Under the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts said that the housing real estate sector was negatively impacted in the short term by the ban on entry and implementing transactions of foreign guests; Chinese, Korean and Japanese tourists account for the largest proportion of real estate transactions with foreign visitors.
However, real estate developers are still preparing many new projects to meet the needs of domestic and foreign customers as demand recovers.
In fact, investors still expect Vietnam to continue to be one of the markets with high rental income and real estate prices still low compared to the region.
Commenting on the overview of real estate investment in Vietnam recently, Dr. Su Ngoc Khuong, Senior Director of Savills Vietnam commented that it is currently a difficult time for many investors. at home and abroad in general.
However, for a group of individuals and businesses with good financial ability and a lot of experience in real estate investment not only at home and abroad, this is a great opportunity for them.
For example, in early 2020, Mitsubishi Corporation and Nomura Real Estate announced a purchase of 80% of the shares of the Grand Park Project - Phase 2, with an area of about 26 hectares, is expected to develop more than 10,000 shared apartments. residing in Ho Chi Minh City.
This is one of the evidences that strong potential investors have been willing to buy and transfer projects from investors who are facing difficulties in real estate.
As a consultancy of large M&A investment deals (mergers, acquisitions) in the market, Savills Vietnam commented, still recognizing the high determination of these investment groups.
According to a survey of Savills Vietnam, from 2019 to now, there are a number of projects in the negotiation process with a total value estimated at over half a billion USD.
Recently, in order to solve the difficulties caused by COVID-19 epidemic, a series of preferential policies of the Government were issued such as tax reduction, tax payment extension and land rent for businesses subject to affected by COVID-19 epidemic ...
In addition, a credit package of VND 250,000 billion is provided to meet the needs of capital for production and business in a timely manner, improving customers' access to loans; timely support measures such as rescheduling, consideration of interest rate reduction and exemption, keeping the debt group, fee reduction ... for customers who are in difficulties due to the impact of COVID-19 epidemic. .
In addition, in order to support businesses and improve the business environment, the Government has asked relevant agencies to review and cut administrative procedures and accelerate the disbursement of investment capital ... These are the important support to help businesses maintain and recover after a pandemic. Therefore, many investors will seize this opportunity./
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