Friday, October 20, 2017
The IMF’s latest report on Cambodia says that: “Real estate sector-related bank credit growth remains strong, supported by demand for housing from Cambodia’s young and growing middle-income population. Anecdotal evidence, however, suggests that some segments of the property market are cooling. (…) They noted strong demand for affordable housing from the emerging middle-class and continued monitoring banks’ internal rules governing LTV ratios for mortgages, which appear conservative.”
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Labels: Global Housing Watch
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