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Despite a significant drop in profits for industrial real estate companies in the first half of 2026, there are optimistic forecasts for recovery starting in 2027. This is attributed to an increase in leased
As of October 2026, the apartment market in Ha Dong, Hanoi, remains active with high prices despite new
An apartment complex in Phap Van, Hanoi, built over 20 years ago, is currently listed for sale at a price
The land prices in several areas of Hanoi have seen a significant decline, with some regions experiencing
Hanoi has officially allocated 2,417 square meters of land to Sugina Environmental Technology Company for
An apartment complex in Phap Van, Hanoi, built over 20 years ago, is currently listed for sale at a price exceeding 60 million VND per square meter. This pricing reflects the growing demand for real estate in the area.
Hanoi has officially allocated 2,417 square meters of land to Sugina Environmental Technology Company for the construction of a social housing project. This initiative aims to provide affordable housing options in the city.
The land prices in several areas of Hanoi have seen a significant decline, with some regions experiencing drops of up to 50%. Despite the price reductions, potential buyers are approaching the market with caution, focusing on legal aspects and actual market values.
Despite a significant drop in profits for industrial real estate companies in the first half of 2026, there are optimistic forecasts for recovery starting in 2027. This is attributed to an increase in leased areas and an expanding supply of industrial zones.
As of October 2026, the apartment market in Ha Dong, Hanoi, remains active with high prices despite new regulations on apartment lifespan. The average price ranges from 40 to 100 million VND per square meter.
Vietnam's new construction regulations set to take effect on July 1, 2026, will exempt certain types of buildings from requiring construction permits. This includes single-family homes under seven stories and with a total floor area of less than 500 square meters.
As Vietnam's real estate market faces downturns, many investors like Tuan are grappling with severe financial stress. This situation is leading to increased mental health issues, including anxiety and depression, as individuals struggle to manage their debts.
Vietnam's real estate sector is facing a significant increase in debt, with the debt-to-equity ratio reaching its highest level in 15 quarters. As of June, total debt for listed real estate firms rose over 20%, reflecting a growing reliance on financial leverage.
Land prices in several areas of Vietnam have seen a substantial decrease, with some regions reporting drops of over 60% from their peak values. This trend follows a period of rapid price increases, raising concerns among investors and stakeholders in the real estate market.
Hanoi is set to develop a 6,800m² plot of land between La Thành and Vành Đai 1 into a park and parking area. The project, with an investment of over 2.9 trillion VND, aims to enhance urban landscaping and infrastructure.
In urban areas, constructing homes under six stories may be exempt from building permits if certain conditions are met. This regulation aims to streamline the construction process and encourage residential development.
Land prices have significantly decreased in various regions of Vietnam, with some areas experiencing drops of up to 75% within six months. This decline follows a period of rapid price increases, leading to weakened market liquidity.
