Cambodia Property Market Diverges: Industrial Boom Outpaces Housing and Retail Slump
Cambodia's real estate market in Q3 2026 showed a stark divergence, with industrial property booming due to manufacturing investment while residential, commercial, and hotel sectors faced pressure. Industrial land rents increased, contrasting with falling housing prices and commercial occupancy rates.
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