Vietnam’s bright spot for the supply of landed properties is Hanoi, plus other updates

For PropertyGuru’s real estate news roundup, Hanoi’s supply of townhouses and villas is expected to exceed 7,000 units in 2025. In other reports, Australia’s top ten coastal growth regions demonstrate a balanced distribution across capital cities. Lastly, Thailand’s residential market is projected to contract by 5-10 percent this year, following a slowdown last year.

Vietnam: Supply of townhouses, villas in Hanoi expected to exceed 7,000 units

Hanoi remains a bright spot for the supply of landed properties (townhouses and villas), with total supply expected to exceed 7,000 units in 2025, according to a survey by CBRE Vietnam, a foreign real estate service company. CBRE experts noted that the outlook for the coming years shows that in Hanoi, in addition to the supply from subsequent phases of existing projects, the market will also see new supply from urban development projects in Dan Phuong, Long Bien, and Tay Ho districts within the next 2-3 years. Meanwhile, VietnamPlus reports that the supply of landed properties in Ho Chi Minh City is also expected to improve due to new urban projects being developed in the Eastern and Southern regions of the city. The new supply in 2025 is projected to reach around 2,000 units, an eight-fold increase compared to 2024.

Australia’s top coastal growth regions – Ray White

Australia’s top ten high-growth coastal suburbs demonstrate a balanced distribution across capital cities: Adelaide leads with four suburbs, followed by Sydney with three, Perth with two, and Hobart with one. Five-year house price growth in these premium coastal locations ranges from 126 percent in Hobart’s Bonnet Hill to an impressive 267 percent in Adelaide’s Kingston Park. According to The Real Estate Conversation, the premium nature of coastal living in metropolitan areas is evident in the price points, with six of the top ten growth suburbs commanding values above AUD2 million. Only one suburb, Adelaide’s Maslin Beach, sits below AUD1 million. Sydney’s Darling Point stands as the most remarkable example of high-end coastal growth, achieving 137 percent five-year growth despite its already substantial market position to reach AUD14 million.

Thailand’s residential market seen contracting 5-10 percent in 2025

The residential market is projected to contract by 5-10 percent this year, following a slowdown last year, as younger buyers delay home purchases because of reduced confidence in the economy, according to property research firm Terra Media and Consulting. Sumitra Wongpakdee, the company’s managing director, said a recent survey found the consumer confidence index continued to decline, falling to 72 in 2024 from 76 in 2023 and 79 in 2022, after rebounding from 43 in 2020. “Although consumers were not entirely lacking confidence, as 50 represents the neutral point, the index still fell from the year before,” she said in Bangkok Post.

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