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Coworking office space supply in HCMC up 16%, rents down 35%
Ho Chi Minh City has seen a 16% increase in leasable floor space in the serviced office and coworking sector this year but a commensurate fall in overall occupancy and asking rents.
Real Estate
HCMC real estate transactions skyrocket in third quarter
The real estate market in Ho Chi Minh City recorded 2,003 transactions in the third quarter of this year, an increase of 561% quarter-on-quarter and 102% year-on-year.
Vacancy rate of HCM City offices predicted to reach record in 12 years
The vacancy rate of offices in Ho Chi Minh City reached 18% in the third quarter of 2023, while rents decreased by between 0.2 -2.2% quarterly, according to Knight Frank Vietnam.
Vietnam real estate market bottoms out: economist
The Vietnamese real estate market has overcome its most difficult period and is bouncing back thanks to fiscal and monetary loosening that has yielded positive effects, according to a leading economist.
- Vietnam real estate market: real prices waiting for real buyers 1
- CapitaLand's unit buys 18.9ha residential project from Becamex IDC 2
- Vietnam's real estate companies' funds drop to their five-year low 3
- Resort real estate: Overcoming hot fever, treating cold fever 4
- Dong Khoi Street (HCMC) is the 13th-most expensive place to rent in the world 5
- Real estate developers increase sales on lower interest rates 6
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Canadian real estate service firm Avison Young announces affiliation agreement in Vietnam
Avison Young, a 45-year-old Canadian real estate service firm, expands its APAC reach to the South-East-Asian market by taking on board 100 industry experts in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
Vietnam expected to seize global trends, forges ahead in supply chain landscape
Vietnam stands at a crossroads within the dynamic currents of global trends, with the potential to become a strategic link in the world's global supply chain.
Legal changes expected to increase appeal of Vietnam's real estate market
The global economic slowdown, the impact COVID-19 pandemic, and internal difficulties have put Vietnam’s real estate market in a tough situation.
The real estate market to recover in the coming months
After going through tough times, Vietnam's real estate market has been showing signs of growth since the second quarter of 2023, when property prices and demand both went up.
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"Thin ice starts to melt" in Vietnam's real estate market
The real estate sector needs more time to absorb beneficial measures to reduce the two largest obstacles, legal and capital.
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Trading floor for land use rights needed in Vietnam
The establishment of a land use rights trading floor will help this market operate in an open, transparent, healthy and sustainable manner, said experts.
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Interest rates for social housing developers and buyers proposed to be ...
Property market specialists advocated lowering interest rates on loans for investing in or purchasing social housing items to 4.5-6% per year, down from the current 8.2-8.7%.
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Average house price in HCMC exceeds $296,000
The median house price in Ho Chi Minh City has reached more than VND7 billion ($296,000), 32.5 times higher than the average annual household income of just VND217 million ($9,110).
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Property market expects money inflows following lending rate cuts
Continuous interest rate cuts and support policies are gradually proving effective, helping ease difficulties facing the real estate market, experts have said.
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Vietnam hopes property shakeup will remedy supply-demand mismatch
Property sales are falling, developers are missing bond payments and a weak economic recovery is sapping demand and sentiment in Vietnam.
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Condotel market dip to continue until 2025
The condotel market remains in a slump due to excess inventory, and industry insiders warn it will not recover at least until 2025.
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Real estate market attracts foreign capital via M&As
A wave of foreign businesses are coming to learn about potential real estate projects in Vietnam to carry out mergers and acquisitions (M&As), reported Dau tu (Vietnam Investment Review) newspaper.
