Number of Restructured Loans for Construction Sector at Over 20k Accounts in 2020, says NBC
The total number of restructured loans in 2020 was recorded at over 24,000 accounts, of which borrowers from the construction sector ranked third with a total of 20,609 accounts, according to the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) Financial Stability Review 2020 published on 31 May. The report added that this huge amount of restructured loans […]
Read MoreNBC: Credit Growth in Construction & Property Decelerates, Easing Concerns on Overheating Market
Loans to construction and real estate activities in 2020 expanded at a slower rate of only 23%, as the construction boom stalled due to the pandemic. This deceleration of credit growth has eased some concerns on the overheating property market, according to the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC)’s Financial Stability Review 2020 published on 31 […]
Read MoreChinese Investors Main Hope for Property Market Recovery, says Expert
Real estate experts have projected that the real estate market in Cambodia will start to recover from the beginning of 2022 onwards, and Chinese investors are the biggest hope for this recovery. Chairman of the Board of Directors of CVEA and CEO of Realtor 168 Co., Ltd Mr Lim Socheat said the first reason is […]
Read MoreExperts: Property Market Might Not Recover in 2021; Expected to Grow Fast in 2022
By the end of 2020, many analysts predicted that the real estate market would recover in 2021. However, due to the recent COVID community outbreak, the growth forecast has been changed to 2022 at the earliest. Chairman of the Board of Directors of CVEA and CEO of Realtor 168 Co., Ltd Lim Socheat said that […]
Read MoreHome improvement retail brands look to gain a foothold in Cambodia
With the increasing disposable income, rising consumer spending, remodel and renovation of homes; the rapid rate of urbanization of Phnom Penh, and the increasing middle-class population, these major drivers are increasing the number of new and existing home sales and home improvement businesses in Cambodia. In addition, cost control, innovation in products, better logistics, and […]
Read MoreExperts Share 6 Key Adaption Strategies to Survive While Waiting for Property Market Recovery
Local analysts are optimistic that the real estate market and the economy as a whole, could recover in early 2022 after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. However, from now to early 2022 is quite a long time to survive especially for businesses that are highly affected by the pandemic. Besides, the beginning of 2022 is only […]
Read MoreExperts: SHV’s Current Economic Slowdown Ending of First Growth cycle; Next Cycle Could be 5 times Higher
Real estate experts have predicted that the current slowdown in investment activities in Sihanoukville is just the end of the first growth cycle, with yet more investment waves to come soon with at least five times the current investment value. Experts shared their forecasts during a forum to discuss the real estate market status, which […]
Read MoreNumber of Mortgage Applications in Q1 Increases by 15%, Though Values Drop by 4%
The number of mortgage application in Cambodia in the first quarter of 2021 increased by 15% compared to the previous quarter, according to a recent report by the Credit Bureau Cambodia (CBC). The report added that even though there was an increase in the number of applications, the total value of mortgages, in contrast, dropped […]
Read More‘Cloud Kitchen’ a Future Trend & New Business Opportunity for Cambodia, say Experts
Real estate experts have forecast that the ‘Cloud Kitchen’ business model will become a future trend and potential investment opportunity in Cambodia, especially given recent lockdowns and the surge in COVID community outbreaks. The topic was discussed at a joint online conference between Pointer CEO Nguon Chhayleang and International Property Advisor (Singapore) Ku Swee Yong […]
Read MoreRedesigning Retail Space to Ease Delivery Service Key to Catching Up with Online Shopping Trend
The retail sector in Cambodia should consider redesigning its space and business model to catch up with the recent boom in online shopping and delivery services, say property experts. According to the CEO of International Property Advisor (Singapore) Ku Swee Yong in a webinar organised by Pointer on Saturday, the necessity to go to shopping […]
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