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Cambodia imported $1.83 billion worth of major building materials in 2022 – marking a three per cent rise over the $1.77 billion logged in 2021 – accounting for 6.1 per cent of the $29.942 billion in total imports for the year, according to the Ministry of Commerce.

Cambodia's “iron and steel” imports in 2022 clocked in at $359.819 million, rising by 23.08 per cent year-on-year from $292.339 million, according to the General Department of Customs and Excise (GDCE).

The government issued construction permits for 3,827 projects nationwide in January-November 2022 with total registered capital of $2.635 billion – down by 98 developments and 49.42 per cent in terms of value over the same time last year, according to a Ministry of Land Management

The government issued construction permits for 3,827 projects nationwide in January-November 2022 with total registered capital of $2.635 billion – down by 98 developments and 49.42 per cent in terms of value over the same time last year, according to a Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction report.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen is receiving urgent briefings as he seeks to limit the fallout on critical energy transition projects from the collapse of contractor Clough.

Federal Infrastructure Minister Catherine King has warned a rush of new big-ticket projects could overcook the already over-stretched construction market.

Business chiefs urged the government to rule out the “alarming” prospect of industry-wide strikes under reforms that will go to consultation next week.

Prospective homeowners are turning to the established real estate market as the time and cost of building a home blows out.

Prospective homeowners are turning to the established real estate market as the time and cost of building a home blows out.

Prospective homeowners are turning to the established real estate market as the time and cost of building a home blows out.