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Remittances, or money transferred by foreign workers to their home countries, have grown significantly in size and importance. In 2005, global remittances totaled over $232 billion, with developing countries receiving about two-thirds of that amount. The top three recipient countries were India, China, and Mexico, receiving around a quarter of global remittances. However, when viewed as a percentage of GDP, smaller, poorer countries tend to rely more heavily on remittances. Remittances have also become a more stable and important source of capital than foreign direct investment or official development assistance. Improving remittance processes through new technologies could help further economic development in receiving countries.
- Hong Kong has traditionally been a popular place for setting up holding companies due to its low tax rates and proximity to mainland China, but recent developments may impact this.
- The ongoing US-China trade war and anti-government protests in Hong Kong have negatively impacted the local economy. Additional, the implementation of tax information exchange standards and stricter requirements for tax residency certificates may also affect the appeal of Hong Kong holding companies.
- While the Hong Kong government has introduced economic relief measures, some experts remain pessimistic due to the political unrest and uncertain economic outlook both locally and with China-US trade relations. The full effects of these changes require ongoing evaluation.
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This document discusses foreign remittance and its role in economic development. It notes that remittances to Sri Lanka exceed foreign direct investment by 2-3 times and account for 7% of GDP. While remittances have helped reduce poverty and supported consumption, their development impact remains ambiguous as most funds are spent on consumption rather than investment. The document advocates policies to encourage productive migration, formalize remittance channels, and mobilize remittances towards investments in small businesses and infrastructure through instruments like Sri Lanka's Nation Building Bonds. With effective policies, remittances could significantly contribute to Sri Lanka's development across different dimensions.
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The document summarizes the progress and development of the Colombo Port City project in Sri Lanka. It discusses how the Port City aims to attract foreign investment by establishing world-class infrastructure and business-friendly regulations. Over $1 billion has been invested so far in infrastructure like roads, bridges and utilities. The Port City is planned to include commercial and residential zones that could generate over 130,000 jobs and $15 billion in total investment. The document outlines sectors like finance, tourism and technology that the Port City hopes to target for foreign direct investment.
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Colliers International Vietnam
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Foreign trade involves the import and export of goods between countries. Bangladesh relies on foreign direct investment (FDI) for economic growth, particularly in its ready-made garment (RMG) sector. However, FDI declined in recent years due to political unrest and factory inspection costs. Bangladesh needs FDI not just in RMG but also in infrastructure, agriculture, food processing, energy and technology. Attracting FDI faces challenges including limited skilled labor, a small export base, geographic constraints, and political instability. The government aims to boost FDI through tax incentives and economic zones.
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The 35-page blue print includes various suggestions on operational procedures, approval process for proposals, nature and extent of Central Government support on financing, capacity building, which would be useful for further discussions.
It outlines in detail about the several facilities that would be developed in smart cities including reliable utility services,efficient social infrastructure and a smart transport system, which would restrict the travel time within the city to 30 to 45 minutes, 100 per cent coverage of road network with storm water drainage network and 100 per cent access to toilets.
All smart cities will need to have a master plan valid for the next 10 years in addition to having digitised spatial maps, regularly updated open data platforms, amongst other benchmarks specified in the Annexures of the concept note.
Physical infrastructure such as the urban mobility system, the housing stock, energy system, water supply system, drainage system, solid waste management and sewerage system etc will have to be integrated through the use of geospatial technology.
Universal access to electricity and water 24 X 7 will be a given.
The municipal offices will have to be fully automated so that citizens have the ability to seek and the municipal offices the ability to deliver services in real time, through IT based facilities.
In terms of social infrastructure, good and high quality education, healthcare and entertainment services are essential.
Adoption of energy-efficient and environmentally benign practices in the use of building material, transport system, sewerage and water supply systems, street lighting, air-conditioning systems and energy consumption in buildings will be non-negotiable.
The document also states that a city having a population of up to 40 lakh or more, cities of tourist and religious importance and select cities which have a population of less than 10 lakh and all state and union territory capitals will get an opportunity to nominate a satellite city for the “Smart City” project.
“In Delhi, it is being proposed that DDA will develop a new smart city through the land pooling scheme as a demonstratively and the NDMC area may be considered for demonstrating all the components of smart cities,” the note says.
While a strong citizen participation in decision-making will be crucial for smart cities, a principle of ‘governance by incentives rather than governance by enforcement’ has to be adopted.
A national urbanization policy would be crucial for guiding the national government financial support to smart cities.
The release of concept note is followed by a National Conclave of States and Union Territories, which is being held on Friday, September 12 to invite suggestions on the blue print.
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It is therefore vital to build a platform to realize business exchanges and help enterprises to make closer communication exchanges. The May 2014 edition of the Multilateral Newsletter explores the opportunities and the prospective areas which can act as a catalyst leading to positive growth in terms of trade and investment in the BCIM region. In addition, the newsletter gives an update of the major highlights from the Asian Development Bank, The World Bank, International Trade Center, World Trade Organization and groupings like B20 and OECD.
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But what factors are driving all of this growth? What areas of the world are on the receiving end of China’s OFDI flows? And what sorts of social and environmental standards are in place for banks’ and enterprises’ investments? WRI answers these questions and many more in its recently updated powerpoint presentation "Chinese Development Finance: A Closer Look at Chinese Sustainable Finance."
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There is no reason why Bangladesh will continue keep these sector restricted for public investment with overseas loan against high interest rate. The relevant government departments are proven to be most corrupt and inefficient. The cost of construction is reportedly highest in the world as revealed by different study and comparison with other countries. These sectors may be opened for FDI following the policy of China.
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China investment attracting pattern and regional promotion planning report, 2...Qianzhan Intelligence
This document is a report on investment attracting patterns and regional promotion planning in China from 2013 to 2017. It provides an overall analysis of the investment attracting environment and development trends in China. The report covers topics such as global direct investment trends, typical investment attracting patterns used in China and abroad, the industrial investment structure of the Chinese market, and factors influencing large state-owned corporations to enter strategic and new industries in some regions. The analysis and forecasts in the report are based on market data tracked over many years and aim to help readers understand the latest developments to make informed business decisions.
China investment attracting pattern and regional promotion planning report, 2...Qianzhan Intelligence
This document is a report on investment attracting patterns and regional promotion planning in China from 2013 to 2017. It provides an overall analysis of the investment attracting environment and trends in China. The report covers topics such as global direct investment trends, typical investment attracting patterns used in China and abroad, the industrial investment structure of the Chinese market, and factors influencing large state-owned corporations to enter strategic and new industries in some regions. The analysis and forecast in the report are based on market data tracked over many years by Forward, and are intended to help investment corporations understand the latest development trends and make correct decisions.
This document provides an overview of opportunities in the Hong Kong and China markets. It discusses Hong Kong's position as a strategic gateway to China and outlines key economic indicators and trends in Hong Kong such as its large retail sector and influx of mainland Chinese tourists. The document then analyzes opportunities in China, including the growing middle class, key consumer trends, and focus on tier 2 and 3 cities. Top sectors of opportunity like construction, transportation, and energy are also identified. The summary concludes by advising companies to focus on Chinese city clusters in tier 2 and 3 areas to leverage scale opportunities.
• Heavy Asian investment in property in other regions in recent years has been led by Chinese groups and focused on the US
• The investment outside Asia has obscured strong and rising intra-regional capital flows, which in 2016 were 18% higher than Asia-to-global flows
• From 2017 we expect slower RMB depreciation and political pressures to cause Chinese investment to shift towards Asian markets
• If so, the weight of investment capital should offset likely rising cost of funds, so that property yields on average at least stay flat across Asia in 2017
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3. VIETNAM | 4Q 2013 | ECONOMIC UPDATE
Vietnam’s economy shows signs of recovery
Forecast
VIETNAM
2013
Y-o-Y
2014F
GDP Growth
5.42%
0.39%
Registered FDI (US$ billion)
21.6
54.5%
Exports (US$ billion)
132.2
15.4%
Imports (US$ billion)
131.3
15.4%
CPI
6.6%
-2.6%
Total retail sales (VND billion)
2,618
12.6%
International Visitors (million)
7.57
10.6%
Base Rate
9%
1.56%
Exchange Rate
21,070
1.1%
VN-Index
504.63
22%
Positive changes in real estate market regulations
Gold Price (VND million/ tael)
34,780
-24.4%
> > In 2013, the new Land Law was officially approved by the
Source: Colliers International
VIETNAM’ S CPI MONTH-ON-MONTH
> > The inflation rate is expected to reach around 7% in 2014
given higher targeted growth rate of 5.8% and loosen of
public investments.
> > It is necessary to keep increasing the growth rate at an
appropriate inflation rate.
> > Restructure of banking system and state-owned groups
remain hot spots of the economy in 2014.
National Assembly.
> > Condominium inventory has decreased more than 26% to
that in the first quarter of 2013, mainly in the small- and
medium-sized at affordable apartment segment.
> > The average price of all sectors throughout 2013 slightly
rose but still are 10% - 30% lower than the peaks gained in
2008 - 2010.
>> Throughout 2013, the total investment capital of the real estate
projects continued increasing to US$951 million in 2013.
Source: GSO, Colliers International
REGISTERED & DISBURSED FDI
Increase foreign shares in local banks
> > The Government issued Decree 01/2014 on lifting foreign
ownership cap in local credit institutions.
> > A single foreign strategic investor can hold up to 20% of
stake in local banks, up from the current 15%.
> > Total ownership of foreign investors cannot exceed 30%
of chartered capital of a commercial bank in Vietnam.
Source: GSO, Colliers International
> > The new Land Law is expected to have a practical impact on land ownership, land recovery, compensation for site clearance, resettlement and the establishment of independent agencies for land appraisal.
> > One of the main causes of the economic turmoil is local banking system with major issues in bad debt and liquidity. And
the increase in foreign shares is expected to support recapitalization and restructure of local commercial banks.
> > However, 20% of stake does not provide efficient control for foreign investors to get involved in the restructure process.
Then the local banking system will not experience big impacts from merger and acquisition activities during this year.
P.1 | Colliers International
4. HO CHI MINH & HA NOI | 4Q 2013 | ECONOMIC UPDATE
HCMC economy is stable with bright prospect in 2014
Forecast
HO CHI MINH CITY
2013
Y-o-Y
2014F
GDP Growth
9.3%
0.1%
>> In 2014, HCMC will shift FDI attraction to green
Registered FDI (US$ billion)
1.55
28.6%
technology, hi-technology, and capital-intensive
Exports (US$ million)
26.5
-6.0%
sectors, while discourage polluted FDI projects and
Imports (US$ million)
25.8
14.9%
firms employing obsolete technologies regarding
CPI
3.7%
-0.37%
improvements of the Investment Law and Enterprise
Total retail sales (VND billion)
606.9
12.6%
Law.
International Visitors (million)
4.1
8.1%
Source: GSO, Colliers International
Ha Noi City set lowest FDI target in the past 2 years
HA NOI
2013
Y-o-Y
2014F
GDP Growth
8.25%
0.15%
of almost US$1.02 billion, or about 87.2% of the
Registered FDI (US$ billion)
1.02
-7%
annual target.
Exports (US$ million)
10.3
0.2%
>> Hanoi city also set a goal of attracting US$1.3
Imports (US$ million)
23.6
-3.7%
billion in FDI in 2014, despite failing to meet its
6.37%
0.08%
annual FDI targets over the past two years.
1.8
15.2%
CPI
International Visitors (million)
>> Last year, Ha Noi city attracted registered FDI
Source: GSO, Colliers International
HCMC - HANOI CPI GROWTH BY MONTH
HCMC - HANOI GDP GROWTH RATE
Source: GSO, Colliers International
Source: GSO, Colliers International
P.2 | Colliers International
5. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | INFRASTRUCTURE
Convenient access and fluent traffic flow
SAIGON BRIDGE 2 PARALLELED WITH EXISTING ONE
Despite gloomy economic condition in Vietnam and
tighten policies in public investment, there has been
n o t a b l e i n f r a s t r u c t u r e i m p r o v e m e n t s i n 2 0 1 3 i n H CMC .
> > Finishing of 6 flyover bridges at major traffic nodes scattered all
over the city.
>> Saigon Bridge 2 completed after 18 months of construction, 3
months earlier than schedule.
Source: Public Domain, Colliers International
FLYOVER BRIDGES COMPLETED IN HCMC IN 2013
>> The opening of the 1st phase of Tan Son Nhat - Binh Loi - Outer
Ring Road.
>> HCMC-Long Thanh-Dau Giay expressway also finally opened since
commencement in 2009.
The open of vital infrastructure projects is expected to improve
traffic connectivity between the city and its fringe.
Future infrastructure developments
Tunnels at An Suong (District 12) and Thu Duc (Thu Duc District)
crossroads are being processed to enhance infrastructure at the city
entrance. Besides, the city agencies also boost development of the
Source: Public Domain, Colliers International
HCMC - LONG THANH - DAU GIAY EXPRESSWAY
Urban Drainage System (sponsored by World Bank). This historically
is one of the biggest issues facing.
Regarding priority projects of the city, construction on the proposed
Metro Rail and Bus Rapid Transit has resumed after prolonged delay
due to obstacles in site clearance and compensation. Meanwhile, Thu
Thiem new urban area re-starts construction of 4 internal roads
which are scheduled to complete in 2016.
Source: Public Domain, Colliers International
Market Insight
PHASE 1 OF TSN - BINH LOI - OUTER RING ROAD
> > Though the effectiveness of flyover projects is controversial, the
endeavour of local officials is undoubted. Six more bridges are
planned to be built in 2014 are hoped to provide more visible
results in reducing traffic congestions beside short construction
time and low capital investment advantage.
>> HCMC Authority is encouraging private investment to infrastructure
in PPP scheme.
>> Phu My Bridge connecting District 2 and District 7 is an example
Source: Public Domain, Colliers International
of a PPP developments.
P.3 | Colliers International
6. HO CHI MINH CITY & HANOI | 4Q 2013 | INFRASTRUCTURE
MASTER PLAN OF INTERNAL ROADS @ THU THIEM
> > E x p e c t e d t o re p l a c e ex i s t i n g B u i l d - O p e ra t i o n -Tra n s f e r
( B OT ) a n d B u i l d -Tra n s f e r ( BT ) fo r m s , t h e PPP s c h e m e
re q u i re s i n c re a s i n g re s p o n s i b i l i t y a n d i n vo l ve m e n t o f
t h e g ove r nm e n t i n s h a r i n g d i ff i c u l t i e s i n s i t e c l e a ra n c e ,
co m p e n s a t i o n a n d m a i n t e n a n c e o f t h e p ro j e c t s i n o rd e r
t o e n h a n c e co n s t r u c t i o n p rog re ss a n d q u a l i t y.
> > The government has approved the “Master plan of Economic
and Society development of HCMC to 2020, vision to 2025”
that administratively subdivide the city into 6 areas including
city center, Thu Thiem new urban area and 4 other suburbans.
Regarding economic sections, there will be urban and suburban
zones, industrial zones, ecological tourism zones, agricultural
zones and reservation zones.
>> This is expected to encourage development of current investors
and attract interest of potential developers with identified master
Source: Public Domain
plan and apparent investment policies.
Hanoi speed up most of its under-construction or pending projects
NEW MASTER PLAN OF TU LIEM DISTRICT
The highlight points in the old CBD are Ring Roads 1 and 2. The construction of
O Cho Dua – Hoang Cau path has been boost in order to open before Lunar New
Year, whereas the clearance plan for O Dong Mac – Nguyen Khoai path has been
approved. The resettlement payment was expected to finish in Q4/2013 so that the
clearance would start at the beginning of 2014.
Besides, the Song Lu – Ton That Tung path connecting Nga Tu So and Nga Tu Vong
was also under construction whistle the site clearance was hastened.
In the new expansion area of Hanoi, the National Road No.5 Prolong is one of the
focusing projects with numerous support from Hanoi’s People Committee.
In December 2013, Hall E, the expansion of T1 terminal at Noi Bai International
Airport, was inaugurated to catch up with the rapid increasing of travelers during
Tet holiday while the construction of T2 terminal was also speed up.
Source: Public Domain
>> In December 2013, Hanoi’s People Committee has approved the establishment of the two districts named Bac Tu Liem and Nam Tu
Liem which are divided from Tu Liem district.
>> From a suburban one, Tu Liem has been split into two urban districts. The Bac Tu Liem is the North of the current Tu Liem, covering
an area of 4,355 ha with a population of approx. 320,000 people. It contains nine current communes of Tu Liem and a part of Cau
Dien town which would be reassigned into 13 wards. The Nam Tu Liem is the South of current Tu Liem, covering 3,227 ha and having
a population of 233,000 people. The current communes (of Tu Liem) now belonging to Nam Tu Liem would be divided into 10 wards.
P.4 | Colliers International
7. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | PROPERTY MARKET
HCMC Property Market Overview
8. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | OFFICE MARKET
2013 2014F*
Stability in top-tier buildings
>> The median rentals of Grade A office buildings in HCMC gained 3%
Average asking rent
while occupancy rate also rised 3% q-o-q.
>> After a reduction in rents offered of 2.3%, Grade B developments
Occupancy rate
experienced similar growth rate in occupancy.
>> In 2014, the market will receive gradual supply. Around 75,000 net
sq m. of commercial office space will enter the market, from Grade
Supply
GRADE A PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
A and top-tier Grade B projects.
Market Insight
> > L a n d l o rd s o f G ra d e B d e ve l o p m e n t s w i l l n e e d t o a pp l y
v a r i e t y o f s t ra t e g i e s i n c l u d i n g p r i c i n g a n d re n ov a t i o n
i n o rd e r t o re t a i n ex i s t i n g t e n a n t s . T h o s e b u i l d i n g s a re
u n d e r p re s s u re i n d i s t i n g u i s h t h e m s e l ve s f ro m h u g e
G ra d e C s u p p l y w i t h a gg re s s i ve p r i c i n g s t ra t e g i e s .
>> Office developments will need to continue offering distincted incentives
Source: Colliers International
GRADE B PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
such as prestigious location and provide added values to their buildings
as competitive advantages. International management, iconic design
and special building features and effective rentals are needed in
building owners strategies.
>> An example can be seen in President Place being the first LEED
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold building in
town. Green building is actually not a new concept but still get low
aweness from local market.
Source: Colliers International
PRESIDENT PLACE: LEED GOLD BUILDING
> > Although most of the current green certificate application is
for sales and marketing strategies, actual energy efficiency and
cost savings will soon be demand drivers allowing for long term
savings to building owners and their tenants.
Forecast
>> It is expected that Grade A developments will maintain and increase
rental rates; with a steady gain of 2% to 3% quarterly.
>> Meanwhile, occupancy rate is expected to fluctuate moderately.
>> The 8% increase in total floor areas from future supply in 2014
is expected to get efficient take-up from current market demand.
Premium location and extensive floor plan are preferable elements
of these new buildings.
Source: USGC
P.6 | Colliers International
9. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | OFFICE MARKET
HCMC Office Market Overview
1
Saigon Centre
65 Le Loi
Completion
Year
1996
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Saigon Tower
Sunwah Tower
The Metropolitan
Diamond Plaza
Kumho Asiana Plaza
Bitexco Financial Tower
President Place
29 Le Duan
115 Nguyen Hue
235 Dong Khoi
34 Le Duan
39 Le Duan
45 Ngo Duc Ke
93 Nguyen Du
1997
1997
1997
1999
2009
2010
2012
13,950
20,800
15,200
15,936
26,000
37,710
8,330
6.0
6.0
6.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
6.0
100%
90%
95%
98%
98%
85%
92%
37.0
42.5
41.3
41.0
51.3
34.0
33.0
9
10
Times Square
Lim Tower
22-36 Nguyen Hue
9-11 Ton Duc Thang
2012
2013
9,000
29,265
7.0
6.0
60%
88%
50.0
28.0
187,841
6.9
91%
38.9
No
Name
Address
Grade A
NLA
(sq m)
Service
Charges (*)
Occupancy
rate
NFA asking rent
(*)
11,650
6.5
92%
40.0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
OSIC
Yoco Building
Somerset Chancellor Court
Central Plaza
Saigon Riverside Office
Saigon Trade Center
Harbour View Tower
8 Nguyen Hue
41 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai
21-23 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai
17 Le Duan
2A-4A Ton Duc Thang
37 Ton Duc Thang
35 Nguyen Hue
1993
1995
1996
1997
1997
1997
1997
6,500
5,000
3,200
6,094
10,000
31,416
8,000
6.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
6.0
6.0
99%
100%
98%
100%
98%
97%
93%
20.0
16.0
21.0
26.0
20.0
23.0
20.0
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
MeLinh Point Tower
Zen Plaza
Bitexco Office Building
The Landmark
Opera View
Indochina Park Tower
Petro Tower
City Light
The Landcaster
Gemadept Tower
Fideco Tower
Havana Tower
Sailing Tower
Royal Center
TMS
Bao Viet Tower
Green Power Tower
Vincom Center
Saigon Royal
A&B Tower
Maritime Bank Tower
Empress Tower
02 Ngo Duc Ke
54-56 Nguyen Trai
19-25 Nguyen Hue
5B Ton Duc Thang
161-167 Dong Khoi
4Bis Nguyen Dinh Chieu
1-5 Le Duan
45 Vo Thi Sau
22Bis Le Thanh Ton
5 Le Thanh Ton
81-85 Ham Nghi
132 Ham Nghi
51 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai
235 Nguyen Van Cu
172 Hai Ba Trung
233 Dong Khoi
35 Ton Duc Thang
68-70-72 Le Thanh Ton
91 Pasteur
76 Le Lai
192 Nguyen Cong Tru
138 Hai Ba Trung
1999
2001
2003
2005
2006
2006
2007
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2009
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2012
17,600
11,037
6,000
8,000
3,100
2,145
13,304
10,000
7,000
14,000
15,000
7,326
16,910
14,320
4,000
10,650
15,600
56,600
5,340
17,120
19.596
19,538
6.5
6.0
5.5
6.0
7.0
4.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
6.5
6.0
6.0
5.0
5.0
4.0
6.0
6.0
5.0
4.0
6.0
5.0
5.0
100%
98%
100%
82%
95%
96%
99%
98%
100%
100%
99%
99%
99%
100%
100%
100%
96%
72%
100%
99%
98%
87%
24.0
20.0
22.0
16.0
26.0
10.0
30.0
15.0
24.0
23.0
20.0
21.0
25.0
19.0
23.0
21.0
22.0
25.0
19.0
28.0
19.0
26.0
364,396
5.5
93.5%
22.6
Grade B
* US$/ sq m/ month (on net area)
P.7 | Colliers International
10. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | RETAIL MARKET
MARKET PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
Hesitation from new supply as of idle period
Domestic consumer demand slump because of uncertainty of the
economic condition and unpromising figures. All three retail segments
including retail podium, department store and shopping mall witnessed
drop in rentals and occupancy rate during last quarter. The average rent
of retail podium decreased 5% while that of department store also
Source: Colliers International
MARKET PERFORMANCE BY SECTOR, 4Q 2013
slided 4% q-o-q.
Occupancy rate of retail podium and shopping centers fall to 81%.
Owners of shopping centers also kept soften asking rents to prevent
downward tendency in occupancy, which staying at 86%.
Market Insight
> > New spaces at Thao Dien Pearl, Imperia An Phu and City Garden
will be available during first quarter of 2014. In fact, owners of
Source: Colliers International
MARKET SUPPLY, 4Q 2013
the completing developments have to delay opening until obtaining
sufficient take-up spaces.
Suffered sales revenue put pressure on rentals
>> Retail sales revenue suffers throughout the year except daily consumption
goods with strong expansion of F&B and convenient store chains regardless
overall downturn of the market.
> > Landlords of CBD retail developments stay strong to current
high asking rentals while witness increase of vacant rate over
Source: Colliers International
time. The pricing strategy is supported by limited number of
PARKSON CANTAVIL PREMIER OPEN IN DECEMBER 2013
new projects in coming quarters, especially in CBD areas. In
contrast, owners of non-CBD are getting pressure in rents
adjustment to soften increasing vacancy rate.
Forecast
>> The market is expected to be back in lull period after Lunar New
Year although Year End Promotion Programs has gained significant
foot traffics and boost sales of retail places recently.
> > In 2014, retail segment is expected to grow at a slow pace
upon moderate recover of the economy. Operators of shopping
malls and department stores need to adjust pricing strategy
Source: Public Domain
to anticipate tenants from moving out to shophouses on high
streets at affordable rates.
P.8 | Colliers International
11. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | RETAIL MARKET
HCMC Retail Market Overview
No
Name of Project /
Building
Address
Location
Completion Year
NLA
(sq m)
Average Rental
(US$/sq m/month)
Occupancy Rate
1
Hotel Continental Saigon
132-134 Dong Khoi
District 1
2000
200
90
100%
2
Caravelle Hotel
19 Lam Son Square
District 1
2000
150
90
90%
3
New World Hotel
79 Le Lai
District 1
2000
1,000
40
100%
4
Sheraton Saigon
88 Dong Khoi
District 1
2002
750
125
100%
5
Opera View
Lam Son Square
District 1
2006
1,260
85
100%
6
The Manor 1
91 Nguyen Huu Canh
Binh Thanh
2006
2,000
22
100%
7
Saigon Pearl
92 Nguyen Huu Canh
Binh Thanh
2009
5,000
20
60%
District 1
2010
2,000
120
90%
Binh Thanh
2010
2,500
20
80%
8
Rex Arcade
141 Nguyen Hue
9
The Manor 2
91 Nguyen Huu Canh
10
Bitexco Financial Tower
45 Ngo Duc Ke
District 1
2011
8,000
40
96%
11
The Vista Walk
Ha Noi Highway
District 2
2012
5,000
18
55%
12
President Place
93 Nguyen Du
District 1
2012
800
45
67%
13
Times Square
22-36 Nguyen Hue
District 1
2013
9,000
90
72%
14
Saigon Airport Plaza
1 Bach Dang
Tan Binh
2013
7,623
14
80%
50,323
59
81%
Retail Podium
1
Diamond Plaza
34 Le Duan
District 1
1999
9,000
83
100%
2
Zen Plaza
54-56 Nguyen Trai
District 1
2001
6,817
52
100%
3
Parkson Saigon Tourist
35 Le Thanh Ton
District 1
2002
17,000
90
100%
4
Parkson Hung Vuong
126 Hung Vuong
District 5
2007
24,000
60
70%
5
Kumho Asiana Plaza
35 Le Duan
District 1
2009
6,830
35
100%
6
Parkson Flemington
Le Dai Hanh
District 11
2009
26,000
40
85%
7
Parkson Paragon
Nguyen Luong Bang
District 7
2011
7,500
40
65%
8
Parkson C.T Plaza
Truong Son
Tan Binh
2012
12,235
40
99%
9
Parkson Cantavil Premier
Ha Noi Highway
District 2
2013
17,815
40
80%
127,198
57.8
86%
Department Store
1
Saigon Center
65 Le Loi
District 1
1996
3,500
75
100%
2
City Plaza
230 Nguyen Trai
District 1
2000
5,250
25
100%
3
Superbowl Vietnam - TSN Truong Son
Tan Binh
2002
5,500
22
55%
4
Tax Center
135 Nguyen Hue
District 1
2003
7,000
75
100%
5
An Dong Plaza
18 An Duong Vuong
District 5
2004
18,000
40
99%
6
Saigon Square 1
77-89 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia
District 1
2006
1,300
167
100%
7
Nowzone
Nguyen Van Cu
District 1
2008
9,000
35
95%
8
Lotte Mart Saigon South
Nguyen Huu Tho
District 7
2008
24,000
35
100%
9
Saigon Square 2
7-9 Ton Duc Thang
District 1
2009
1,400
75
75%
10
Vincom Center B
72 Le Thanh Ton
District 1
2010
45,000
62.5
80%
11
Maximark 3/2 Extension
3/2 Street
District 10
2010
25,000
40
85%
12
Lotte Mart Phu Tho
Le Dai Hanh
District 11
2010
24,500
30
85%
13
Crescent Mall
Nguyen Van Linh
District 7
2011
45,000
30
80%
14
Satra Pham Hung
Pham Hung
District 8
2011
11,528
15
55%
15
CMC Plaza
79B Ly Thuong Kiet
Tan Binh
2011
18,000
10
60%
16
Taka Plaza
102 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia
District 1
2011
1,000
90
100%
17
Union Square
Dong Khoi
District 1
2012
38,000
72.5
85%
349,062
44.8
81%
Shopping Centre
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12. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | RESIDENTIAL MARKET
Market is stable from gain of buyer’s confidence
2013 2014F*
Primary market
Secondary market
than that in 4Q 2012.
Supply
>> Average price of High-end projects gained 11% q-o-q though it is still 2% lower
>> Mid-end apartment’s median price went flat during last quarter while increasing
5% y-o-y. Affordable condominiums remained active at average asking price of
US$740 per sq m.
>> Asking price of secondary market slightly dropped 2.5% q-o-q.
During last quarter, construction resumed at some projects in CBD
Sold rate
PRIMARY MARKET PERFORMANCE BY SEGMENT, 4Q13
fringe like New Pearl and Leman CT Plaza (D3) while Petroland
Apartment (D2) and Cong Hoa Garden (Tan Binh) stand mute. A
stream of Mid-end developments were also launched including Him
Lam Cho Lon (D6), Sunny Plaza (Go Vap), Him Lam Riverside (D7) and
Lexington Residence (D2). There was no new High-end supply in 4Q.
Last quarter witnessed approximately 2,800 apartments being
handed-over, mostly from Mid-end segment in suburban areas
Source: Colliers International
as well.
SECONDARY MARKET PERFORMANCE BY DISTRICT
Generally, end-user buyers were major demands of the market with
selective criteria in construction progress, project’s facilities and
amenities.
Market Insight
> > Primary market experienced stability at all three segments
including High-end, Mid-end and Affordable in last quarter
of 2013.
Source: Colliers International
LEXINGTON RESIDENCE LAUNCHED IN 4Q 2013
> > In 4Q, Affordable projects dominated either supply and demand
numbers with new-phase releases of four projects; mostly located
in suburban areas; after achieving good take-up rate from initial
launch.
> > Asking price of secondary market slightly dropped as individual
investors received strong pressure from promotion programmes
of primary developers. However market confidence is gaining
steadily with increase in enquiries and actual transactions.
>> Local officials are expected to apply new measures to support the
recovery of the property market in 2014 including suggestion of
50% VAT (Value Added Tax) reduction for property transactions.
Source: Colliers International
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13. HO CHI MINH CITY | 4Q 2013 | RESIDENTIAL MARKET
Aggressive inventory sales tactics to cope with pipeline of new projects
>> Given high remaining stocks, the developers aggressively focus on monthly tactics to boost sales in more professional and convinced
methodologies but not daily spamming emails and cold calls. Discount, Flexible payment term, Move-in Condition (paying 30%-50%
upfront), Financial support, Free of Management and Parking Fee are common sale strategies although pricing remains a decisive
factor.
> > The disbursement rate of 1.56% after six months reflects moderate effect of the VND30 trillion capital package
in motivating the property market.
>> Stakeholders in the market expect more specific instructions from local authorities in effectively implement any monetary.
Forecast
Strong market segmentation driven by supply - demand impacts in 2014
>> The market is expected to be driven by supply and demand effects under tight management of the government. It is reflected
that local officials is trying to support with improved measures instead of driving the market.
>> Major issues of the market next year will be fulfil accommodation needs of local buyers and encourage distinctive segmentation
of the market. Recently released Affordable Housing Schemes is expected to enhance financial supports for this segment as well
as set a price cap to match local average income. Detailed guidance on apartment’s size, price and eligible purchasers will also
be instructed for better application of the 30 trillion package.
HCMC Residential Market Overview
No
1
Name of Project
Address
Location
Launched
Year
Grade
Total units
Average asking
price (*)
High-end
270
2,000
Xi Riverview Palace
190 Nguyen Van Huong
District 2
2008
2
Cantavil Premier
Ha Noi Highway
District 2
2010
High-end
200
1,690
3
Canh Vien 3
Nam Vien Area, PMH
District 7
2011
High-end
116
1,905
4
C.T Leman Plaza
117 Nguyen Dinh Chieu
District 3
2011
High-end
200
4,200
5
Star Hill
Commercial Area, PMH
District 7
2012
High-end
351
1,950
6
The Vista (Tower 4)
Ha Noi Highway
District 7
2013
High-end
141
1,525
7
The Prince Residence
Nguyen Van Troi
Phu Nhuan
2013
High-end
282
2,100
422 Dao Tri
District 7
2010
Mid-end
3,125
1,450
High-end developments
1
Everrich 2
2
Thao Dien Pearl
12 Quoc Huong
District 2
2010
Mid-end
450
1,200
3
Saigon Airport Plaza
1 Bach Dang
Tan Binh
2011
Mid-end
242
1,300
4
Tropic Garden
Nguyen Van Huong
District 2
2012
Mid-end
388
1,000
5
Happy Valley
Nguyen Van Linh, PMH
District 7
2012
Mid-end
818
1,400
6
Sunrise City (Central + North)
Nguyen Huu Tho
District 7
2013
Mid-end
1,500
1,350
Mid-end developments
* US$/ sq m.
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14. SOUTHERN AREAS | 4Q 2013 | INDUSTRIAL MARKET
South-East Region is preferred location of Industrial Parks in Southern area
LOCATION MAP OF IPS/EPZS IN SOUTHERN AREAS
> > The Southern Key Economic Region (SKER) including
South-East and South-West Region
>> Total numbers of Industrial Parks (IPs) and Export Processing
Zones (EPZs) in Southeast Region is 147
>> Total numbers of IPs/EPZs in Mekong Delta is 43
>> Most of the IPs/EPZs in the SKER is located in Ho Chi Minh City,
Dong Nai, Binh Duong, Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Tay Ninh and Long An
provinces
Market Insight
>> Developers of the IPs/EPZs in the SKER are attracting investors
in service sectors such as education, healthcare, sports, housing
for low-income people and resorts
> > Infrastructure (bridges, roads, harbor, clean water supply,
and environment treatment); high-technology industries
and environmental-friendly technology are also preferred
tenants of the developments.
> > Many foreign investors are facing many challenges including
administrative procedures, poor infrastructure and lack of
skilled workforces.
>> Government agencies and business associations therefore need
to coordinate to provide more effective policies and practices in
order to attract more investors.
Source: Public Domain, Colliers International
Southern Industrial Market Overview
No
Name of Development
Location
Area
(hecta)
Warehouse Rental
Occupancy Rate
1
Tan Binh
Tan Binh + Tan Phu District
128
3-4
100%
2
Linh Trung 1
Thu Duc District
62
3-4
100%
3
Tan Tao
Binh Chanh District
380
3
87.7%
4
Tan Thuan
District 7
300
4
81%
5
Le Minh Xuan
Binh Chanh District
100
3
100%
6
Vinh Loc
Binh Chanh District
203
3-4
100%
7
Cu Chi Western North
Cu Chi District
208
2-3
100%
8
Hien Phuoc 1
Nha Be District
311
3-4
92%
9
Cat Lai 2
District 2
124
3.5
89%
10
Dong Nam
Cu Chi District
287
2-3
27%
* US$/ sq m.
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15. HANOI | 4Q 2013 | PROPERTY MARKET
Hanoi Property Market Overview
16. HANOI | 4Q 2013 | OFFICE MARKET
Hanoi Office market is driven by tenant powers
CURRENT SUPPLY BY GRADE, 4Q 2013
During 4Q 2013, pipeline of new projects kept average rentals in
downward tendency. There is not yet any sign of the market hitting
rock bottom as price keep falling for the last 2 years.
In Q4 2013, Grade A office sector show some signs of recovery. The
average occupancy of the Grade A offices was about 75%, slight
increase than that of the previous quarter. Year-on-year rent rate
reduced 17% maintained stable occupancy rate despites the steady
Source: Colliers International
GRADE A OFFICE PERFORMANCE
increase in supply.
Given high occupancy rate of 90%, landlords of Grade A building in
current CBD held high rent rates.
>> In Q1 2014, the market supply would be increase by approximately
124,000 sq m. in NLA of which 73,000 sq m. from B-graded EVN
Tower and 51,000 sq m. from A-graded PVI Tower.
>> In the middle of 2014, Lotte Centre Hanoi will be available, adding
another 45,000 sq m. to Grade A office segment. This shall put
more pressure on those in both the existing and new CBD.
Source: Colliers International
FUTURE SUPPLY BY DISTRICT
>> Because of that huge increasing number of supply, the office market
would still belong to tenant.
Forecast
>> The rental gap between current and new CBD areas outweight
the fitting out and relocating costs. Hence tenants will continue
to move out of buildings within the existing CBD areas to higher
quality and less expensive options in outlying districts which is
considered as new CBD including Cau Giay and Tu Liem District.
FUTURE SUPPLY BY STATUS
> > During this year, landlords of office buildings in existing CBD
areas still face difficulties in retaining current tenants as well
as attracting new ones.
> > Office buildings are at piercing competition to be cheaper yet
maintain good quality and services.
>> Although current pricing strategy of Grade A buildings is supported
by sufficient take-up rate, it is flexible in negotiation that achievable
rentals are deducted from “rent-free period” and longer fitting out
time.
Source: Colliers International
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17. HANOI | 4Q 2013 | RETAIL MARKET
Market plunged in Old CBD areas
SUPPLY BY TYPE, 4Q 2013
The launching of Vincom Mega Mall Times City made both
average occupancy and rental of retail market plunged in
Q4 2013. The decline in price mainly comes from the mass
launching of new space and the re-launching of retail space
within the existing CBD. Both of them have offered much more
competitive rentals to attract tenants.
Retail space within CBD was grey as high asking rates even though
the luxury and mid-end retailers were suffering slump period. Early
termination or closure of tenants occured at all malls.
Source: Colliers International
MARKET PERFORMANCE
However, in the outer CBD, the retail market was at booming
as developers trying to cover up their presence within low- and
middle-income segment.
>> The average market rent was recorded at approximately US $53/ sq
m., a decrease of 10% q-o-q or approximately 20% y-o-y.
>> The occupancy rate was about 83%, declining by 7.1 percentage
point q-o-q.
Source: Colliers International
MARKET SUPPLY
> > The average monthly rent of shopping centre is higher than
that of department store; i.e. US $53.2 and US $46.4 per sqm.
respectively.
>> Average rent of retail podium reached US $80.7 per sqm per month.
>> Regarding occupancy rate, the highest number belongs to department
store (88.7%), whereas retail podium and shopping centre were occupied
by around 82.6% and 80.8% accordingly.
Source: Colliers International
Forecast
>> We expect a market influence from re-launch of MIPEC tower in 1Q 2014 and open Lotte Center Hanoi in 2Q 2014 by Lotte Mart that
provide strong retail spaces between the Old and New CBD areas.
>> Regardless difficulties from low market demand, we could expect that retail market segment will recover faster than any other
real estate sector as International retailers are targeting Vietnamese large population and new trendy lifestyle.
>> As Vietnam’s agreement to join WTO, the regulations are getting loosen gradually to welcome FDI firms coming to join the market
with less restrictions and more incentives M&A across all sectors are opening door for more hypermarket, food chain to make their
presence one way or another.
P.14 | Colliers International
18. HANOI | 4Q 2013 | RESIDENTIAL MARKET
The Trillion stimulus package getting effective
MARKET PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
According to Colliers’ recent survey, 30% of projects in the market are
under construction, others 31% on planning and vacant land status and
remaining 39% delayed. Most of the future supply are in Tu Liem, Cau
Giay and Ha Dong District.
The major primary supply in this quarter comes from Hai Ba Trung
district, with considerable price and quantity from Minh Khai Street.
Hoang Thanh Tower, a luxury project pushed up the asking price in
the area.
Source: Colliers International
PRIMARY MARKET PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
During the crisis, many projects have ceased construction leading
to demoralize market trust and confidence. However, projects with
banks’ support in debt restructuring and finance management have
resumed construction and obtained increase in sales.
>> Average asking price of the primary market dropped from US$752
to 728 per sq m., a slight decrease of 3% from last quarter.
>> Affordable apartments are priced in range of US$650 - 700 per sq
m. while the Mid-end segment reached US$1,100 per sq m.
Source: Colliers International
SECONDARY MARKET PERFORMANCE, 4Q 2013
>> The secondary market also dropped 1.1% in asking price.
> > Ha Dong and Tu Liem areas with affordable projects pricing at
US$ 868 per sq m. on average are leading in supply number of
apartments.
> > In Q4 2013, the VND 30,000 Billions stimulus package seems to
be more active with over 1,700 approved cases valued total of VND
1,881.4 billions.
> > Overall, the asking price in both Primary and Secondary markets
show slight decrease but there are sign of hitting rock bottom and
Source: Colliers International
MARKET SUPPLY, 4Q 2013
bouncing back.
Forecast
> > In December 2013, the banks actually lend out 758.7 billion,
an increase of 61% from November. The number is not only
impressive in volume but also showed a significant break
through in the whole process that expected to get a boost
in buyer’s confidence. We expect positive impacts on both
developers and buyers from disbursement of the 30-trillion
package this year.
>> In 2014 more postponed projects are expected to be restarted.
Source: Colliers International
P.15 | Colliers International
19. HANOI | 4Q 2013 | PROPERTY MARKET
Hanoi Office Market Overview
No
Name of Project
Developer
Location
Completed
Year
NLA
(sq m.)
Average asking
price (*)
2008
20,000
18
1
Viet Tower
Hoa Binh Trading & Investment JSC
2
EVN Tower
EVN
11 Cua Bac, Ba Dinh
2012
45,621
30
2 Dai Co Viet, Hai Ba
Trung
2013
4,279
17
1 Thai Ha, Dong Da
3
Pacific Building
NCX
4
VID Tower
30/4 Tourism & Trading JSC
115 Tran Hung Dao,
Hoan Kiem
2013
4,136
21
5
63 Le Van Luong
319 Group
63 Le Van Luong,
Trung Hoa, Cau Giay
2013
12,254
18
Location
Completed
Year
NLA
(sq m.)
Average asking
price (*)
11 Cua Bac, Ba Dinh
2012
4,385
45
2 Tran Hung Dao, Hoan
Kiem
2012
2,300
35
* US$/ sq m/ month (on net area)
Hanoi Retail Market Overview
No
Name of Project
Developer
1
EVN Tower
EVN
2
Hong River Tower
Thien Duc Services JSC
3
63 Le Van Luong
319 Group
63 Le Van Luong,
Trung Hoa, Cau Giay
2013
20,728
45
4
Mo Market Shopping Mall
Vinaconex
459C Bach Mai, Truong
Dinh, Hai Ba Trung
2013
24,223
45
5
CTM Building
CTM
139 Cau Giay
2014
5,000
45
Hand-over
Period
Total units
Average asking
price (*)
2Q 2014
324
600
* US$/ sq m/ month (on net area)
Hanoi Residential Market Overview
No
Name of Project
Developer
Location
Xa La, Phuc La, Ha
Dong Urban Area
1
Nam Xa La (Phuc Ha Tower)
IPACO
2
Hyundai Hillstate
Hyundai RNC Ha Tay
To Hieu, Ha Cau, Ha
Dong
1Q 2014
928
1,200
3
HEI Tower
Ha Noi Electric Investment JV
Nguy Nhu, Kontum,
Thanh Xuan
1Q 2014
300
1,300
4
136 Ho Tung Mau
Vinaconex 7
Ho Tung Mau, Cau
Dien, Tu Liem
4Q 2014
360
730
5
Berriver Long Bien
Hanco 9
Nguyen Van Cu, Long
Bien
2Q 2014
324
1,270
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