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Viet Nam Real Estate Market Brief Q3/2026
"In Q3/2026, Viet Nam maintained solid economic momentum, supported by industrial expansion, foreign investment inflows and resilient domestic demand."
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"In Q3/2026, Viet Nam maintained solid economic momentum, supported by industrial expansion, foreign investment inflows and resilient domestic demand."
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"In this month’s newsletter, we take a look at how capital markets across APAC are becoming more concentrated, both in who is deploying capital and where it is going. A small group of large investors now accounts for almost half of transaction volumes, cross-border capital is taking a much bigger role in Japan, and the corporate capex cycle is increasingly concentrated in technology and resources."
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"The Great Wealth Transfer is reshaping the geography of wealth, creating new opportunities for locations that combine business strength, wealth preservation and exceptional quality of life"
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"Asia Pacific's leading cities continue to generate and attract capital, while emerging lifestyle destinations expand the region's appeal"
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"From Store Count to Store Quality: Chinese Brands’ Evolving Retail Strategy for Asia"
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"The branded residences market in Asia Pacific is entering a new phase of growth, one increasingly driven by domestic wealth and local buyer demand rather than international capital. "
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"Bond market moves, especially at the long end of the curve, have been grabbing headlines over the past few weeks. Nominal yields in some markets have climbed to levels not seen in a generation."
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"Vietnam’s real estate market in Q2/2026 remained stable, HCMC's property market witnessed notable movements across the main sectors while Ha Noi's real estate market continued to benefit from transport infrastructure investment and the city's urban expansion strategy"
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"While macro uncertainty continues to weigh on sentiment, capital is returning to APAC commercial real estate with greater selectivity. Investment activity is expanding, but performance is increasingly uneven across markets and sectors. The strongest opportunities are being driven by capital rotation, pricing dislocations, and structural shifts in the supply/demand outlook."
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"APAC Living works, but selectively. Market and sector selection needs to be paired with right mode of entry."
In Q3/2026, Viet Nam maintained solid economic momentum, supported by industrial expansion, foreign investment inflows and resilient domestic demand.
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In this month’s newsletter, we take a look at how capital markets across APAC are becoming more concentrated, both in who is deploying capital and where it is going. A small group of large investors now accounts for almost half of transaction volumes, cross-border capital is taking a much bigger role in Japan, and the corporate capex cycle is increasingly concentrated in technology and resources.
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From Store Count to Store Quality: Chinese Brands’ Evolving Retail Strategy for Asia
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From Store Count to Store Quality: Chinese Brands’ Evolving Retail Strategy for Asia
The branded residences market in Asia Pacific is entering a new phase of growth, one increasingly driven by domestic wealth and local buyer demand rather than international capital.
Branded Residences: Asia Pacific Report 2026
The branded residences market in Asia Pacific is entering a new phase of growth, one increasingly driven by domestic wealth and local buyer demand rather than international capital.
Bond market moves, especially at the long end of the curve, have been grabbing headlines over the past few weeks. Nominal yields in some markets have climbed to levels not seen in a generation.
APAC Capital Markets: Specialist Strategies Gain Ground
Bond market moves, especially at the long end of the curve, have been grabbing headlines over the past few weeks. Nominal yields in some markets have climbed to levels not seen in a generation.