Industrial land lease prices are forecast to increase by 5-9 per cent annually in the northern region, and 3-7 per cent in the south thanks to the rising demand from industrial groups, said property consultancy CBRE Vietnam.
In the context of the fourth industrial revolution, intellectual property rights protection is a "hot" issue not only in Việt Nam but also in countries around the world.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) continued to flow into Viet Nam''s industrial property market, accounting for 19 per cent of total FDI or US$3.5 billion during the first nine months of the year doubling the figure recorded during the same period...
The industrial property market is expected to heat up this year, driven by an influx of foreign direct investment (FDI), thanks to an improved manufacturing sector and borders reopening which has helped raise investors'' confidence.
The industrial real estate sector is considered a bright spot this year, and property businesses with industrial parks are expected to benefit from increased demand and rental prices.
Despite a new outbreak of COVID-19 in Viet Nam, the industrial property sector saw positive signs with new industrial zones established and key industrial projects beginning operations, according to Savills Vietnam.
Viet Nam will see strong growth in industrial property next year due to higher demand for industrial parks as business expand production or relocate out of China.
Experts are optimistic about industrial property development prospects in Viet Nam, given the country’s rapid integration and improving investment climate.
Investment inflows into the real estate sector are expected to shift from big cities like Ha Noi and HCM City to other localities in the second quarter of the year, attendees heard at a conference held in Thanh Hoa Province...
Viet Nam has attracted companies renting industrial property due to low cost as well as strategic location, strong economic growth and development of the middle-class, according to JLL Viet Nam.