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.
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China are driving increased real-estate investor interest to Southeast Asian countries, with Vietnam’s industrial sector a key focal point, according to JLL.
Commercial podiums cannot always take advantage of the fast-moving and dynamic retail sector in Vietnam if no proper strategy is employed.
Merger and acquisition (M&A) activities might potentially occur at slower pace and lower frequencies in the remaining two quarters of 2019 as a result of the scarcity in clean and clear projects readily available to invest.
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When investing in homestay properties has emerged as a new trend, investors ought to take into account a number of factors to maximise their profit in the long term.
Smart home trend is thriving in Asia but still in infancy in Vietnam, according to JLL.
Investors putting in a nominal investment in a vacant space to adapt it for a non-retail tenant can create long-term interest and occupied space, according to property consulting company JLL Vietnam.
Vietnam's real estate future will be affected most by e-commerce, which is an integrated factor of top five reshaping trends, according to Stephen Wyatt, country head of real estate consultancy firm JLL Vietnam.
Property management planning should be an essential part of any high-value property development project, according to Gareth Powell, Director of Property & Asset Management at JLL in Vietnam.
Vietnam has established itself as one of the brightest manufacturing hotspots within South East Asia partly due to the relocation of Chinese companies to Vietnam, according to JLL.
VV Mall, the luxurious shopping centre, will be located in the first seaside resort in Vietnam and launched in Da Nang in second quarter of 2019.
JLL Vietnam's Le Thi Huyen Trang said that in case condotel projects canot be sold due to legal risks and profit commitments, it will return to the original nature of hotels.
The race of convenience stores in Ho Chi Minh City is becoming fiercer than Hanoi despite the increasing cost and lack of space in the metropolitan area, according to the world's leading real estate investment and advisory firm JLL.
In the past four years, the volume of integrated development has substantially increased within the Vietnam residential market.
