Generation Y become main force of investors

At present, most Chinese people are unfamiliar with overseas markets, and usually we thinking is that people who buy a house overseas are middle-aged or elder.
However, the result is actually not the same. As the consumption power of Chinese people is improved, the quality of life is getting higher and higher, and the people who invest in overseas real estate are getting younger. According to the statistical analysis of Compass Data Research Center, the investment entities in the overseas real estate market are young generation. It has become the main force of overseas real estate investment.

According to statistics on the age and behavior of users who visit the website, Cambodia property owners account for the largest proportion of post-80s and 90s(generation Y). 25-34 years old accounted for 35.06%, 35-44 years old accounted for 19.58%, 55-64 years old accounted for 13.26%.
The post-80s and 90s are currently the mainstay of society. China's post-80s and 90s have strong consumption power and an open life concept. They pursue high quality of life, strong ability to accept new things, and high recognition of overseas property ownership and immigration. With the in-depth development of the Internet, they are no strangers to life overseas, and it is not unusual to purchase property overseas.
In addition, according to the statistics of the website user's gender, language, and interests, some new trend have been found: the ratio of male and female investors tends to be balanced, Chinese investors are the main source of customers, and real estate are still investors' points of interest.

According to the gender distribution fan chart of website users, 50.35% of men and 49.65% of women choose to purchase property in Cambodia. According to the data, the proportion of male and female users is not much different. With traditional males taking the lead, women are also an important force for overseas investment.

In terms of the languages used by users, the top three are English, Chinese, and Khmer. The proportions are 63%, 23%, and 11%, respectively. The above data can well confirm that Cambodia is a highly inclusive country with a very large proportion of foreigners. China is the main source of investment in the real estate boom in Cambodia. Among the properties purchased by overseas buyers, the Chinese investors play an important part of Cambodia property.

As you can see from the picture above, financial investment, banking services, tourism, hotels, accommodation, financial services, and investment services are the main interests of website visitors. Traditional industries such as finance, hotels, and banks are still new needs and interests of overseas investors Point, Cambodia's real estate property types tend to be investment hotel apartments, and the super high rental returns can well meet the investment needs of property buyers. (The above date from Compass data, for reference only!)