Pulit Nguyen
New international brands and shopping centers to invade the market
MarketNew shopping malls are anticipated to enter the market, mainly on the city’s outskirt. Meanwhile, retailers and mall developers are reinventing themselves to provide a variety of entertainment and lifestyle activities.
The growing prominence of supporting industry drives industrial real estate
MarketThe supporting industry boosted the development of Vietnam's industrial real estate market last year, along with creating new emerging hubs and pushing second tier cities forwards, according to CBRE Vietnam Co, Ltd.
Residential remains the most active sector in terms of investment inquiries
MarketApartment prices surged in Saigon last year as new supply plunged to its lowest in four years largely due to limited supply caused by ongoing restrictions to approval procedures.
Vietnam office market to enter a new year of uncertainty
MarketPrime office rent across Ho Chi Minh City in Q4 2019 experienced a decade peak amid rising demand and limited supply while new launch drives up the total supply of Hanoi Grade B segment to 1.8 million square meters.
Which segment will take over the office pipeline in the new decade?
MarketCountry-wide, Grade A office is gradually leaving the stage to Grade B and flexible workspace. Nonetheless, the premium segment still retains its high occupancy and rent considering stable demand from foreigners
Global hoteliers tempted by Vietnam operating hotel assets amidst tourism boom
MarketDomestic growing demand for leisure investments has brought fierce competition to foreign investors, who are seeking opportunities in Vietnam operating hotel assets, making the country one of the hottest markets in APAC.
Prices increase across the board for landed property
MarketNew supply is expected to prosper in the last three months as the two biggest cities of Vietnam are set to welcome a great number of units launched from large-scale township developments to attract buyers at year-end.
Despite limited brand entrance, what keeps Vietnam an attractive retail market?
MarketAverage monthly rents for retail space in Saigon's central business district kept on rising in the third quarter of 2019 as Vietnam was still considered attractive to international retailers and developers, CBRE stated.
Korean firms hoped to create new investment wave with 33 new projects in Vietnam
InvestmentMore than 700 Vietnamese and South Korean firms took part in a business forum during the official visit of Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc to the Republic of Korea, which was expected to trigger a new wave of investment.
Local players reign in a low supply landed-realty market
MarketThe market will be brighter from 2019 onwards with future pipeline developed in non-CBD and new large-scale townships, according to Savills Vietnam.