
Techo Takhmao International Airport
A major hub with state-of-the-art facilities, set to boost tourism and global connectivity.
Land of Heritage & Opportunity
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The Challenge: Singapore’s property market is saturated and high-return opportunities are dwindling. Diversifying beyond borders has never mattered more.
Welcome to Cambodia, Southeast Asia’s hidden gem, where real estate isn’t just growing; it’s thriving.
We’ll show you how to secure your future with smart, forward-looking investments in Cambodia’s most coveted properties.
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Singaporean investors see Cambodia as a premier offshore property destination. Singapore is now Cambodia’s second-largest source of foreign direct investment, and the ties between the two nations keep growing.
Cambodia is more than an investment destination. It’s a promise of growth for those who dare to dream big.
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A major hub with state-of-the-art facilities, set to boost tourism and global connectivity.

A gateway designed to catalyse tourism, trade and seamless international access.

Set to turn the southern coast into a thriving maritime, trade and tourist destination.

Phnom Penh’s modern riverside blend of luxury living and vibrant commercial hubs.

Strengthens cultural and economic ties between Phnom Penh and surrounding regions.

Cuts travel time between the capital and the coast, spurring activity along its route.
Cambodia’s economy averaged 7% GDP growth from 1998 to 2019, driven by manufacturing, agriculture, tourism and construction. It sits between Thailand and Vietnam, at the crossroads of China and India, and is part of the Belt & Road Initiative.
Phnom Penh is home to around 150,000 expats fuelling its rental market, while new airports at Techo Takhmao, Siem Reap-Angkor and Dara Sakor show Cambodia is ready to welcome the world.

Contemporary lifestyle meets community warmth, with innovative design and vibrant spaces.

5-star amenities and great rental returns in Phnom Penh’s bustling central business hub.

Elegant living and panoramic city views in Toul Kork, setting new standards for luxury.

Modern architecture meets nature’s tranquility in prestigious BKK1.
From the heart of Phnom Penh to the new horizons of its satellite cities, Cambodia’s property market is ripe with potential, ready to unfold prosperity for those who seek it.
DISCOVER MOREBook Your Free ConsultationAs Singapore’s premier specialist in Cambodian real estate, I pair sharp market insight with a personal touch. After 15 years in business, I bring strong negotiation skills and transparent communication to every deal.
Whether it’s a new home or a strategic investment, I’ll guide you through every step.
Everyone’s goals are unique, so I’ll tailor a strategy that fits yours.
Open, honest communication means you invest with clarity and confidence.
Building Dreams Across Borders,
Richard Eng
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Foreigners can own condominium units from the first floor upwards. Direct land ownership isn’t allowed, but long-term leases and ownership through a Cambodian company are common.
Property deals are usually in US dollars. The riel is the official currency, but the dollar is widely preferred for large transactions.
Rental yields in Phnom Penh typically range from 6% to 8%, depending on location and property type, which is higher than many Singapore markets.
Select a property, negotiate the price, complete due diligence, sign the sales and purchase agreement, then make payment. Working with a reputable agent is advisable.
Annual property tax is 0.1% of market value, and rental income tax is 14% for non-residents. Capital gains tax is not specifically levied on foreign individuals, and a 20% capital tax has been declared but not implemented. Cambodia and Singapore have no double taxation agreement.
Financing is available but limited. Some banks lend to foreigners, usually with a larger down payment and a higher interest rate than for locals.
Cambodia has enjoyed steady economic growth and political stability under the current government. Investors should still follow current events and think long term.
There are no restrictions, but comply with both Cambodian and Singaporean tax and banking rules, and consider engaging a financial advisor.
Phnom Penh’s residential condominiums and commercial real estate, emerging destinations like Siem Reap and the coast, and new areas opened up by infrastructure.
Hire a reputable property management company experienced with foreign owners, from tenant screening to maintenance.
Disclaimer: This opportunity represents an overseas investment and carries additional financial, regulatory and legal risks beyond those of domestic investments. Prospective investors should undertake comprehensive due diligence and obtain professional advice before engaging.