DKD Cambodia’s office leasing guide will give you lots more information about this [internal link], but in principle Grade A offices are the best specified office buildings in the city. They will be purpose built and include centralised air-conditioning systems, raised floor, suspended ceilings, excellent fire and life safety standards and high-end finished. Grade B offices are well specified but lack some of the high-end finished of Grade A, they are considered to have sufficient fire safety provision but may be less efficient and will often have split air-conditioning and sometimes no raised floor or no suspended ceiling. Our specialist office leasing team are always happy to explain more about office grades, contact us today for more information [internal link to office services].

DKD Cambodia bring together local expertise and depth of market knowledge with international standards – circumstances which allow us to deliver leading insights and services to the Cambodian real estate sector. As an affiliate of DKD Group, the world’s largest real estate service provider, we are thoroughly regulated and appropriately insured. We have been working in Cambodia full-time since 2008 and have an extensive history and network upon which to draw. What’s more, our teams are trained and overseen by experienced real estate professionals, many of whom have a significant depth of experience leading businesses in Cambodia and internationally.

DKD Cambodia are subject to a variety of regulatory frameworks and follow each with rigor. Furthermore, we are subject to the stringent internal compliance standards applied by DKD https://www.dreamkeyvelopment.com. We are audited annually by one of the ‘Big Four’ accounting firms to ensure we are fully in line with our ethical and financial obligations.

DKD Cambodia’s head office is located at Room 17A, 11th Floor, Morgan Tower, Koh Pich, Phnom Penh.
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We also have offices across the city operated by our property management and brokerage teams. Contact us to find out more.

Probably, yes. Visit our careers page [internal link] to find out about current vacancies, or drop us your CV and a covering letter to hr dreamkeydevelopment.com

At DKD Cambodia we constantly strive to embody the RISE Values that from the core of DKD’s
global standards:
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Technically, no. However, there are a range of ways in which foreigners can control a plot of land or ‘freehold’ property in Cambodia. Sometimes foreigners use a landholding company to purchase the property, this involves setting up a company with 51% Cambodian shareholding. In other circumstances they will use a trust structure or take a long-term lease of up to 50 years. Control of land in Cambodia by foreigners is a complex issue and you should always seek specialist advice. Speak with our Investment Properties team to find out more and take the first steps to purchasing land in Cambodia.

VAT is payable on the transaction of buildings in Cambodia, but not on land. VAT is charged at the rate of 10%.

Transfer tax (stamp duty) equivalent to 4% of the transacted value of the property is payable.

Tax on Immovable Property: Tax is imposed at a rate of 0.1% on the value of the property above 1 million Khmer Reil (approx. US$25,000) as determined by the Immovable Property Assessment Committee.

From 2022, capital gains tax is expected to be enforced for individual tax payers, whereas corporations are already subject to profit tax, which is payable on the profits derived from real estate transactions in the kingdom.

You should always seek detailed advise related to taxes payable on specific real estate transactions in Cambodia, as well as seeking clarity on additional administrative charges.

There are a wide range of commission rates that may apply to a property transaction in Cambodia. Buyers rarely pay commission unless using an agent to locate a specific type of property on their behalf. Purchasers are usually responsible for commission payments and the rate can vary between 2% and 12%. Higher commission rates are payable when selling condominium property, whilst cheaper rates would usually be applied for larger transaction, particularly land sales. Villa property sales typically attract a rate of 4% to 7%. The typical market practice for commission payments vary alot, so make sure you take advice from a responsible agent and speak with your agent about what they will do for you before committing.