The real estate market in the North of Vietnam has recorded remarkable growth thanks to investment policies and large-scale projects.

The number of green-certified buildings in Vietnam has steadily increased over the past 14 years, with a significant development in 2024.

In recent years, the real estate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market in Vietnam has witnessed strong growth, especially in 2024 with a total transaction value of more than 1.8 billion USD. Foreign enterprises have actively participated in M&A deals, focusing on segments such as industrial and residential real estate. This article analyzes the current situation of the Vietnamese real estate M&A market and assesses the potential for Japanese enterprises to invest and expand operations in this market

The paint and coating industry in Vietnam is a dynamic, domestically-driven market that serves a wide range of sectors.

Vietnam's construction has become a cornerstone of its economic transformation, reflecting rapid urbanization and industrialization.

Vietnam's retail real estate market continues to evolve rapidly, fueled by economic growth and shifting consumer behavior.

Northern Vietnam has emerged as a hub for industrial development, leveraging its strategic location and robust infrastructure. In 2024, industrial real estate continues to be a cornerstone of the region’s economic growth, driven by increasing demand from manufacturing and logistics sectors. This trend is expected to accelerate further in 2025 and beyond.

Hai Phong, a key port city in northern Vietnam, has become an industrial powerhouse, attracting substantial domestic and foreign investments. As of 2023, this city has established 14 industrial parks covering approximately 6,000 ha.

Bac Ninh Province, located in the northern economic region of Vietnam, spans an area of approximately 822 km² and is home to over 1.5 million people. This small yet industrially significant province has experienced rapid development in the past decade.

Hanoi benefits from 11 major highways radiating across the country and Noi Bai International Airport supporting global trade. These infrastructural developments are set to further accelerate Hanoi’s industrial growth in the coming years.