SuiteWright Real Estate
Coming soonReal estate software for Cambodia — hard and strata title, dual USD/KHR
Property management and agency software written for Cambodian law rather than adapted to it — hard, soft, strata and leasehold titles are proper record types, every price and commission is carried in both USD and KHR, and the 70% foreign-ownership limit on condominium projects is enforced by the system instead of checked by hand. Covers the whole path from enquiry to viewing to offer to contract, for sale, lease and rental. In development.
Property software built elsewhere assumes a title is a title. In Cambodia it is hard, soft, strata or leasehold, and the difference decides what can be sold and to whom. It assumes one currency; here every price is quoted in two.
And it has no concept of the rule that a foreign buyer cannot hold more than 70% of a condominium project, ground floor excluded, under the 2010 law — so an agency using imported software enforces that in a spreadsheet, by hand, on the deal that matters most. Here it is a rule engine the system will not let you argue with. Still in development.
What it replaces
The jobs that eat the week
- Imported software that treats every title as the same kind of titleHard, soft, strata and leasehold as distinct records, with the rules that follow
- The foreign-ownership cap tracked in a spreadsheet on the biggest deal you haveA limit the system will not let you exceed by accident
- Quoting in dollars and reconciling riel separatelyBoth currencies on the record itself
- Listings, viewings and offers spread across chat and notebooksOne path from enquiry through to signed contract
Questions
Frequently asked
Does it understand Cambodian property titles?
Yes, and that is the reason it exists. Hard, soft, strata and leasehold are distinct record types rather than one "title" field, because the difference decides what can be sold and to whom. Imported software generally does not make that distinction at all.
Does it handle the foreign-ownership limit on condominiums?
Yes. A foreign buyer cannot hold more than 70% of a condominium project, above-ground floors only, under the 2010 law. Most agencies track that by hand in a spreadsheet on exactly the deal they can least afford to get wrong. Here it is a rule the system enforces.
Can we work in both USD and KHR?
Yes — both currencies are carried on every invoice, payment and commission, rather than one being the real number and the other a conversion someone redoes each time.
Does it cover rentals as well as sales?
Yes — sale, lease and rental all follow the same path from enquiry through viewing and offer to contract, with maintenance requests and documents attached to the property.
When will it be available?
It is in development and not deployed anywhere yet. Get in touch to be told when it is ready, or to talk about shaping it while it is still being built — agency workflows differ more than the software usually admits.
SuiteWright Real Estate is still in development
Early pilots shape what ships. If this is close to what you need, it is worth a conversation now rather than at launch.