The landed property sector is outperforming other segments to become Vietnam’s most attractive investment channel.

The government is aiming to complete the construction of the giant North-South highway project by 2020 with major funding from private investors.

Foreign companies providing technology solutions for textile, garment, and footwear production have been increasingly active in Vietnam, taking advantage of the expected growth of the industry.

Real estate analysts predict that the  foundation of the ASEAN Economic Community will cause Vietnam’s property prices to rise.

Should the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) be ratified by the National Assembly on July 20, there will be a flood of changes across Vietnamese laws in the fields of labour, investment, state enterprise, and public procurement. 

Dragon Capital’s flagship fund Vietnam Enterprise Investments Limited (VEIL) officially began trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on July 6.

The key principles of the AEC  is to facilitate a single market and production base, the free movement of goods, services, investment, and ease the cross border flow of capital all of which bodes well for each sector of the real estate in Vietnam. 

On July 9, developer Gamuda Land Vietnam is going to launch apartments in The TWO Residence at the club house in Gamuda Gardens for sale.

Foreign logistic firms are expediting their efforts to tap into the market’s growth following the establishment of ASEAN Economic Community.

Foreign investors are increasing their search for biomass power projects in Vietnam, a development encouraged by the country’s recent feed-in tariff system.