Global real estate firm JLL expects Vietnam’s property market to regain momentum in 2025, driven by improved investor sentiment, lower borrowing costs, and a surge in transactions. These insights are part of its latest report, Vietnam Property Market Outlook 2025: A New Chapter in Economic Growth.
Implemented FDI hit US$25.4 billion in 2024, up 9.4% year-on-year, with infrastructure investments fueling real estate growth nationwide.
“As Vietnam’s economy continues to grow, we’re seeing a more attractive investment landscape supported by a rising middle class and increasingly sophisticated investors,” said Trang Lê, Country Head, JLL Vietnam.
Michael Glancy, Managing Director for JLL in Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines & Vietnam, added: “Vietnam’s young workforce, developing infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies position it as a key real estate destination in Southeast Asia.”
Segment Trends to Watch
- Office: Net absorption surpassed 43,000 sqm in 2024. Demand is rising for premium, green-certified workspaces, especially in HCMC’s CBD, where Grade A office rents grew 1.3% year-on-year.
- Residential: After a supply dip in 2024, the sector is poised for a comeback, helped by regulatory reforms and increasing interest in Hanoi, HCMC, and nearby satellite areas.
Industrial & Logistics: Vietnam remains a manufacturing hotspot in Southeast Asia, bolstered by the China+1 strategy, improved infrastructure, and growing FDI in high-tech, sustainable industrial zones.
“Vietnam’s logistics and industrial market is expanding rapidly beyond traditional hubs,” noted Vân Nguyễn, Head of Transactions, Northern Vietnam. “The shift toward eco-friendly, high-tech developments highlights the country’s growing global supply chain role.”
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Source: Vietnam Insider