Singapore to Host Southeast Asia Property Awards 2014
Singapore will host the grand finale of the 3rd Annual Southeast Asia Property Awards 2014 in October to celebrate the region’s best property developers and projects and services across 31 categories.
Read MoreSiem Reap’s ‘OASIS’
After a groundbreaking ceremony held at the end of June, Hong Kong-based Cheung Sheng Global Holdings is underway with construction on the 18,000 sqm Oasis Integrated Resort close to central Siem Reap.
Read MorePhnom Penh Office Rental Rates Fastest Growing in Region
Office rental rates in Phnom Penh were the fastest growing in the region in Q1 2014 according to the Knight Frank Asia-Pacific Prime Office Rental Index.
Read MoreDe Castle Royal Open Doors to Residents
A new style of luxury living has opened in Phnom Penh in the form of the high-end De Castle Royal condominium development.
Read MoreShelters for Expats
The journey toward ASEAN Integration in 2015, together with the resolution of the year-long political deadlock has attracted more expatriates to Cambodia which has, in turn, triggered the rapid growth of the apartment sector in the capital, according to a July market research report.
Read MoreLargest Property Brand Worldwide Arrives to Lead Market
U.S.-based Century 21 enjoys a global reputation and, having realized the potential that the Cambodia property market represents, the world’s biggest global franchised real estate operation officially celebrated its inception in Cambodia as its 75th market on 4 September, 2014
Read MoreGlobal Brief
Overseas investors have for the first time overtaken UK institutions to become the largest owners of UK commercial property, new data shows.
Read MoreSafety Central to Scaffolding
A major challenge and requirement in construction nowadays is to meet safety standards. However, there are still various shoring and scaffolding companies and systems who did not yet realise how important safety is to scaffolding and the benefits from it.
Read MoreChina to Spend Us$1.1 Trillion on Infrastructure in 2015
China will spend US$1.1 trillion on accelerating 300 infrastructure projects in 2015. The move has been widely seen as an attempt by the government to boost growth in an economy that has the potential to slip below 7 percent for the first time in more than 20 years.
Read MoreCamBodia To Benefit From New China-AsEan Building Club
Cambodia will get billions of dollars in loans to finance various projects after it joined the China-ASEAN Construction Industry Cooperation Committee— a new building group established in late May this year.
Read MorePushing The Boundary Of Today’s Home
A house by definition is a shelter built to house people from the harsh environment it is in. A house usually has four walls with clearly defined functional spaces such as an entrance foyer, car porch, living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom etc… and outside the house there are the outdoor spaces with some landscape design.
Read MoreJust a Few Months Left Until Big Builng Expo
The two events are scheduled for December 3-5, 2014 at the Diamond Island Exhibition and Convention Center and will feature government officials as well as construction industry leaders. The expo will feature some 280 booths and showcase a wide variety of
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