All articles about Buying Property in Cambodia — Foreigner's Guide.
Cambodia is a viable first overseas property market but its legal system has specific traps. Here is the complete framework for buyers who have never purchased property abroad.
Foreigners cannot own land in Cambodia, but there are 4 legal alternatives. This guide covers strata titles, trusts, leases, and company structures.
A Cambodia property guide and a property lawyer serve different purposes. Here is what each covers, what each costs, and why you need the guide before you hire the lawyer.
Foreign retirees in Cambodia face unique constraints: landed property preference, long horizons, and limited ongoing compliance appetite. Here is which structure fits.
Cambodia condos yield 5-7.4% gross in a dollarized market. Here is the honest analysis for non-resident foreign investors: what to buy, what to avoid, and what it really nets.
Phnom Penh offers 6.5% rental yields but severe illiquidity. Sihanoukville is recovering under a $8B state programme. Here's what the data actually shows.
The most costly Cambodia property scams follow predictable legal patterns: soft titles, ground-floor strata fraud, unregistered leases, and off-plan developer defaults. Here is how they work.
The nominee structure is illegal and carries total-loss risk. Three legal alternatives exist for foreigners wanting Cambodian villas or land — here is how they compare.
A Cambodia hard title is the only nationally registered proof of ownership. Learn how it differs from soft titles, LMAP titles, and strata titles.