Real estate ventures expedite debut of new housing projects
Vietnam's Real Estate Market Demonstrates Significant Recovery in 2025
The Vietnamese real estate market is experiencing a robust resurgence, with a variety of significant developments taking place throughout the first half of the year.
In the realm of outpatient medical centers and medical care centers, VALUES Real Estate made a notable move by acquiring the "MAINMED Flörsheim" medical office building as part of its institutional fund, VALUES Health Invest I. This acquisition is part of a nationwide strategy targeting such establishments. Meanwhile, the residential real estate sector, particularly single-family homes, showed moderate price increases and activity, indicating ongoing transactions.
The market landscape is witnessing a flurry of activity from developers, who are adjusting payment methods, sales policies, launch gifts, and interest rate support to stimulate the market. Some of the notable projects include An Gia Group's The Gio, C-Holdings' The Felix, and Phat Dat's La Pura, all located on the frontage of National Highway 13 in the former Binh Duong area and Dong Nai province.
One completed project that has garnered attention is The Solia, an eco-urban area located on the frontage of Ring Road 4 in Tay Ninh, connected to Ho Chi Minh City via key transport arteries. The Solia boasts high-quality internal amenities, a transparent legal status, and individual land use and housing rights certificates for each plot. In early August, Vinhomes Green City, another notable project, recorded bookings for 2,000 units within 24 hours.
The apartment segment is projected to maintain a similar supply level in Q3, ranging from approximately 9,000 to 11,000 units, concentrated mainly in Ho Chi Minh City and the newly incorporated Binh Duong. The Grade A apartment segment will continue to dominate Ho Chi Minh City, while the Grade B and C segments will lead new supply in outlying areas.
The townhouse and villa segment is forecast to continue the positive recovery trend from the previous quarter, with around 2,000-3,000 products. Notable projects include Bcons Group's Bcons Binh An East-West, located on Thong Nhat Road and directly connected to Hanoi's highway, with a total investment of over $260 million.
The biggest driver for the property market from the end of the year will come from the robust wave of infrastructure investment in the expanded Ho Chi Minh City metropolitan area. Key infrastructure works, such as ring roads 3 and 4, Ben Luc-Long Thanh Expressway, and the expansion of the expressway through Ho Chi Minh City, Long Thanh, and Dau Giay are being vigorously implemented.
Vietnam's M&A market also saw strong activity in July, with deals spanning multiple key sectors. The market is entering a strong restart phase, not only from familiar names but also with the participation of new investors with solid financial capacity. New supply in the land lot segment is expected to see a slight increase, with around 450-550 products expected to be launched in this quarter.
In summary, the Vietnamese real estate market is demonstrating a significant recovery in 2025, with a variety of developments, infrastructure projects, and investments contributing to its resurgence.
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