Coworking spaces become increasingly popular in downtown Saigon: ...
Coworking spaces are expanding in Saigon’s central districts since the limited traditional office space there is unable to meet the growing demand.
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Besides trade war that heat up Vietnam’s industrial realty market, increase in number of foreign tourist to the country is expected to stimulate the tourism property market in 2020.
Despites of impressive GDP growth rate and better per capita income, young Vietnamese people have been struggling for houses due to the increasing prices in the property market.
Though the State Bank of Vietnam asked for tightened control over real estate loans, real estate loans has increased by 14.6% against end of 2018, reaching VND1,500 trillion ($64 billion).
Coworking spaces are expanding in Saigon’s central districts since the limited traditional office space there is unable to meet the growing demand.
As of August, real estate loans expanded 14.58% against the end of 2018 and accounted for 19.14% of total outstanding loans in the economy, according to the State Bank of Vietnam.
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