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As slow as Vietnam’s real estate market was in 2012, the new year could prove even more challenging, some industry insiders say.
A gloomy outlook coloured comments from various players looking at the prospects for 2013. The Vietnam Real Estate Association forecast the market will need three to five years to recover unless strong, effective measures are implemented.
Subway and elevated railway systems in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are expected to considerably increase the value of nearby property projects.
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Vietnam’s architectural website Ashui.com named Vo Trong Nghia “Architect of the Year” for 2012 on December 31.
Nghia, who was born in 19...
Over the past two days, cabinet members had working sessions with leaders of Vietnam’s two biggest economic hubs, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to disc...
Following the integration in September of CBRE Vietnam into CBRE’s wholly owned platform in Asia, the company today announced the strategic appointm...
Ho Chi Minh City is set to think outside the square and convert its oversupply of unsold apartment developments into schools, hospitals or low-income ...
Foreign contractors will face stricter scrutiny in the coming times as authorities aim to limit delays in a range of projects.
Talking with VIR recen...
Da Phuoc International Township project has got the thumbs up from Danang Municipal People’s Committee to remove a plan to develop an 18-hole golf c...
Savills Vietnam has just launched its property price index, a tool designed to track quarterly price movement of different property markets.
Tr...
Singapore-based property company The Ascott Limited (Ascott) announced that it has been awarded a contract to manage a serviced residence in Ho Chi Mi...
Vinaconex ITC, a domestic real estate developer and Swiss-Attixs International Hotels S.A. of Switzerland, last week moved a big step towards providin...
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