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As the population increases in Phnom Penh, fly-tipping is coming increasingly under the spotlight. City bosses aim to crack down further on the problem in a bid to change people’s habits. They’re also aiming to target illegal parking, a major problem in the city. A number of locations in the capital are under scrutiny, with fines imposed for any tipping or parking offence. The fines range from $2.50 to a $50 maximum. Officials admit that changing public habits will take time. They aim to take a carrot-and-stick approach to the issue that combines fines for littering with education and publicity campaigns. Phnom Penh’s …read more

In an increasingly competitive marketplace, it pays to stand out from the crowd. Since its inception, and with the direct support of our property owners, this has been the singular goal of Urbanland. What started off as a passion for architecture and design led to Cambodia’s first international styled cafe chain, Brown Coffee. Since then, we quickly caught the eye of local and international investors, and from this spawned our first commercial and condominium developments. [img] This year, Urbanland crossed international borders and is now representing Cambodia on the international stage, receiving the prestigious Best Office Development at the International …read more