These projects have already received approved detailed planning and are part of the Mekong Delta city’s portfolio to invite independent social housing investment.
The prices of houses and certain types of real estate in most localities are on an upwards trajectory. Projects with central locations in major cities have very high prices, at up to VND650-800 million ($28,550-$35,145) per sq m. Despite the prices, however, transaction numbers continue to increase.
If Vietnam can control Covid-19 this month, the country’s real estate market will improve to the end of the year and there may be a new wave of investment, as existing investors are waiting to launch products.
With Covid-19 stalling real estate transactions, buying and selling have shifted from offline to online and property technology (proptech) has become a major trend and increasingly popular.
According to a recent survey by Colliers Vietnam, the country’s high-end real estate segment is being received very well with more than 80 per cent of products sold this year.