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As the Vietnam property market continues to struggle, some real estate firms are setting sights on more lucrative investments in Myanmar.
Leon Cheneval, associate director of CBRE told VIR last week that there would be a lot of interest from Vietnamese developers to go to Myanmar due to the Vietnamese property market’s big freeze. Myanmar today is really an underdeveloped market. Hence, it represents a good opportunity for developers if they can be quick enough on the draw.
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Luong Tri Thin, chair...
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