Việt Nam’s industrial property market is heating up as foreign investors pour billions of dollars into factories, warehouses and ready-built facilities, driven by accelerating supply chain shifts and a new surge of global capital.
According to a HHTIP report, the high-tech park and industrial zones in the city have attracted US$125 million in investment from the beginning of this year.
With anundanr clean land, clear laws and growing talent, the new HCM City area has become a top spot for industrial real estate, delegates said at a July 17 seminar.
According to the People’s Committee of Huế City, Kim Long Motor has raised its investment in the Chân Mây – Lăng Cô project from VNĐ4.4 trillion to VNĐ25.6 trillion.
Việt Nam has again been recognised as a highly cost-competitive location for industrial and logistics investment, ranking in the most affordable tier globally for rent, labour and energy.
The merger of administrative units will not simply adjust boundaries, but also aims to streamline the management apparatus and enhance competitiveness among localities.
In the face of escalating global economic volatility, particularly following the reciprocal tariffs imbroglio, the ready-built warehouse market in the south, including HCM City, is seeing a lull pending the outcome of trade negotiations.
The project will cover about 288 hectares in Vạn Hưng Commune (Vạn Ninh District) and Ninh Thọ Commune (Ninh Hòa Town), with a total investment exceeding VNĐ1.8 trillion.
