Topic: real estate

The second key driving force identified by 62.2% of surveyed businesses is the improved legal framework.

Vietnam remains one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia despite global fluctuations, according to global real estate services firm JLL.

In the period of 2024-2027, Vietnam is expected to have approximately 15,200 ha of industrial land supply and over 6,000,000 sq.m of total warehouse and factory supply.

A survey on real estate investment trends among Hanoi investors reveals that nearly 50% of respondents expressed interest in the apartment segment in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam’s real estate market is tipped to undergo a significant transformation over the course of 2025.

The city recorded an estimated real estate business revenue of over $909 million at the end of January.

The labor structure predominantly consists of highly skilled workers who are particularly interested in owning high-end properties.

Despite ongoing fluctuations, real estate in Hanoi, particularly high-end properties, remains a reliable investment and familiar cash haven for savvy investors.

This growth is anticipated to be more evenly distributed across regions.

In 2024, real estate prices in certain areas and at specific times surged beyond the financial capacity of the populace.