Apartment projects in Ho Chi Minh City are back in business with a series of projects coming onto the market thanks to banks’ easing credit.
“Falling deposit interests and still high dwelling demands are potential signals for Ho Chi Minh City’s realty market,” said Hung Thinh Land deputy general director Nguyen Duy Minh.
On June 18, prestigious property developer and trader Tan Binh announced to put 60 apartments with 67 square metres each of the second phase Tan Phu district's Tan Mai apartment project, into the market.
Since the State Bank of Vietnam started to lower the interest rate early this year, many banks have also lowered their lending rates, fueling the real...
Real estate firms are still facing significant obstacles in accessing loans despite recent government efforts to ease conditions and improve the busin...
Lower lending rates and a loosened valve for property credit are thawing out property projects.
The second phase of 264 hectare state-of-the art urb...
The under pressure property market is still attempting to dig itself out of a hole.
Pacific Property and Infrastructure Development Joint Stock Comp...
Private domestic SVA Financial Group last weekend broke ground on the Dan-Nui Coc Lake road to offer a lifeline to northern Thai Nguyen province.
The...
Ho Chi Minh City’s first LEED certified-green office building will officially open to tenants in August.
The date was revealed by David Clarkin, g...
Scores of foreign architecture firms are flooding Vietnam to tap into potentially giant real estate projects and open-minded developers.
Famous comp...
The decline in business results and persistent tough conditions have made property firms become cautious of this year’s business targets by narrowin...
Visitors to the southern hub will be able to indulge in the luxury of the Ritz Carlton Hotel as the giant hotel group is planning to open an internati...
Experts set eyes on Hanoi’s villa and housing market in the first quarter of 2012.
Savills Vietnam’s 2012 first quarter property market report s...
