Savills Vietnam, a leading real estate services company, predicts that the real estate market will continue to grow, driven by infrastructure projects and urbanization.
The Rise of Infrastructure-Driven Real Estate
The real estate market is expected to experience significant growth in 2025, driven by infrastructure projects and urbanization. This trend is expected to be particularly pronounced in the most dynamic segment of the market, which is closely tied to infrastructure development.
The Impact of Public Investment on the Real Estate Market
The real estate market in Vietnam has been experiencing a downturn since 2020, with a significant decline in property prices and sales. However, with the government’s increasing focus on public investment, particularly in infrastructure, the market is expected to recover in the coming years.
Infrastructure Development and Urban Planning
The government’s emphasis on infrastructure development will have a significant impact on the real estate market.
Dong Nai is a prime example of this trend, with its strategic location, favorable business environment, and competitive pricing.
The Rise of Dong Nai as a Focal Point for Investment
In the southern region of Vietnam, Dong Nai has emerged as a hub for investment, attracting businesses from various sectors. The province’s strategic location, favorable business environment, and competitive pricing have made it an attractive destination for investors.
Key Factors Contributing to Dong Nai’s Attractiveness
Examples of Successful Investments in Dong Nai
Infrastructure development in northern Vietnam is driving economic growth through improved connectivity and strategic investments.
The expansion of the Noi Bai International Airport is also expected to boost the region’s economic growth.
Infrastructure Development in Northern Vietnam
A Growing Focus on Infrastructure
Northern Vietnam has been investing heavily in infrastructure development in recent years, with a focus on improving connectivity and facilitating economic growth. The region’s strategic location, bordering China and the South China Sea, makes it an attractive location for trade and investment.