Real estate

Hanoi (VNA) – The benchmark VN-Index on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) rose 4.37 points to close April 9 at 1,024.33 points. Banking stocks were the main driving factor pushing VN-Index.  On the bourse, there were 130 gainers and 167 losers while 41 others ended flat. A total of 251.4 million shares worth 8.019 trillion VND (352.8 million USD) were traded. In the contrary, the HNX-Index on the Hanoi Stock Exchange was down 0.23 point to 137.79 points, with 72.6 million shares worth over 1.26 trillion VND sold. The bourse saw 84 gainers, 91 losers and 70 others ending flat. Banking and real estate shares continued to green both bourses. The strongest growth was seen in HDB, rising by 2,250 VND per share The large-cap stocks experienced dramatic falls, including ROS (down by 9,200 VND to 122,800 VND per share), SAB (down 2,200 VND per share), and NVL (down 3,400 VND per share). However, strong gains were seen in VIC (2,500 VND per share), SSI (2,400 VND per … [Read more...] about Green colour covers banking, real estate shares

  Air quality and green living space are also a magnet to customers. The project aims to promote sustainability and conservation of rivers in the region. Up to 70 percent of its acreage is marked out for green space and amenities, such as: school systems, hospitals, shopping mall, marina, and sports centers, etc. Besides, Aqua City will be applied smart technology solutions in operation. … [Read more...] about Potential of eco property during COVID-19 ​

Notably, a six-star hotel and office project opposite Ben Thanh Market in District 1 is now putting for sale 214 apartments after years of delay because it is the first project in Viet Nam with six basements, which caused some unique difficulties. … [Read more...] about Property developers offer more products, support to boost HCM City market

About 10 percent of businesses have had to scale down their production in February due to coronavirus impacts, and the figure rose to 15 percent by the second week of March, according to a recent report by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs. … [Read more...] about HCMC apartment rent revenues plummet amidst Covid-19 pandemic

For example, Le Thanh Company was charged 5 per cent in value added tax and 10 per cent for corporate income tax for Le Thanh An Lac, a social housing project for lease in Binh Tan District, HCM City. … [Read more...] about Association calls for tax incentives for social housing developers to be consistent