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Insiders rejoice as expressway project puts Bavet on fast lane
Publication date 09 September 2020 | 21:21 | ICT

A technical feasibility study of the Phnom Penh-Bavet Expressway project is progressing smoothly, setting high hopes among real estate insiders that the new route would underpin the potential of Bavet town’s burgeoning real estate market.

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