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Latest Vietnam real estate news
DATE:
15 May 2012
Several years ago, Hanoi city center - or the so-called “old Hanoi CBD”* - was a spotlight of office leasing market with all big companies located in this area. A few years later, as the government decided to develop the city to the West, much attention has been drawn to this part with many buildings started to bloom. Companies began to move to this side of the city; most of them, however,
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DATE:
20 April 2012
The early indications of 2012 show that inflation is stabilising and this should culminate in further decreases in interest rates. These could help to increase the market liquidity and breathe some activity into the current stagnant market.
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DATE:
11 April 2012
Inflation is stabilising and this should culminate in further decreases in interest rates. The foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow into the local property sector has regained the top position in terms of newly registered capital in the Q1/2012 after a long period of sharp decline due to market conditions.Knight Frank remains conservatively optimistic about the real estate market in 2012.
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DATE:
27 March 2012
London, New York, Hong Kong and Paris are seen as the most important world cities for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). Knight Frank and Citi Private Bank expect further growth in interest in commercial property from HNWIs, forecasting US$74.1bn of private transactions globally in 2012 (a 5% year-on-year increase).
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DATE:
16 March 2012
Hong Kong overtakes London’s West End as world’s most expensive office market in 2011
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DATE:
12 March 2012
The difficulty for most investors is timing, predicting the future trend of the market and knowing that they are not buying at the “top” of the cycle.
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DATE:
07 February 2012
Knight Frank has compiled the 2012 outlook for key Asian gateway cities, which covers residential, office and retail sectors of Beijing, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney and Tokyo. The report reveals that the office and residential market price in most key Asian cities are expected to fall due to the global economy uncertainties, while the outlook for retail sec
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