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Untapped potential in branded luxury living

Untapped potential in branded luxury living 10:00 | 28/04/2021 The recent assessment of ranking Vietnam as one of the 10 fastest-growing markets for branded residences worldwide poses questions for the infant marketâs actual capacity. The major cities of Vietnam have boomed in terms of real estate in the past decade, becoming a magnet for the wealthy. Photo: Duc Thanh According to Savillsâ recent global research report update, Vietnam is now among the fastest global growth markets for branded residences. Major destinations for branded residences, which are usually a partnership between a well-known management brand and a property developer, include Dubai, Miami, and New York, with growth markets listed as Vietnam, the United Kingdom, Morocco, Malaysia, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.

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5-star hotels slash service fees to lure Vietnamese guests

5-star hotels slash service fees to lure Vietnamese guests Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công 19/04/2021 17:07 GMT+7 Many luxury hotels remain deserted with no foreign guests during Covid-19 and, as a result, hoteliers have slashed room rates to survive the difficult period. Located at the noisy Thai Ha – Tay Son Crossroads, a luxury hotel is deserted with only several security guards at the entrance door. The project has been facing bad luck since its opening. It initially was an office building but offices were in oversupply and the investor had to shift to another business model.

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Multinationals may hesitate to enter Vietnam because of rising land rent

Multinationals may hesitate to enter Vietnam because of rising land rent
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Vietnam s industrial property remains attractive: Savills VN

| Publication date 07 April 2021 | 21:52 ICT Share Ben Cat Industrial Park in the southern Vietnamese province of Binh Duong. The sudden increase in lease enquiries for land, ready built factories and warehousing has been accompanied by price escalations in industrial zones (IZ) near major cities. VIETNAM NEWS AGENCY/VIET NAM NEWS Vietnam’s industrial property remains attractive: Savills VN Wed, 7 April 2021 Industrial property continues to be a hot segment for Vietnam’s real estate market with mounting enquiries as manufacturers seek to mitigate risk and diversify supply chains, according to Savills Vietnam. The sudden increase in lease enquiries for land, ready built factories, and warehousing has been accompanied by price escalations in industrial zones (IZ) near major cities.

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LaPointe-Krebs House and Museum announces new executive director one month before rededication

LaPointe-Krebs House and Museum announces new executive director one month before rededication “I want to make this place one of the most visited areas in the state of Mississippi,” Powell said. LaPointe-Krebs House and Museum announces new Executive Director one month before rededication (Source: Photo WLOX) By Chet Landry | April 7, 2021 at 2:03 PM CDT - Updated April 9 at 11:16 AM PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) - The LaPointe Krebs House is one month away from honoring the 307th birthday of its builder, Hugo Krebs. With that celebration comes the announcement of a new executive director. Matthew Powell, raised in Olive Branch, Mississippi, is now spearheading the restoration of the house damaged in Katrina. With an additional $1,000,000 grant signed as a funding bill by former Governor Phil Bryant, Powell said the house will now join the ranks of other state historical sites.

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