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| The residential real estate segment is particularly attractive due to the growing demand for housing in Vietnam’s major cities. |
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Combining the newly registered capital and additional investments from previously approved projects, the total FDI in the real estate sector reached $5.09 billion, accounting for 15.1% of the total FDI attracted to Vietnam during the ‘year.
In terms of disbursements, capital disbursed in real estate business activities reached $1.84 billion, or 7.2% of total FDI, making it the second largest sector in the field, after manufacturing.
David Jackson, CEO of Avison Young Vietnam, highlighted that the industrial real estate segment continues to shine in the market thanks to growing demand and high occupancy rates, fueled by FDI in production.
According to him, Vietnam has the assets to become a global production center, including its geographical position, political stability and constantly improving business environment.
Nguyên Lê Dung, head of investments at Savills Hanoi, said the residential real estate segment is particularly attractive due to the growing demand for housing in Vietnam’s major cities.
Industrial real estate, supported by the boom in the manufacturing sector, also attracts many foreign investors. Finally, commercial real estate benefits from the growth of the retail and services market. This reflects the growing demand for urban real estate, supported by changing consumption habits, with more customers preferring shopping experiences in malls and multi-functional service spaces, she said .
However, Nguyên Lê Dung stressed that investors now favor private companies due to their flexibility and ability to quickly adapt to operational needs. The scale of investments and total capital vary across different segments of the real estate market.
Investors particularly focus on projects that provide sustainable development and meet current market demand to improve product quality and consumer experience. Legal issues remain a top priority for investors because they directly impact project timelines, deal structures and financial planning, she said.
VNA/CVN
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