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Ho Chi Minh City sees uptick in condo absorption

Property - 5 year

New projects achieve high sold rate of over 80 per cent of launched units, despite price increase.

Resort products experience high absorption rate of above 90 per cent

Leader Talk - 6 year

Seaside tourism properties in Vietnam hold great potential, but investors should be cautious and look out for, according to Duong Thuy Dung, senior director of CBRE Vietnam.

Condominium market in Ho Chi Minh City recorded sustainable growth as the east and south are forecasted to be hotspots

Property - 7 year

Even though the total new supply of condominium in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) showed a decrease last year, good product configuration helps the market to maintain a good absorption.

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Ho Chi Minh City sees uptick in condo absorption

Resort products experience high absorption rate of above 90 per cent

Condominium market in Ho Chi Minh City recorded sustainable growth as the east and south are forecasted to be hotspots

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