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.
This notice informs the public about the cordoning off and access prohibition around the construction site of the former Padivath Primary School in Phnom Penh, addressing safety concerns. It has long-term reference value as it documents official measures to prevent hazards related to deteriorating or unsafe buildings in urban residential areas.
This update reports the official registration of minority indigenous community land in Ratanakiri Province under technical land demarcation and communal land law, establishing long-term ownership and land management clarity for the Kreung indigenous group.
This update documents the official registration of Trapang Ta Sukh, a 15,022 m² site in Svay Chek, Banteay Meanchey, as state public land. It records the technical and legal registration processes involving multiple ministries, providing a reference point for land classification and heritage protection frameworks.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries clarifies that Cambodia’s 2025 rice production growth was due to expanded cultivation, improved farming techniques, and favorable weather conditions rather than increased fertilizer use or hybrid rice adoption, thus correcting misrepresentations from an external media report.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction issued a notice establishing a safety perimeter to prohibit entry around the dilapidated former Padivatt Primary School building in Phnom Penh to prevent potential risks to public safety. This measure is of long-term reference value as it documents official actions related to urban safety and site management of aged construction in the city.
This update reports the formal registration of 2.6660 hectares of Kreung indigenous community land in Ratanakiri, legally recognized as collective property under Cambodian land law, providing a long-term reference on indigenous land tenure formalization in Cambodia.
This announcement details the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction's resident identification exercise for those living and operating businesses in the former Hemjati Cinema building, Phnom Penh. The notice holds long-term reference value as it relates to formal urban land administration initiatives and resident documentation at a specific location, supporting structured land governance records.
The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Cambodia, announced four collaborative housing projects targeting the provision of affordable, social, and transitional housing units totaling approximately 15,000 homes. This update details these development initiatives and their scope of application, providing long-term reference on housing policy implementation.
This update records the official registration of indigenous community land in Ratanakiri Province under collective ownership, establishing a precedent for technical land titling and community-based land management with long-term relevance for land governance and indigenous rights in Cambodia.
This update reports the official registration of a community land plot for the Kreung indigenous minority in Ratanakiri Province under the technical and legal frameworks governing indigenous communal land rights, providing a permanent record of land entitlement and management.
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