Journal
Briefings, not brochures
Everything we publish exists to answer a buyer's actual question — what can I own, what does it cost, what is changing, and how do I hold it. Four foundational briefings below; private-circle members receive updates first.
Leasehold Structures and Landholding Companies: How Foreign Investors Hold Cambodian Land
The three structures that lawfully put foreign capital behind Cambodian land — registered leases, Khmer-majority landholding companies and regulated trusts — with the checks that make each one real.
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Pricing Beachfront: What USD per Square Meter Really Buys on Cambodia's Islands
The island's price ladder made explicit — from $40 jungle hectares to negotiated absolute beachfront — and the five questions that decide whether a per-metre number is cheap or merely low.
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Koh Rong's Infrastructure Trajectory: Airport, Ferries, and the Sihanoukville Corridor
A sober read of the access story: what is built, what is building, and what remains a rendering — from the expressway and the ferries to the island's roads, grid power and the proposed airport.
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Understanding Land Title in Cambodia: Hard Title, Soft Title, and What Foreign Buyers Can Actually Own
The two-tier Cambodian title system explained without folklore — what hard and soft title actually are, how conversion works, and the four lawful routes by which foreign capital holds land.
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