Construction Sector Attracts Most FDI in Cambodia
The construction sector is one of the four main pillars of Cambodia’s economy and the sector has been responsible for attracting the most Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to the nation and is expected
Read MoreThink Tank Urges Private Sector to Provide More Internships for Construction-related Jobs
Experts in different government and private institutions have called for more internships and training programmes for students and workers, especially for construction-related jobs. This campaign was called for during a half-day seminar held under the theme of “Partnership for Work-based Learning: Experiences and Possibilities” organised bythe Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) at the Phnom Penh […]
Read MoreWill the Construction and Property Sectors Slow in the Next Five Years?
As thereal estate industry booms and development projects continuing to rise throughout the country, especially in Phnom Penh
Read MoreCredit for Construction and Real Estate Sectors Remains Robust
The financial stability risk assessment in Cambodia by the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) has shown that credit for the construction and real estate sectors remains in good condition due to the low rate in non-performing loans.
Read MoreCBRE: Supply of Condominiums in Phnom Penh Increased by 20%
A new report by real estate agent CBRE Cambodia has shown that the supply of condominiums in Phnom Penh increased by 20% quarter-on-quarter(q-o-q) in the course of Q2 of 2018,
Read MoreTax Collection Exceeds Target on Construction and Real Estate
Tax collection in the first six months of 2018 has reached 61.28% of the yearly plan with construction and property taxes having a sharp increase, according to H.E. Kong Vibol, a Delegate of the Royal Government in charge as Director-General
Read MorePrek Pnov to Become the New Property Hotspot
Prek Pnov District, a suburburn area in the north west of Phnom Penh has recently become more popular and has attracted small and medium scale land buyers as the city continues expanding.
Read More970 Investment Projects Worth US$23 Billion Approved in the Past Five Years
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has approved a total of 970 projects worth more than US$23 billion between 2013 and 2017, 35% of which is the infrastructure-related investment.
Read MoreH.E Sun Chanthol: No Cut Off in Infrastructure Aid
H.E Sun Chanthol has cast aside rumoursthat Japan, as well as other development partners, plan to cut off assistance for Cambodia's infrastructure.
Read MoreAre Condotels the Future of the Cambodia Real Estate Industry?
Condotel is a new concept to Cambodia where a development is mixed between a condominium and a hotel. Unlike hotels, where a corporation owns the whole hotel, in condotels each unit is sold separately similar to a condo.
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