Here’s a concise overview: In Ha Noi, the Residential Index saw a significant increase of 8 points quarter-over-quarter to 142.5, representing a substantial 37% rise since Q3/2019, with average prices at VND 44 million/m2 net sellable area. Conversely, Ho Chi Minh City’s Residential Index declined to 123 due to project suspensions and weakened consumer confidence.

Moving to the office sector, Ha Noi’s Grade A office occupancy remains stable at 88%, indicating resilience and potential for future growth. Meanwhile, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Office Index experienced a slight uptick to 98 points, driven by higher rents and strategic developments, suggesting cautious optimism amidst economic uncertainties.

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