Vietnam's real estate market is bouncing back, with Vinhomes at the forefront of innovation and growth, attracting global investors with its well-planned developments.
VinhomesReal Estate MarketVietnamForeign InvestmentSustainabilityReal Estate NewsSep 11, 2024
Vietnam's real estate market is showing signs of robust recovery, making it increasingly attractive to both local and international investors.
The market’s allure comes from several key advantages, such as a young and growing population, a high urbanization rate, and strong economic growth.
Vinhomes has been actively investing in the development of living areas with a focus on achieving Net Zero carbon emissions, emphasizing natural ecosystems, optimizing the use of renewable energy, and prioritizing recycled construction materials.
The new Land Law allows foreigners to own homes for up to 50 years from the date of issuance of the ownership certificate, with the possibility of extending this term by an additional 50 years, effectively removing the psychological barrier for foreigners when it comes to owning property in Vietnam.
Vinhomes is committed to developing green transportation infrastructure by coordinating the organization of electric bus routes and planning charging stations within its urban areas, encouraging residents and the broader community to adopt safer and more environmentally friendly modes of transportation.
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