Pich – Event and Community Destination of the Year
- 6. Chroy Changvar Bay (CCB) – Mixed-Use District of the Year
- 7. B&V Mansion – Smart Living Development of the Year
A new district next to Techo International Airport
TIA City was named New District of the Year. The city is being developed south of Phnom Penh, near Techo International Airport, along the main route to the airport.
The district brings together housing, commercial activity and services. The airport is expected to support tourism, trade, logistics and business.
Koh Pich, a place for business, events and community life
Koh Pich received Event and Community Destination of the Year. It has grown from a new urban district into one of Phnom Penh’s main locations for business, education, hospitality, entertainment and public events.
The award comes as Koh Pich prepares to welcome international delegations during the 20th Francophonie Summit. From 14 to 16 November, the Koh Pich Expo will host FrancoTech 2026, bringing together institutions, companies, investors and start-ups from Cambodia and the French-speaking world. Other Francophonie events will take place a at the Innovation Lab at Connexion and Coconut Park.
“This recognition belongs to many people: our founder, our teams, our partners and every developer who invests in Cambodia,” said Thierry Tea, Vice President of OCIC. “Cambodia’s progress is not the achievement of one developer alone. We will keep investing in our people and in the next generation, and we will keep building a better Cambodia, not just individually, but together.”
Four more projects recognized
Chroy Changvar Bay was named Mixed-Use District of the Year for its combination of residential, commercial, educational and leisure facilities. The OCIC Convention Center, located in Chroy Changvar, will host the 20th Francophonie Summit on 15-16 November 2026.
Norea City received Township Development of the Year for a new urban area east of the Bassac River. Diamond Bay Garden, on Koh Pich, won Riverfront Development of the Year. B&V Mansion received Smart Living Development of the Year. Together, the awards cover projects at different stages and in different parts of the city.
These awards reflect OCIC’s approach: building connected urban districts and long-term infrastructure for Cambodia’s growth. OCIC also invests in its people, strengthening their skills and preparing the next generation of leaders for Cambodia’s real estate industry.
