Condominium primary selling prices in both cities remained high, especially in Hà Nội, with primary prices recording rapid growth mainly due to the large quantity of new supply in the high-end segment.
Dak Lak Urban Development Investment Company Limited, a member of Capital House Group, signed a co-operation agreement with CBRE Vietnam Company Ltd in which the latter will become the manager of EcoCity Premia, a project in Central Highlands province of...
The HCM City apartment market went through a supply boom in the second quarter of 2022 compared to a lacklustre first quarter, and is expected to completely recover from by 2023, according to global real estate consultancy CBRE Viet Nam.
The schools in Hoa Vang District of the central city have been given a total of VND1.1 billion (US$49,700) in funding from the commercial real estate CBRE Viet Nam’s COVID-19 rescue fund.
CBRE has recently been named in the Top 10 Best Real Estate Service Providers of 2021 by Viet Nam Real Estate E-Magazine (Reatimes) and Viet Nam Institute of Real Estate Research (VIRES).
With a total registered capital of nearly US$1.6 billion during January-August, real estate continued to rank third among 18 sectors in attracting foreign investment (FDI).
The Ha Noi property market is expected to recover strongly this year thanks to positive performance in the housing segment in the first quarter, according to experts.
A hybrid working model comprising both remote and office-based work is a trend that many companies will embrace since working methods have changed globally after the pandemic broke out, including in Viet Nam.
The condominium market in Ha Noi last year saw a strong reduction in growth due to the COVID-19 pandemic though there were signs of recovery in the fourth quarter, said the CBRE Vietnam.
Rental rates will continue to while supply will be in the non-central business district areas in HCM City in the coming time, according to property research companies.