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Asia Pacific real estate delivered resilient Q1/2026 performance with 19.2% YoY investment growth amid Middle East tensions and US tariff uncertainty. Offices led the recovery while AI-driven industrial and logistics momentum remained strong.
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Q1/2026 recorded structural shifts across most real estate sectors in Ha Noi, while HCMC’s real estate market remained stable, with constrained supply continuing to be the dominant factor.
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Despite a year shaped by geopolitical tension, elevated interest rates and shifting capital flows, global prime residential markets demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025. Capital values rose 1.8% globally, while rental growth reached 2.2%, reinforcing the enduring appeal of high-quality homes in the world’s leading cities.
Asia Leads the Prime Residential Cycle in 2026
Despite a year shaped by geopolitical tension, elevated interest rates and shifting capital flows, global prime residential markets demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025. Capital values rose 1.8% globally, while rental growth reached 2.2%, reinforcing the enduring appeal of high-quality homes in the world’s leading cities.
The report not only reviews Q4/2025 performance but also provides strategic insights to help businesses and investors position themselves for opportunities in the next cycle.
Viet Nam Real Estate Market Brief Q4/2025
The report not only reviews Q4/2025 performance but also provides strategic insights to help businesses and investors position themselves for opportunities in the next cycle.
Asia Pacific real estate transactions rose 8.7% in 2025, rebounding in Q4 after mid-year slowdown from US tariffs and trade tensions to the highest levels since 2022.
Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Q4 2025
Asia Pacific real estate transactions rose 8.7% in 2025, rebounding in Q4 after mid-year slowdown from US tariffs and trade tensions to the highest levels since 2022.
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