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More than $3.4 million spent in 2017 on capital infrastructure
The national government has spent more than $3.4 million on infrastructure in the capital in the first seven months of the year – not including money spent on sewage upgrades and municipal building and...
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Urbanloft to build luxury condos north of the capital
As the condo market in Phnom Penh continues to improve and the population continues to grow, more and more development projects are emerging north of the city.Ngoun Chhay Leang, CEO of real estate...
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OCIC begins work on Chroy Changvar satellite city
OCIC unveiled plans this week for their “City of the Future” satellite city in Chro Changvar featuring a commercial center and a mixed-use housing development. Touch Samnang, CEO of OCIC, said the...
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Cambodian woman awarded expert certificate by international real estate group
A Cambodian woman recently received a certificate that solidified her as an expert in international real estate – a first for a woman from Cambodia.Grace Rachny Fong, director of real estate company...
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Scandals and problems are mounting in land sale deals
Scandals are beginning to brew now that the real estate market is expanding with more affordable housing and cheaper land prices. The situation has been exacerbated by the lack of laws governing the...
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NGOs fill affordable housing gap
The government and investment companies are joining forces to build affordable housing for middle-income citizens and social housing for the country’s poorest residents.In 2014, Cambodia adopted the...
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Arakawa to build affordable housing for public servants and teachers
The housing market has been actively expanding in recent years and real estate prices have increased steadily, largely due to outside investment in the sector. To remedy the slowly shrinking market for...
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Gold Tower 42 owner promises to finish work
The owner of the Gold Tower 42 development project has restated his promise to finish constructing the massive building, with construction to restart in 2018.Seng Load, spokesperson for the Ministry of...
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Culture Ministry seeks to preserve heritage structures
Cambodia is littered with an overwhelming number of architectural heritage sites from a range of periods throughout the country’s history, and these intangible pieces of cultural history play an...
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Apartments and condos battle for potential customers
As the market for housing in Phnom Penh continues to expand, condominium developers are now looking to get into the game, offering to rent their units instead of selling them.An Socheata, director of...
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Century21 making big move to provinces
In an effort to professionalise the real estate industry and reduce investment risk in the sector, Century 21 Cambodia is preparing to expand its services to 23 provinces by 2018. Grace Rachny Fong,...
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Clarity sought for high-rise height rules
The spread of high-rise buildings and raft of construction sites across Phnom Penh are signs of sustainable development, but city planning experts say more thought needs to be put into where these...
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It’s time for Cambodia to choose high-quality investment projects
As the economic development rate in Cambodia keeps steady at 7 percent, the physical manifestations of this growth are seen through the development of many mixed-use high-rise buildings, highlighting...
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A monstrous commercial centre that aims to become a major Phnom Penh landmark will lift its halt on construction by the end of 2018 following a decision by investors to reorganise the project and...
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100 houses harkens back to Molyvann glory days
After nearly four years under the Khmer Rouge regime, Cambodia lost a large swath of its population, natural resources and infrastructure development, with many of the country’s architectural feats...
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Ministry of Economy to begin restricting licences for real estate developments
The Ministry of Economy and Finance has decided to restrict the number of licences given for construction investment projects and real estate properties in Cambodia in an effort to ensure that projects...
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Borey Vimean Phnom Penh inaugurates average-cost houses
Local investors have turned their attention to affordable housing projects in Phnom Penh with developments like Borey Vimear Phnom Penh, which launched its seventh project focusing on average-income...
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Unified sewage system detrimental to health of borey residents
As construction booms across Phnom Penh, little attention is being paid to the city’s sewage system. Experts continue to say that the current system is not up to standard due to the fact that...
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Engineering professor says construction workers need more hands-on experience
Post Property leaves no stone unturned in its search for the best information on Cambodia’s property and construction sector. Moeun Nhean sat down with veteran engineering professor Sat Dara to listen...
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New housing in south Phnom Penh targets middle earners
As local developers kickstart a variety of mid-priced housing projects, Post Property finds that local buyers earning around $8,000 a year could be spoiled for choice.Responding to what it believes is...
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