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Jan-Apr iron, steel imports expand 7.8%
Publication date 17 May 2023 | 22:00 | ICT

Cambodian “iron and steel” imports in the first four months of the year clocked in at $129.043 million, rising by 7.78 per cent year-on-year from $119.722 million and by 11.1 per cent half-on-half (compared to July-October 2022) from $116.

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    The government introduced a package of measures to stabilise the construction and borey real estate sectors of the economy.

  • Capital’s condo supply hits 48.6K units by March

    Five condominium projects – two categorised as “mid-range” and three as “affordable” – were completed and ready for move-ins in the first quarter of this year, adding “more than 3,900” units to Phnom Penh’s supply, raising the total to about 48,600 units as of March 31

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    Real estate experts are applauding the completion of the Russey Keo bridge, which crosses over the Tonle Sap River in Phnom Penh and is expected to greatly ease traffic in the neighbourhood resulting in more investment in the area and high valuations of the land there.

  • Construction project approvals hit 4,275 in 2022

    The land ministry approved a total of 4,275 construction investment projects in 2022 – down 28 projects or 0.65 per cent from a year earlier – with total registered capital of $2.968 billion, down 46.8 per cent on a yearly basis from $5.580 billion, according to the finance ministry.

  • Real estate firm behind first ‘gold bond’ books solid 2022

    Golden Tree Co Ltd (GT), the real estate firm behind the Kingdom’s first green bond, reported sound business performance last year, amid economic stress stemming from the Ukraine conflict and prolonged Covid-19 crisis.

  • Local real estate firms partner on Koh Pich

    Local firms OCIC Group and CBRE Cambodia are joining forces to inject momentum into real estate development in the Kingdom and boost the investment potential of the sector, with a focus on the capital’s most famous man-made island of Koh Pich – also known as “Diamond Island”.

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