Infinity 28

Infinity 28 is a 22-storey condominium tower on Mekong River Street in Chroy Changvar, right on the riverside north of central Phnom Penh.

The building has a mix of 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and a smaller number of 3-bedroom layouts available as residential units. Most units are in the 60–120+ sqm range, so they feel more like “full-size” apartments than tiny studios.

The project was completed in the mid-2010s and is now used both as private condos and as serviced apartments/short-stay units under “Infinity 28 Hotel & Residence”.

Units & Layouts

Layouts are generally open-plan, with balconies facing either the Mekong side or towards the city. Typical examples from current listings are 64 sqm 1-bedroom units and 100–120 sqm 2-bedroom units.

Most resale and rental units come fully furnished with built-in kitchens, air-conditioning, and basic appliances.

Facilities & Building Features

Infinity 28 is quite facility-heavy for a single tower:

• Rooftop and outdoor pool, plus in some descriptions an additional indoor pool zone
• Floating / sky gym with river and city views
• Sauna and fitness centre
• Sky view deck / rooftop terrace looking over the Mekong, Tonle Sap/Bassac junction and the Phnom Penh skyline
• Common lounge areas and sun deck
• Garden / planted areas around the rooftop and podium
• Car and motorbike parking

On the “services” side, the building typically offers:

• 24-hour security and reception
• CCTV and controlled access
• Backup generator
• Wi-Fi in common areas, and in-unit internet via local providers

So day-to-day it feels more like a serviced condo or hotel-residence than a basic apartment block.

Location – Mekong River Street, Chroy Changvar

Infinity 28 sits along the Mekong River in Sangkat Chroy Changvar, on the peninsula between the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers.

Key nearby points (approximate distances):

• Sunrise Japan Hospital – ~1.3 km
• Norton University (Chroy Changvar campus) – ~1.7 km
• AEON MaxValu Chroy Changvar – ~1.9 km
• Sokha Phnom Penh Hotel & Residence – ~2.3 km
• French Embassy – ~3.2 km
• Eden Garden / China-Cambodia Friendship Monument area – ~4.9 km

Reaching riverside, the Royal Palace area, or central Daun Penh by car or tuk-tuk usually takes around 10–20 minutes outside peak traffic, depending which bridge you use.

Everyday convenience:

• Local cafés, small restaurants and minimarts along Mekong River Street
• Bigger supermarkets and malls are across the bridge or further along National Road 6A
• Hospitals, international schools and universities are within a short drive rather than walking distance

About Chroy Changvar District

Chroy Changvar has changed a lot over the last decade. It used to be mostly marshland and low-rise housing; now it’s one of Phnom Penh’s main satellite city areas and a focus point for new development.

A few key points about the district:

• It sits between the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers, with long stretches of riverfront and open views.
• The government and major developers (including OCIC) are actively promoting it as a future business and residential hub / new CBD with large satellite-city projects over 200–300 hectares.
• The area has a mix of condos (Infinity 28, Morgan EnMaison, La Vista, Wealth Mansion, The Peninsula and others) plus borey housing and villas along National Road 6A.

So Infinity 28 sits in one of the “growth corridors” of the city, rather than in an old established neighbourhoods.

Lifestyle & Market Context

Day-to-day living here is a bit different from BKK1 or central Daun Penh:

• Generally quieter and less dense, with fresher air and wide river views
• Still developing – some plots are under construction, and not every corner has shops yet
• Mix of local families, Cambodian middle-class households, and expats who like river views and more space

Because the building also runs as a hotel / serviced residence, you get more on-site services but also a more “mixed” resident profile (short-stay guests plus long-term owners and tenants).B

From an investment angle, riverside condos in Chroy Changvar are typically marketed towards buyers looking for mid-single to high-single digit gross rental yields, with upside linked to the district’s longer-term development into a larger economic hub.

Getting Around

Chroy Changvar connects to the rest of Phnom Penh via:

• The Cambodia–Japan and Cambodia–China Friendship Bridges leading into Daun Penh and Russey Keo
• National Road 6A, which runs past the district and continues to Kampong Cham and further to Siem Reap

Most residents move around by:

• Car or motorbike
• Tuk-tuk and ride-hailing apps (Grab, PassApp etc.)

Traffic is usually lighter than in the inner city, but the bridges can get busy at rush hour, especially heading into town in the morning and back to Chroy Changvar in the evening.

In Short

Infinity 28 is a mid- to high-end riverside condo tower with:

• A small number of larger-size units
• Strong river and city views
• Full condo / serviced-apartment style facilities
• A quieter location in Chroy Changvar, but still close enough to central Phnom Penh for work or study

It’s a straightforward option if you want condo living by the Mekong with proper facilities and you’re okay relying on a short drive or ride for most of your daily needs.