remittances revive real estate

Remittances revive real estate

  Real estate attracted one-fifth of remittances to Ho Chi Minh City in 2015, signalling a steady revival of the sector.
readying for the new real estate upturn

Readying for the new real estate upturn

Neil MacGregor, managing director of Savills Vietnam, who has more than 15 years’ experience working in real estate in Vietnam provides a run-down of the experiences of the last decade for the country’s real estate market and as the market moves into a new cycle for 2015, he reveals his predictions for the prospects of the year ahead.
new foundations for real estate deals

New foundations for real estate deals

The recent National Assembly session passed the Law on Enterprise, Law on Investment, Law on Residential Housing and Law on Real Estate Business. These new laws contain provisions which help to create a more transparent, consistent and conducive legal environment for domestic and foreign real estate investors alike.
opportunities in singapore real estate

Opportunities in Singapore Real Estate

“Country with best quality of life in Asia”*, “Asia’s best country to work in”** - these are just some of the rankings that Singapore has consistently been given.  A green global city, Singapore’s sound and stable political and legal system, safe and secure environment, and world class quality of life makes it an efficient and transparent place to raise a family and for business.
remittances revive real estate

Remittances revive real estate

Property developers are eyeing the remittances overseas Vietnamese traditionally send before Tet (the Lunar New Year).
real estate market gets warmer

Real estate market gets warmer

The real estate market has seen positive developments as numerous social housing projects are carried out to help low-income people have home and give a boost to the market.
why real estate is ready to rebound

Why real estate is ready to rebound

Attorney Trinh Van Quyet, chairman of  FLC Group, is predicting that the property market will soon bounce back with the blossoming of new   investment approaches.
real estate rebound anticipated

Real estate rebound anticipated

Real estate developers are scaling up efforts to bolster sales in a bid to offset the shortfall earlier in the year.
real estate grapples with new focus

Real estate grapples with new focus

Real estate insiders are predicting a strong end to 2023 in terms of recovery in various segments, and launches are already underway, but this will occur in tandem with government moves to adjust currently tight regulations on real estate lending.
another push for real estate bounce

Another push for real estate bounce

Vietnam’s government aims to boost its real estate sector by easing bank credit and tackling legal, land, and administrative hurdles to foster market growth.
real estate still beguiling investors

Real estate still beguiling investors

Although the real estate market continues to struggle along, the fact that more products are being offered for sale, attracting the interest of buyers, illustrates that it will continue to bring profits.
further amendments likely to help real estate recovery

Further amendments likely to help real estate recovery

The spotlight has been back on the real estate market in recent months with many renowned foreign investors entering the market, but further market revisions will be required to keep things moving in the right direction.
new belief around the corner for real estate

New belief around the corner for real estate

Real estate remains a keen channel for investors to get interested in across the country, despite the current fluctuations in the market.
real estate businesses yet to recover

Real estate businesses yet to recover

The number of newly established real estate businesses and their capital continued to drop sharply in the first half of the year, equal to less than half of the same period last year.
real estate bailout perilous for system

Real estate bailout “perilous” for system

As more than $52 billion is due to banks and bondholders from real estate corporations, not to mention the requirement for additional loans, experts say a purge in the real estate market is unavoidable.