Hanoi’s urban evolution in the eyes of JLL expert
“Stay Sustainable” will be a must-have factor for better living standards.
“Stay Sustainable” will be a must-have factor for better living standards.
Businesses are re-examining their commercial real estate strategies after the changes resulted from Covid-19.
Emerging economies are chasing companies to get more FDI, but companies are chasing Vietnam to move there, said HSBC.
The two cities are believed to continue to outperform in terms of economic growth and foreign direct investment.
The trends will contribute to helping navigate foreign investors in Vietnam.
Over 80% of CEOs taking part in a survey noted Covid-19 would have a negative impact on their business this year.
JLL expects Vietnam’s fastest growing cities to maintain the level of interest from overseas investors, and continue on its growth trajectory, particularly with the help of government policy to resolve infrastructure deficit and city sustainability.
JLL observes that there are hundreds of million dollars waiting to be poured into the market in most segments of real estate.
The additional supply drives up Hanoi's retail space to roughly 1.2 million square meters in the fourth quarter 2019.
The new launch drives up the total supply of Grade B segment to 1.8 million square meters.