Southern Vietnam builds 3 key highways
The projects with a total length of nearly 250km have a combined investment capital of $4.8 billion.
The projects with a total length of nearly 250km have a combined investment capital of $4.8 billion.
Following a February 2022 announcement, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) have inked a cooperation agreement to implement modules from ACCA’s Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business at UEH, placing UEH students on a fast-tracked path to success in their financial and accounting careers.
It includes two operations designed to support the central government and Ho Chi Minh City in their efforts to improve urban management and promote a recovery that is inclusive, digitally transformative, and sustainable.
According to JLL’s latest data, Southeast Asian and India markets offered the best returns for investors in 2019, and are expected to continue performing well in 2020.
Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi continue to lead the momentum in Southeast Asia, raking third and seventh respectively among the most dynamic city in the world.
IHG has the 350-room Holiday Inn & Suites Saigon Airport, the first Holiday Inn hotel in Vietnam.
The residential sector is at the apex of Ho Chi Minh City’s growth, driven by a need for better housing, a growing middle class and an increasing number of overseas buyers.
New projects achieve high sold rate of over 80 per cent of launched units, despite price increase.
Demand is strong enough to absorb nobtable new supply.
The credit facility aims to remove institutional bottlenecks to enable Vietnam’s largest city and economic powerhouse to address some of its most pressing urban governance challenges.
The authorities are calling for investment in 210 key projects with a total development cost of up to $53.8 billion.
Despite owning some big road projects, CII expects 95 per cent of its profit this year to come from real estate investment.
Hundreds of real estate projects in Ho Chi Minh City have been delayed by cumbersome administrative procedures and the authorities’ temporary halt on project approval.
Newly appointed Group CEO for Savills Mark Ridley will be visiting Vietnam – one of Asia’s most vibrant property markets and a long-term strategic area for Savills.