Phnom Penh Post - Post Property
Lieutenant General Hun Manet, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces and the commander of the army’s infantry, urged property and construction developers to focus on safety and risk management to gain the trust
Last year saw the addition of 3,838 units to the condominium supply, bringing the total number in Phnom Penh to 18,008, research firm CBRE said.
With the UK poised to formally leave the European Union on January 31, the country has to make a large amount of payments to the EU for years, and the inevitable consequences of Brexit
Housing prices stabilised in major Chinese cities last month as prices of new and pre-owned homes remained unchanged or grew at a slower pace from a year ago, suggesting that the property market
Ho Chi Minh City authorities have announced that the city will maintain land prices at the current rate for the next five-year period (2020-24) as approved by the People’s Council.
Cambodians wishing to own property in the US need not wait any longer as a US-based real estate agency has established operations in the Kingdom to make the process hassle-free.
Co-working space operator WeWork has been dogged by cash flow problems and was forced to lay off about a fifth of its workforce last year, but it remains in robust health in Southeast Asia, it seems.
While there are few, if any, signs of Vietnam’s real estate bubble bursting this year, the Ministry of Construction said that land prices could increase in some areas.
The Indonesian government has issued a number of incentives including a higher tax threshold and the reduction of down payment requirements but analysts believe they will not be enough to revive the country’s sluggish property marke
The People’s Bank of China’s decision to reduce the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), or the amount of cash banks have to set aside as reserves, will ease credit pressure for homebuyers but may not spur huge spikes in home sales, as
The condominium market in Bangkok, Thailand’s upper Sukhumvit area experienced a slowdown both in terms of supply and demand last year with developers launching less projects in line with market conditions, said Knight Frank Thailan
