(Dan Tri Newspaper) - After nearly two years of operation of Metro Line 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, apartment prices along the route have increased sharply, with some projects seeing increases of over 400%, making housing near stations increasingly inaccessible to low- and middle-income earners.

To attract high-spending tourists and encourage longer stays, Quy Nhon's resort real estate needs to supplement its supply of quality accommodation, diversify experiences, and better connect with its value proposition.

Vietnam has over 16,000 "branded" properties (including both completed and under-construction), ranking third in the world after the UAE and the US, according to Global Branded Residences.

Behind the new ranking lies significant changes in the legal framework, data, and how the real estate market in Vietnam is valued.