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.
For the first time, an international brand hotel has been opened in Ha Dong district, marking a further step in the movement of commercial real estates towards the West of Hanoi.
A dynamic, peaceful and cheerful Vietnam is the beautiful impression that Caitlin Wiesen, UNDP Vietnam Resident Representative had after one year and a half living and working here.
The office market in the last three months of 2018 is projected to be extremely booming with the entry of Thai Square- Grade A office building in Centre Business District (CBD) and three Grade B office buildings in the west area, according to CBRE.
The grade-C apartments which are priced at under $50,000 are sold well, accounting for 73 per cent of the segment's liquidity, followed by grade-A ones with prices below $100,000, according to Savills Hanoi's report.
The $4 billion smart city project invested by the joint venture between Vietnam’s real estate developer BRG Group and Japanese-based trading company Sumitomo has been licensed by the Hanoi People's Committee.
Hanoi became a hotspot in drawing huge flow of investment when its local authority yesterday granted certificates and approval to 71 projects totaling over $17 billion of registered capital.
A faster future lies ahead for those wanting to visit Vietnam’s most famous natural destination.
After a fruitful year with the booming of the hotel and office sectors, Vietnam's real estate market is expected to be more robust with the presence of integrated resorts.
