Time Square 9 — sold under the name Gatsby 9 — is an off-plan, 39-storey condominium by Megakim World Corp in BKK1, Phnom Penh’s benchmark residential district. Within the developer’s high-volume Time Square series it is deliberately the design-forward entry: around 500 units, a reduced count by the series’ standards, interiors drawn from 1920s Art Deco references, and a lower density than the mass-market towers around it. Completion is targeted for Q4 2029.

The shared floors follow a hotel-style script rather than a checklist: a rooftop infinity pool with a dedicated children’s pool, a sky bar and café with 360-degree city views, a fitness centre and yoga studio, plus a private cinema, game zone, poker room and cigar lounge, with meeting rooms for residents who work from home. Concierge services and 24/7 security round out the specification. Units span 40–130 m², with indicative pricing from about US$1,700 per square metre.

For investors, the pitch is scarcity rather than volume: BKK1 has little developable land and constrained zoning, so new supply arrives slowly and holds value well. The listing projects a 7% gross and 5% net yield, with hard-title ownership and entry from US$88,000 — and a roughly 40-month developer installment plan spreading payments across the construction period. It suits buyers who weight capital preservation and district quality over launch-price speculation.