Last year was seen as one of the most difficult years for Vietnam’s real estate market.
However, with many initiatives to address the market waiting in the wings, developers and consultants are still positive for a better year. Bich Ngoc talks with them about challenges and opportunities they may face in 2013.
Experts in the office-for-lease market have offered conflicting forecasts about the Ho Chi Minh City market in 2013.
While CBRE and Savills exp...
The United Nations in Vietnam held a ceremony to mark the start of construction on the Green One UN House in Hanoi on January 21.
The ceremony ...
Nearly 18,000 real estate and construction companies faced losses, went bankrupt or closed last year because of the challenging economic situation in ...
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 out...
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...
