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Loosened credit may not be enough for real estate capital
21-09-2022 16:39
While the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has expanded credit limits for several banks, the stricter control of credit in areas like real estate may impact project liquidity in the sector.
Golf course real estate setting trends
06-09-2022 16:11
The openness in policies, the explosion in the number of golfers, and the trend of resorting and enjoying high-class services have created an impetus for golf real estate to develop rapidly and become an investment channel for the market.
Real estate bonds shackled by rules
26-05-2022 11:25
Although experts believe that rating agencies are an indispensable element of a healthy and transparent market, and a significant fundraising channel, real estate developers may suffer hurdles due to stringent bond issuance rules.
Outskirts more viable for real estate plans
14-06-2022 14:45
Although the real estate market in Vietnam is facing a number of economic complexities, there is still ample room for investment, particularly in the suburban sector where the trend of relocating projects remains strong.
East-end real estate becomes increasingly sought after
29-07-2022 10:39
Townhouses in the Ho Chi Minh City market, especially in well-planned and completed riverside areas, are attracting buyers due to their limited supply.
Hospitality real estate gets the green light
02-05-2022 12:02
The first four months of 2022 have seen a clear picture of hospitality real estate recovery after more than two years of a downturn – with tourist destinations such as Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc, Nha Trang, Danang, and Hanoi all reaping the benefits of the forward momentum.
Real estate on course for foreign funding elevation
19-03-2022 08:00
This year could see abundant cash flow in real estate, particularly from foreign funders, professional investment funds, and individual investors.
Investors tip-toeing around real estate risk
19-04-2022 11:00
Vietnam is moving towards developing a balanced capital market and reducing the pressure on capital supply for banks – a process that requires dealing with internal problems such as corporate bond issuances as well as land-right auctions.
Fingers crossed for new real estate dawn
07-04-2022 15:00
A series of large-scale resort ventures unveiled in the first three months of this year has illustrated the positive signs of recovery from more than two years of pandemic impact on the resort and hospitality sector in Vietnam.
Retail real estate finds its way back
02-03-2022 12:56
The retail real estate market is displaying signs of optimism after quarantine restrictions were eased.
Real estate activities picking up across the country
11-12-2021 11:59
Mergers and acquisitions in real estate remain active, with a series of large deals taking place with local businesses.
Future of real estate in the post-COVID-19 world
17-12-2021 08:25
The year 2021 is ending with bright colours as real estate investment has become buzzing again. Reports from well-known worldwide organisations have also delivered a bright picture in the late months of the year, creating momentum for 2022.
Singaporeans expanding investment into real estate
13-08-2021 08:00
Continuously leading in the development of housing, urban, and industrial real estate projects, investors from Singapore are also actively expanding into other segments such as warehousing, logistics, and brokerages in the Vietnamese market.
Profuse real estate lending on alert
23-06-2021 13:45
Loans related to real estate-backed collateral and build-operate-transfer projects are classified as among the riskiest and largest portion of banks’ portfolios, which might require restrictive approaches on quantitative quotas.
Shifting logistics real estate trends
20-05-2021 09:00
International trade has been severely impacted by the pandemic. Not only have consumer habits changed but new medicines and vaccines require new capabilities in logistics to be properly delivered and stored. These changes are forcing the sector to adapt.
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