How Infrastructure Investment Drives Real Estate Growth in Viet Nam
"Viet Nam’s public investment of VND 657 trillion for 2024 signals a nationwide push to expand and modernise critical infrastructure, especially transport systems. "
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"Viet Nam’s public investment of VND 657 trillion for 2024 signals a nationwide push to expand and modernise critical infrastructure, especially transport systems. "
"Rents and vacancy rates both riseEconomic stability and the completion of new office buildings have driven tenants to express increased interest in upgrading."
"The surging demand in the tech industry The semiconductor, optoelectronics, and networking sectors have driven growth in the purchase of factories and office space."
"The Savills Prime Full Floor Availability Report shows an ongoing flight to quality in the Sydney CBD with Premium space, particularly in the CBD Core, becoming more tightly held as availability of A grade space rises."
"Foreign Direct Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Viet Nam during the first three quarters of 2024 has been concentrated in localities with advantages in infrastructure, human resources, administrative procedures"
"Global housing supply has failed to keep pace with rising populations. Boosting supply levels needs to be at the heart of any housing affordability strategy."
"The increasing FDI inflow has attracted many foreign experts to Viet Nam, raising the demand for serviced apartments managed by international operators. Occupancy rates and rental prices are both on the rise."
"New buildings drive rents to historic highsExisting offi ce buildings are actively obtaining green building certifi cations to improve their competitiveness and tenant retention."
"Land transactions up by 97% YoYDevelopers’ appetite for land transactions has rebounded, with transaction volumes exceeding NT$30 billion for two consecutive quarters."
"A recently published report by Savills on the Ho Chi Minh City real estate market for H1/2024 reveals that the commercial segment, including office and retail spaces, continues to show significant developments."