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  • What are the Property Types in Cambodia?

    realestate.com.kh Report Description 1st September 2023 (online) This detailed and practical article is presented by realestate.com.kh  to help buyers, expats and international investors understand Cambodia’s diverse residential and mixed-use real estate landscape, offering clarity on structure, ownership, lifestyle fit and legal considerations. Summary Apartments are typically rental-only  assets owned by a single landlord or company, with growing demand in BKK1 due to serviced-apartment amenities. Condominiums remain highly attractive to foreign buyers because up to 70% of upper-floor units can be legally owned by non-Cambodians. Flat houses appeal to middle-income families seeking multi-storey living spaces within planned communities and gated developments. Shophouses continue to offer strong returns by combining commercial frontage and residential floors, especially in high-traffic locations. Villas are considered premium properties, ranging from twin villas to king villas, offering larger plots, privacy and luxury features. Borey developments integrate mixed-property formats with internal roads and community infrastructure, creating highly appealing suburban lifestyle options. Legal structures for foreign ownership vary significantly, making independent legal advice essential before purchasing land-based property. About realestate.com.kh As one of Cambodia’s largest online property marketplaces, realestate.com.kh has been operating since 2009, providing listings, market analysis and digital sales support to buyers and developers. It connects home-seekers, investors and developers through extensive listings, data-driven insights and expert market resources. With a long-standing presence in the country, it plays a central role in improving transparency and access to reliable real estate information. Website : realestate.com.kh

  • Investment & Market Analysis 2025, Cambodia Condominium Report

    realestate.com.kh Report Description 29th May 2025 (online) The 2025 Cambodia Condominium Market Report delivers an in-depth look at buyer origins, shifting demographic trends, and evolving demand patterns, presenting data-backed insights from realestate.com.kh  to support investors, buyers and developers. Summary The Cambodian condominium market shows a clear shift towards local Cambodian buyers and a growing young middle class. Buyer enquiries reflect strong interest from Eastern Europe  and returning overseas Cambodians. Developers have adjusted pricing to match real demand, with new launches offering the best prices in 10 years. Pre-COVID speculative developments have been replaced by trusted developers focused on affordability and quality . Transaction data reveals cyclical price trends, with long-term property values consistently showing upside potential. International recognition of Cambodia’s investor-friendly environment is rising, helped by major global brands, including BYD  and Ford . The market now exhibits a healthy mix of local buyers, expats and international investors, supported by improved property education and greater transparency. About realestate.com.kh As one of Cambodia’s foremost property marketplaces, realestate.com.kh  offers comprehensive real estate information, data-driven insights and market analysis to guide buyers, sellers and developers. Established in 2009, the organisation provides news, research articles and technology-enabled property marketing solutions that improve transparency and efficiency across the sector. Over more than a decade, it has played a central role in shaping informed decision-making within Cambodia’s fast-growing property market. Website : realestate.com.kh

  • Cambodia’s Construction Sector: Key Trends & Investment Opportunities

    realestate.com.kh Report Description 12th September 2025 (online) Insights presented in this guide provide a comprehensive overview of Cambodia’s fast-evolving construction sector and highlight how major infrastructure, industrial and logistics investments are shaping future growth across the country. Summary Fixed-asset investment reached USD $8 billion between January and September 2025, reflecting a 47% year-on-year increase. A total of 414 investment projects  valued at approximately USD $7 billion were approved in 2024, indicating a substantial market rebound. Approved investment projects for the first nine months of 2025 climbed to 546, representing a 73% increase from the same period in 2024. Cambodia’s Comprehensive Intermodal Transport and Logistics System master plan outlines 174 priority projects, requiring over USD $37 billion in investment. New ADB projections estimate Cambodia’s economy will maintain nearly 5% growth between 2025 and 2026 despite revisions to earlier forecasts. Foreign investment is increasingly diversifying, with growing inflows from Vietnam and Singapore as China’s overall share declines. Sihanoukville’s revival is accelerating, supported by 17 new investment projects worth USD $257 million under the province’s special promotion programme. About realestate.com.kh realestate.com.kh  is one of Cambodia’s leading online property portals, providing market-wide listings, research and property insights since its establishment in Phnom Penh in 2009. The platform connects homebuyers, investors and developers with trusted information and real-time market data. It continues to play a central role in supporting Cambodia’s fast-growing real estate and construction sector through accessible analysis, market reports and advisory tools. Website : realestate.com.kh

  • Phnom Penh 2025 Land Price Breakdown

    realestate.com.kh Report Description 14th October 2025 (online) This 2025 land-price analysis from realestate.com.kh  offers an insightful city-wide review of Phnom Penh’s real estate valuations, presenting district-level price data and market trends to help investors, developers and land buyers understand current value benchmarks. Summary Phnom Penh’s average land price has stabilised at USD $1,790 per sqm, indicating a shift towards market normalisation. Significant price variation by sangkat (commune) highlights the influence of infrastructure development and local amenities. Top-valued districts remain Daun Penh and Boeung Keng Kang, with peak prices reaching USD $11,000 per sqm. Lowest valuations were recorded in Dangkor and Prek Pnov, where averages range between USD $210 and $660 per sqm. Mass appraisal methodology used questionnaires verified by CVEA valuation experts. Districts such as Sen Sok  and Chroy Changvar  show early signs of improvement, supported by ongoing urban development trends. A steady H1 2025 trajectory suggests an emerging environment for sustainable long-term growth . About realestate.com.kh realestate.com.kh  is one of Cambodia’s leading online property marketplaces and research platforms, providing market data, news and analysis to support buyers, sellers and investors. The organisation offers property listings, advisory content and digital tools that strengthen transparency and informed decision-making across the sector. Established in 2009, realestate.com.kh continues to play a central role in improving access to real estate information throughout the Kingdom. Website : realestate.com.kh

  • Which Condos Are Completed and Ready to Move in Phnom Penh in 2025?

    realestate.com.kh Report Description 28th November 2025 (online) A detailed overview of Phnom Penh’s newly completed residential developments, drawing on current market insights from realestate.com.kh , which highlights the city’s transition from anticipated projects to fully delivered communities across several key districts. Summary Time Square 306  achieved full completion with handover beginning in December 2025, supported by strong buyer confidence in the developer’s track record. Le Conde BKK1  delivered a 43-storey mixed-use tower equipped with smart-home technology and premium amenities. Urban Village Phase 2  introduced 1,700 units across four high-rise towers, benefiting from proximity to Aeon Mall Mean Chey and the new Techo International Airport. Royal Platinum Condominium  offered 851 units in an X-shaped layout designed to maximise ventilation and natural light. Diamond Bay Garden  completed Building A with a phased handover scheduled from the end of 2025 to Q3 2026, supported by panoramic river views and prime Koh Pich access. La Vista One  reached completion with twin towers rising 140 metres above Chroy Changvar, delivering expansive river and skyline views. Vue Aston  completed handover from Q1 2025, providing a modern, 145-metre landmark in Phnom Penh’s fast-developing Koh Norea district. About realestate.com.kh realestate.com.kh , founded in 2009, is a leading property information platform in Cambodia, offering listings, market insights and real estate guidance for buyers, sellers and investors. It supports transparency in the sector by providing accessible data and analysis across residential, commercial and mixed-use developments. The organisation plays an important role in shaping informed property decisions throughout Cambodia’s dynamic real estate market. Website : realestate.com.kh

  • Adapting to Change: Trends, Strategies and Opportunities for Cambodia’s Real Estate Developers & Landlords

    CBRE Cambodia Report Description 12th September 2024 (PDF, 45 pages) This guide from CBRE Cambodia  examines how Cambodia’s real estate developers and landlords are adapting to shifting market conditions, highlighting the major macroeconomic signals, sectoral trends and evolving investor expectations that are shaping decision-making in 2024. Summary The report assesses market sentiment across office, retail, residential, industrial and hospitality sectors, identifying the drivers influencing demand, pricing and development strategies. It also highlights competitive regional dynamics and the impact of changing buyer and occupier behaviours on long-term planning: Macroeconomic indicators show GDP growth at 5.8% and improving tourism inflows supporting medium-term demand. Office markets are adjusting to weaker demand  in some regional comparators, while developers in Cambodia focus on tenant retention incentives. Retail performance remains mixed, with luxury and F&B under pressure  but strong momentum in pop-up formats and beauty segments. Industrial and logistics sectors continue to strengthen, supported by new warehousing requirements  and expansion near infrastructure projects. Residential demand is concentrated in affordable to mid-range units , with rising enquiries and more flexible payment terms offered by developers. Hospitality markets benefit from long-holiday domestic demand  and growing condotel activity, influencing supply dynamics. Investor sentiment shows a shift towards institutional-grade assets  and modern logistics facilities, reflecting evolving regional competition. About the Adapting to Change Report The Adapting to Change  series explores how Cambodia’s real estate landscape responds to economic shifts, demographic trends and evolving investor behaviour. Each edition highlights sector-specific risks and opportunities, helping organisations anticipate market movements and refine their development strategies. The series supports both new entrants and established players seeking to adapt effectively in a rapidly changing environment.   About CBRE Cambodia CBRE Cambodia  is a leading commercial real estate advisory firm providing research, valuation and strategic consulting services to investors, developers and corporate clients. The organisation delivers market intelligence across all major property sectors, offering insights that support informed investment and development decisions. Its analysis is widely used as a benchmark for understanding market performance and emerging opportunities in Cambodia. Organization Website : cbre.com.kh

  • White Book 2024

    EuroCham Cambodia Report Description September 2023 (PDF, 286 pages) The comprehensive White Book 2024 sets out a major collection of policy recommendations aimed at strengthening Cambodia’s business environment and regulatory landscape, produced by EuroCham Cambodia  to support constructive public–private dialogue and facilitate the Kingdom’s continued economic development. Summary This 4th edition draws on extensive consultations with sector experts and EuroCham’s member companies to identify practical reforms across key industries. It highlights priority actions designed to improve competitiveness, enhance transparency and promote sustainable growth in Cambodia. The White Book 2024: Identifies 78 policy recommendations  across 12 key sectors to support trade, investment and private sector development. Highlights the need for deeper digitalisation of customs procedures  to cut processing times and reduce business costs. Stresses the importance of regulatory stability  to maintain investor confidence and support long-term FDI growth. Calls for enhanced data protection laws  aligned with international standards to strengthen the digital economy. Recommends accelerated adoption of green economy measures , including energy efficiency labelling and improved waste management. Addresses challenges in infrastructure and logistics , emphasising harmonised truck weighing systems and improved safety standards. Encourages development of clearer commercial laws  to ensure fair, transparent and predictable business operations. About the White Book The White Book  series presents consolidated recommendations from EuroCham’s sectoral committees to guide policy discussions with the Royal Government of Cambodia. Each edition offers evidence-based insights shaped by practical business experience across multiple industries. The series aims to support long-term economic competitiveness and foster a more predictable, transparent and investor-friendly environment.   About EuroCham EuroCham Cambodia  is the official chamber representing European businesses in the Kingdom, committed to promoting trade, investment and knowledge exchange. It provides advocacy, market insights and a platform for dialogue between the private sector and government institutions. Through its sectoral committees, it supports collaboration, best practice sharing and the development of a strong, compliant business community. Organization Website : eurocham-cambodia.org

  • Cambodia 2024 Article IV Consultation Report

    International Monetary Fund Report Description 27th January 2025 (PDF, 107 pages) This latest International Monetary Fund (IMF)  report provides a detailed assessment of Cambodia’s macroeconomic conditions, policy challenges and structural reform needs, highlighting opportunities and risks as the country advances towards its graduation from LDC (Least Developed Country) status. Summary The document examines Cambodia’s ongoing economic recovery, which remains uneven across sectors, and outlines policy recommendations for sustaining growth. It focuses on fiscal frameworks, monetary stability, financial sector risks and structural reforms essential for resilience and competitiveness: GDP growth is projected at 5.5% in 2024 and 5.8% in 2025, supported by garment and agricultural exports. Inflation is expected to rise from 0.5% in 2024 to 2.0% in 2025, remaining well-contained. The fiscal deficit is narrowing to 2.4% of GDP in 2025, with public debt staying below 30% of GDP over the next decade. Construction and real estate sectors face correction, with rising NPLs (Non-Performing Loans)  and weakening FDI inflows . Executive directors call for rationalising tax exemptions , strengthening fiscal rules and mobilising domestic revenues. Structural reforms prioritise human capital investment , business environment improvements, and low-cost renewable energy to attract diversified FDI. Governance reforms to improve transparency, enhance AML/CFT frameworks and strengthen institutions remain critical. About Article IV Consultation Reports The IMF’s Article IV Consultation Reports are produced annually for each member country, providing a comprehensive analysis of macroeconomic developments, policy frameworks and long-term challenges. For Cambodia, the series offers critical guidance on economic stability, resilience and reform, serving as a benchmark for both domestic policymakers and international investors.   About the IMF The International Monetary Fund (IMF)  is a global organisation with 190 member countries, established to promote international monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade and reduce poverty. It provides surveillance, policy advice, financial assistance and technical support. The IMF’s annual country consultations help ensure transparent assessments of national economic performance within the global financial system. Organization Website : imf.org

  • Technical Specialist, Forestry

    Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Job Description Sector: Politics, Government, Public Administration, Think Tanks, Civil Society, NGOs, Charities, Business Chambers & Industry Associations Overview Tonle Bassac, Phnom Penh The Technical Specialist, Forest Industry, will support FAO  Cambodia in developing the country’s forest industry strategy for production forests. This role focuses on policy analysis, value chain assessment and investment modelling to strengthen Cambodia’s forestry sector. The position requires collaboration with government agencies, private sector partners and technical experts to update the national Production Forest Strategic Plan. Department/Function: Legal, Compliance & Risk Management (Regulatory Affairs, Contract Law, Internal Audit) Key Duties & Responsibilities Conduct data collection and analysis on wood product production, consumption, imports and exports. Assess market demand for certified and sustainable wood products. Develop economic and financial models to evaluate market prices, carbon credits and investment opportunities. Analyse the Production Forest Strategic Plan to identify capacity and supply bottlenecks. Facilitate stakeholder consultations to inform updates to forestry strategies. Evaluate private sector investment potential in production forests and wood processing. Prepare clear technical documentation and reports for review by senior officers. Qualifications, Skills & Experience Advanced degree in forestry science, forest economics, environmental science or a related field. Minimum of 5 years'  relevant experience in sustainable forest management, policy analysis or investment modelling. Proven ability to conduct economic modelling  and quantitative research in forestry contexts. Strong understanding of Cambodia’s forestry sector , including value chains, legal frameworks and market trends. Proficiency in statistical software such as Excel , R , Stata , SPSS or SAS . Excellent written and spoken English  and Khmer with the ability to draft clear technical documents. Experience collaborating with government agencies, NGOs and private sector stakeholders. About Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO  is a specialised agency of the United Nations leading international efforts to defeat hunger and ensure sustainable food systems. Working at FAO  offers opportunities for professional growth and exposure to global best practices in agriculture, forestry and environmental management. The organisation promotes integrity, diversity and innovation across all its programmes in Cambodia. Salary Benchmark (compensation projections based on local market criteria) USD $2,600 to $4,000 per month, depending on experience* *For guidance only. Contact the hiring organisation directly for detailed salary information. Regional Comparison Cambodia:  $2,600 – $4,000 Local UN consultancy bands plus forestry and environmental specialist market data point to upper-mid national rates for technical roles in Phnom Penh. Laos:  $2,200 – $3,500 The neighbouring market shows slightly lower consultant compensation, consistent with national cost structures and NGO or UN project norms. Myanmar:  $2,000 – $3,200 Demand exists but pricing is tempered by programme constraints and operational risk considerations affecting national consultancy budgets. Thailand:  $3,500 – $5,500 A more mature market and higher prevailing consultant pay for environmental roles lift typical bands above CLMV peers. Vietnam:  $3,000 – $4,800 A strong pipeline of projects and competitive hiring for environmental specialists put national consultant pay below Thailand but above Cambodia. Post Expiry: 25th October 2025

  • Deputy General Manager, PMO

    Woori Bank Cambodia Job Description Sector: Accounting & Audit, Finance, Banking, Fintech, Investment, Insurance & Professional Services Overview Boeung Keng Kang I, Phnom Penh The Deputy General Manager, Project Management Office at Woori Bank Cambodia,  leads the bank’s strategic initiatives and oversees the governance of project implementation. The role ensures alignment between business objectives and technology-driven solutions to enhance operational efficiency. It suits a highly analytical and results-orientated leader with strong expertise in project governance and financial systems. Department/Function: Operations & General Management (Production, Supply Chain, Logistics, Facilities) Key Duties & Responsibilities Develop strategies and create effective workflows for systems implementation. Reinforce systems implementation and quality control. Support top management in making key decisions related to project management. Summarise team activities and delegate tasks effectively to team members. Serve as liaison between Woori Bank’s cross-department teams and external vendors. Facilitate the establishment of team structure and roles, including hiring and onboarding analysts and ensuring resource allocation. Manage the annual team budget and monitor employee performance through objectives and reviews. Qualifications, Skills & Experience Master's degree in IT, business administration, system engineering, IT business, MIS or a related field. At least 7 years’  experience in managing business process improvement. Proven record in IT business requirement gathering and documentation , including prototyping, MVP design, mockup and wireframe development. Strong knowledge of ITIL , software development lifecycle and other best practices. Understanding of database architecture , design and business analysis methodologies. Skilled in facilitation, negotiation, problem resolution and strategic thinking . Proficient in Microsoft Office , project management tools and excellent English  communication. About Woori Bank Cambodia Woori Bank Cambodia  evolved from microfinance roots and officially launched its full commercial banking operations in 2022. The bank now employs around 4,000 staff across its branch network. It offers a supportive environment and dynamic workplace, with a strong growth orientation and commitment to innovation in Cambodia’s banking sector. Salary Benchmark (compensation projections based on local market criteria) USD $3,500 to $5,000 per month, depending on experience* *For guidance only. Contact the hiring organisation directly for detailed salary information. Regional Comparison Cambodia:  $3,500 – $5,000 Senior PMO leadership roles in banking are among the highest-paid local technology management positions. Laos:  $2,500 – $3,800 The financial sector is smaller, and major banks rely on expatriate regional oversight, resulting in lower local compensation. Myanmar:  $2,300 – $3,500 Economic instability and currency volatility continue to suppress corporate salary bands for senior technology managers. Thailand:  $4,800 – $7,500 Well-established universal banks offer higher pay to retain transformation leaders with proven PMO and SDLC experience. Vietnam:  $4,000 – $6,200 Rapid digital banking growth and strong demand for technology governance expertise sustain competitive mid-regional salaries. Post Expiry: 11th November 2025

  • International Consultant, Teacher Development

    UNESCO Job Description Sector: Politics, Government, Public Administration, Think Tanks, Civil Society, NGOs, Charities, Business Chambers & Industry Associations Overview Chey Chumneas, Phnom Penh The International Consultant, Teacher Development Specialist will join UNESCO  to support the implementation of Cambodia’s national teacher education reform. This Level 3 role will drive the expansion of the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and Teacher Career Pathway (TCP) systems in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. The consultant will strengthen institutional capacity, provide technical oversight and ensure the successful rollout of teacher development initiatives. Department/Function: Training & Organisational Development (Capacity Building, Coaching, Career Pathing) Key Duties & Responsibilities Support the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport in expanding the CPD system, including accreditation mechanisms, credit attribution and CPDMIS integration. Provide technical oversight for the development of frameworks, guidelines and accreditation processes for CPD and Teacher Career Pathway systems. Lead capacity building for technical departments, including training national and sub-national stakeholders on CPD system management and rollout. Develop and finalise training programmes, professional standards and teacher career pathway guidelines. Monitor, coordinate and assess the implementation of CPD activities in STEPCam target schools and opt-in schools. Produce technical reports, assessments and recommendations to inform policy and national rollout strategies. Provide advisory support for new priorities, including digital transformation and teacher qualification upgrades. Qualifications, Skills & Experience Master’s degree in education, teacher education, teacher training, public policy or a relevant field. At least 10 years'  international experience in education policy, planning and implementation of CPD systems. Proven track record of working with government departments and senior officials in strengthening institutional capacity. Strong understanding of CPD design , management and monitoring across different country contexts. Demonstrated ability to produce high-quality technical and policy documents . Excellent interpersonal, facilitation and presentation skills , with strong multicultural team collaboration. Proficiency in written and spoken English . About UNESCO UNESCO  is a specialised agency of the United Nations dedicated to building peace through international cooperation in education, science, culture and communication. It provides a dynamic, multicultural workplace committed to integrity, professionalism and respect for diversity. Staff and consultants benefit from meaningful engagement in global development programmes and opportunities for professional growth. Salary Benchmark (compensation projections based on local market criteria) USD $6,000 to $10,000 per month, depending on experience* *For guidance only. Contact the hiring organisation directly for detailed salary information. Regional Comparison Cambodia:  $6,000 – $10,000 International consultants are well compensated under donor-funded programmes, with rates influenced by profile and funding ceilings. Laos:  $5,500 – $9,500 Similar donor-funded education projects exist, though smaller in scale, often anchoring rates toward the lower half of the band. Myanmar:  $5,000 – $9,000 Political and operational instability moderates base rates, but technical consultants remain in steady demand through the UN and NGOs. Thailand:  $7,000 – $11,000 Bangkok’s role as a regional UN hub drives higher rates, with strong competition for senior technical specialists. Vietnam:  $6,000 – $10,000 Well-funded education reforms support strong consultancy demand, keeping rates aligned with mid-to-upper regional bands. Post Expiry: 20th October 2025

  • Partnerships Manager

    Realestate.com.kh Job Description Sector: Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Real Estate, Valuation & Property Management Overview Chaktomuk, Phnom Penh The Partnerships Manager at Realestate.com.kh  is responsible for driving growth through strategic collaboration and external relationship development. As one of Cambodia’s leading property portals, Realestate.com.kh  connects buyers, investors and partners across the country’s evolving real estate landscape. This role focuses on building partnerships that enhance visibility, lead generation and client satisfaction. Department/Function: Sales & Business Development (B2B/B2C Sales, Key Account Management, Client Acquisition) Key Duties & Responsibilities Identify, negotiate and manage partnerships with media, portals, law firms and referral partners. Develop and maintain referral programmes to drive new client leads. Coordinate partnership agreements, commission structures and performance tracking. Collaborate with marketing and sales teams to maximise partnership value and lead flow. Build and nurture long-term relationships with key external stakeholders. Qualifications, Skills & Experience A degree in business, marketing, communications or a related field. Minimum of 3 years'  professional experience in partnership management, sales or business development. Proven track record of building and maintaining strong client and partner relationships . Strong understanding of lead generation  and strategic relationship management. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills , with fluency in Khmer and English . Proficiency in Google Workspace , Google Sheets and other productivity tools. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a cross-functional team . About Realestate.com.kh Realestate.com.kh  was established in 2009 to make Cambodia’s property market more transparent and accessible through guides, reports, seminars and digital tools. As the country’s leading proptech platform, it connects thousands of buyers, sellers and agents each year. Backed by the LIFULL Connect  global network, the company offers strong professional growth, market insight and technology-driven innovation in the Cambodian real estate sector. Salary Benchmark (compensation projections based on local market criteria) USD $1,800 to $2,500 per month, depending on experience* *For guidance only. Contact the hiring organisation directly for detailed salary information. Regional Comparison Cambodia:  $1,800 – $2,500 Proptech and broking firms are expanding partnerships and data-driven marketing, keeping demand steady for experienced relationship builders. Laos:  $1,200 – $2,000 A smaller market and limited advertising scale result in lower pay and fewer specialised partnership roles. Myanmar:  $1,100 – $1,900 Economic conditions and a reduced number of active multinational firms continue to suppress commercial role salaries. Thailand:  $2,400 – $3,600 Bangkok’s advanced real estate and digital marketing sectors support higher pay, especially for bilingual and cross-platform partnership specialists. Vietnam:  $1,900 – $3,000 Tech-enabled real estate platforms in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City offer competitive packages as the proptech ecosystem matures. Post Expiry: 16th December 2025 (earlier if filled)

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