Vietnam's Q3 real estate sales hit a new low since 2021, with Hanoi apartment prices surging nearly 2.5 times in four years.
Nikkei Asia reported that Vietnam's real estate transactions in the third quarter of this year fell to their lowest level since the COVID-19 pandemic, due to soaring home prices and rising borrowing costs. Data from real estate services company Savills shows that the average price of apartments in Hanoi surged by nearly 2.5 times between 2021 and 2025, making homeownership unattainable for many.
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