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Bay of Lights: New urban development in Ream Bay, Sihanoukville

February 24, 2021 By James Clark Leave a Comment

Ream City Sihanoukville

Bay of Lights is a proposed new urban development in Ream Bay, Sihanoukville Province, Cambodia. The project covers 934 hectares of reclaimed land in Ream Bay, with an estimated US$16 billion in total investment.

Bay of Lights was launched as Ream City by Canopy Sands Development, a member of Prince Holding Group, and is designed by Surbana Jurong from Singapore.

This new city will include commercial and residential property with up to 130,000 residents, and will include a 6km beachfront.

Bay of Lights Map


[Map of Bay of Lights, Cambodia.]

Links and Resources

Website: thebayoflights.com
Developer: Canopy Sands Development Co., Ltd.
Masterplan: Surbana Jurong.

News Archive

2024

Bay of Lights unveils vision for Sihanoukville coastal tourism at Cambodia Sea Festival 2024 – [18/12/24]

Bay of Lights: Sihanoukville’s New Dawn of Urban Excellence (Press Release) – [17/05/24]
“The Bay of Lights, spanning 934 hectares, is an ambitious $16 billion coastal entertainment and urban development project in Ream City, Sihanoukville.”

IN FOCUS: Cambodia’s US$16 billion ‘eco-city’ raises financial and environmental concerns – [04/05/24]
“The multi-billion dollar development project in the coastal city of Sihanoukville has stirred discontent among locals and fuelled environmentalists’ worries.”

2022

Canopy Sands breaks ground on 934ha Bay of Lights project in Sihanoukville (Press Release) – [22/12/22]

2021

Ream City: The plan to transform Sihanoukville into a green living hub (Sponsored) – [12/11/21]
“Eco-Business talks to Canopy Sands MD Khong Weng Fook about the measures being taken to manage the impact of Ream City, a 834-hectare development in the Cambodian coastal city of Sihanoukville.”

Surbana Jurong’s masterplan for US$16b ‘Ream City’ in Cambodia gets go-ahead – [10/02/21]
“Surbana Jurong’s sustainable development masterplan to develop an 834ha “Ream City” in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, has been approved by Canopy Sands Development, a member of Prince Holding Group.”
Ream City in Cambodia

New city for Sihanoukville ‘has immense potential’ for province – [10/02/21]

Master plan for Ream City given nod – [07/02/21]
“Canopy Sands Development Co Ltd, a member of Prince Holding Group, one of Cambodia’s largest and fastest growing conglomerates, approved a master plan to develop Preah Sihanouk province’s Ream bay into the $16 billion Ream City.”
Ream City Sihanoukville

Prince-linked firm pours sand into 400 hectares of bay without study – [02/02/21]
“Prime Minister Hun Sen signed a sub-decree in September 2019 granting some 427 hectares of ocean to a little-known company registered just one month before, Canopy Sands Development.

The company may be newly created, but its directors are no strangers to the country: Its chair is Chen Zhi, the leader of the expansive Prince Group and a naturalized Cambodian citizen, and the two other directors also hold several companies inside and outside the group.”
Ream City sandfill

2020

Tourist area greenlit in Sihanoukville – [17/02/20]
“The National Committee for Coastal Management and Development will coordinate with relevant ministries over the establishment of a billion-dollar tourist area named Neak Reach in Preah Sihanouk province after it was proposed by the Ministry of Tourism.”

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