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"Although the rapid spread of COVID-19 has caused significant damage to the economy worldwide, Vietnam continues to control the outbreak very well, whilst ensuring that the economy continues to operate, albeit at reduced capacity."

"The rapid spread of COVID-19 has caused significant damage to several industries worldwide, among which, tourism is likely to be one of the hardest hits. The dramatic decline initially came from the drop in international travellers, starting with Chinese tourists and followed by a sharp decrease in local demand, which impacted hotels and restaurants, meetings and event spaces."

"Savills plc, the international real estate advisor, today announces another resilient performance with increased revenues and stable profits. "

"A new circular has approved the development of apartments with a minimum area of ​​25m2 and limits the number of apartments below 45 m2 in a commercial housing project. "

"Mr. John Campbell, Manager of Industrial Services, Savills Vietnam shares his comments on Vietnam’ Industrial Property 2020, in the context of the global slowdown and the impact of Free Trade Agreements."

"Savills Vietnam is pleased to inform you that we have changed the name of our current property management app SPMS to Property Cube, effective from February 2020."

"Savills Asia Pacific has released a report on COVID 19, offering an analysis of the impacts the epidemic will have on global economics and the property market. "

"Recently, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment issued the new guideline about the land use regime and the certification of non-residential construction works ownership, which is expected to be the positive signal for Vietnam hospitality market."

"Residential rental values fared better than capital values over 2019 with an average annual increase of 1.2%, up from 0.4% in 2018, compared to a 0.1% increase for capital values over the same period, according to the Savills World Cities Prime Residential Rental Index. However, as with capital values, rental growth slowed in the second half of the year, with an 0.3% increase, compared to 0.8% in the first half."

"Alongside the international investment trend into the Vietnamese market, domestic real estate companies have begun to seek investment opportunities in global real estate markets."