Hong Kong to build US$79 billion artificial island

Hong Kong to build US$79 billion artificial island

Hong Kong plans to build one of the world's largest artificial islands with an eye-watering US$79 billion price tag, city officials announced Tuesday (Mar 19).
Bank exec mulls over real estate market growth perspective in 2019

Bank exec mulls over real estate market growth perspective in 2019

Pham Hong Hai, CEO of HSBC Vietnam Limited, weighs over customers’ top choices in Vietnam’s real estate market in 2019.
10,000 apartments set for sale in Da Nang

10,000 apartments set for sale in Da Nang

The central city of Da Nang has proposed selling 10,000 apartments under State ownership to pay for new housing projects in 2020-30.
City approves new housing plan to 2020

City approves new housing plan to 2020

A new housing plan to 2020 that will improve city landscapes and quality of life for its residents has been approved by HCM City authorities.
Thousands protest proposed artificial islands for Hong Kong housing

Thousands protest proposed artificial islands for Hong Kong housing

Thousands took to the streets in Hong Kong Sunday (Oct 14) to protest a government plan to build new housing on artificial islands, claiming the "white elephant" project will damage the environment and line the pockets of developers.
Savills says Vietnam youth is easier for housing affordability

Savills says Vietnam youth is easier for housing affordability

Vietnam's Generation Y home ownership rates are above developed economies due to inheritances and significant financial support from older generations.
How to beautify the image of off-the-plan housing

How to beautify the image of off-the-plan housing

The Vietnamese real estate market in 2017 has experienced good growth in general, but it also contains many potential risks. It also brings about a lot of worries to management authorities due to a rising number of disputes in the field.
New measure expected to save real estate market

New measure expected to save real estate market

Vietnam may pilot turning commercial housing into houses for lease as part of efforts to deal with the slump in the real estate market.
Slow reforms dog property firms

Slow reforms dog property firms

Frustration is growing among real estate developers who were expecting a faster deployment of Resolution 02/NQ-CP’s reforms designed to revive the lackluster property market.
Getting property back on track

Getting property back on track

In a recent exchange with VIR, Minister of Construction Trinh Dinh Dung discusses a range of measures to put the troubled property market on a sustainable development path.
Lending to start climbing north

Lending to start climbing north

Banks’ consumer lending is expected to heat up in the wake of a state policy incentive proposal to be rolled out this quarter.
Property developers move with the times

Property developers move with the times

Numerous real estate developers facing the perilous economy are proposing to convert on-going projects from market-rate commercial housing to subsidised social housing.
Fund to open the door to housing

Fund to open the door to housing

The Ministry of Construction is looking to nail down a housing fund in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in early 2013.
Budget housing under the microscope

Budget housing under the microscope

Many low-cost housing projects are on inspectors’ radar screens.
Investors yet to see sale-off in property market

Investors yet to see sale-off in property market

Many foreign investors are seeking to buy cheap property products in Vietnam but there is yet any sale-off here, unlike in other countries.
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