This category covers Cambodia’s real estate and land governance landscape, including land ownership and title administration, Borey housing project disputes, residential policy, urban development controls, zoning, building standards, and construction code enforcement. It aggregates government policy updates, regulatory changes, and official institutional developments affecting property rights, housing, land use, and real estate oversight in Cambodia, helping readers track compliance requirements, governance trends, and sector-level developments relevant to public administration, investors, and legal practice.
Ministry of Environment convened a LULUCF consultation in Cambodia on 3 September 2026 to validate satellite-derived land-cover maps for the Keo Seima protected landscape.
Ministry of Environment patrol teams suppressed illegal land encroachment and removed traps in Kirirom National Park, Cambodia.
Ministry of Environment rangers removed illegal land stakes in Cambodia's Kirirom National Park as part of an environment enforcement operation.
Trust Regulator officials in Cambodia inspected real estate trust property locations to verify asset identity and support trust registration.
Ministry of Interior requests Koh Kong provincial administration to investigate land encroachment and a land-possession claim in a Cambodia protected-area land zone.
Cambodia MLMUPC recorded the Ou Da community forest in Kratie province as state land (1,349.27 ha), updating the national land register and affecting forest land governance.
Cambodia National Authority of Preah Vihear held a half‑year review to report temple restoration results and documented 34,156 stone fragments using photogrammetry as part of conservation operations.
MLMUPC and partner ministries agreed to accelerate final land registration and deliver public land services in Cambodia; the initiative targets parcel-level titling and village-by-village cadastral updates.
Tonle Sap Authority conducts field surveys in Cambodia to monitor agricultural land change around Tonle Sap, using satellite and drone imagery to verify and update land-use data.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment reports community protected areas managing land and generating conservation-linked income for local households through non-timber products and ecotourism.
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