Jakarta Risks Being 25% Underwater by 2025
Research by an Indonesian university has shown that 25% of Indonesian capital Jakarta could be permanently flooded by 2025. The findings by the Bandung Institute of Technology indicate that Jakarta is considered the fastest sinking city in the world. Home to 13 million people, Jakarta has 13 rivers running through it and is situated on a huge swamp.
Read MorePhnom Penh to See Rise in Strata-title Office Supply in 2019
Delays in the construction of landmark projects in 2018 will result in an increase in the Phnom Penh office strata-title supply in 2019, according to a report by real estate firm CBRE Cambodia.
Read MoreHigh Bangkok Prices Shift Developers’ Focus
Property developers in Bangkok are shifting their project priorities due to the rapidly rising land prices in the Thai capital according to a new report from CBRE Thailand.
Read MoreCambodia Seeing New Property Development Wave
While property market tends to move in certain cycles of development, Cambodia is now seeing a new trend of development towards commercial projects, according to real estate insiders.
Read MoreOptions for Investing in Lease Properties
Most of the condominium units in Cambodia nowadays are offered on a freehold basis. However, you will occasionally come across different types of projects that are offered on leasehold
Read MoreWhat Does Digital City Mean for City Management?
Climate change, population growth, and technological advances are partly contributing to changes in the landscape of city management to be more efficient. Meanwhile, the term Digital City is now becoming popular across the globe, but what does Digital City mean?
Read MorePhnom Penh Condominium Market to See Sharp Change in 2019
The Phnom Penh condominium market is set to see a sharp change in 2019 with supply now shifting towards the affordable segment, according to one of Cambodia’s leading real estate firms.
Read More‘construction and Real Estate Sector Will Not Fall in 2019’
With Cambodia's economic growth partly dependent on the construction and real estate sector, predictions remain healthy for 2019, despite a decline in capital investment in 2018.
Read MoreForeign Investment Driving Vietnam Property Market
Vietnam’s booming residential property market has seen foreign investors account for the majority of all large property transactions in 2018, according to CBRE.
Read MoreLong-term Investment in Real Estate
“Risk-averse” investors prefer to invest in tangible assets like property. There are many ways people invest in real estate, such as flipping properties i.e. holdingthem for a short term and selling at a profit.
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