Our Story

The head office of the PropNex Cambodia is located in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. China-Cambodia Real Estate (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. is its wholly-owned subsidiary. We will continue to provide high-quality and comprehensive customized services for those who are interested in diversified asset allocation in China.

About company

PropNex (Cambodia) Co., Ltd is a full-service real estate company with a headquarter in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Our business strategy is to provide costeffective solutions and the expertise needed to achieve the market development goals of our clients.

We aim to provide a transparent platform to our customers in the real estate market and help to end misleading and deceptive conduct practices in Cambodia’s Real Estate.

PropNex (Cambodia) Co., Ltd will continue to be the first Real Estate Company of choice in Cambodia. Our ambition is to expand to other markets, such as China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore.

Vision

PropNex Cambodia aims to provide a transparent platform to our customers in the real estate market and help end misleading and deceptive conduct practices in Cambodia’s Real Estate.

PropNex Cambodia will continue to be the 1st Real Estate Company of choice in Cambodia. We strive to improve, grow and lead by example with an outstanding level of customer driven service provided to our clients here in the kingdom.

We are committed to meeting the needs and expectations of our customers and putting their best interest first.

It is our immediate goal to expand to China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore where we will be able to convey our expertise and develop future business venture.

About land property rights

In other words, the new buyer may be confused about the classification of land ownership in Cambodia, so I will give you a good analysis below!

From 1975 to 1979, all records of land ownership in Cambodia were destroyed. This means that after the war, ownership certificates hardly existed.
In 1989, Cambodia passed the Land Law, and in 2001 a revised version of the Land Law was issued, allowing citizens to own private land.
In 2001, the Land Law created a land registration system that is still applicable to date. Since then, more than 2 million Cambodian land title certificates have been issued to the people.
At present, there are three forms of ownership of land property rights in Cambodia: hard property rights, soft property rights and split property rights (that is, the owner has no ownership of the land, but only purchases limited space on the land). In addition, there is a highly secure LMAP property right.