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metvuong.com HCM Real Estate Index
The metvuong.com BDSI is a real estate index created by Met Vuong Corporation to help the real estate industry track in real time the fluxuations and changes in the market. The MV BDSI which stands for “Met Vuong Corporation Real Estate Index” specifically tracks the major districts in Ho Chi Minh City and focuses on apartments for sale. The MV BDSI is based on Met Vuong Corporation research and data from various sources. The point change in red or green next to the current value of the MV BDSI is the change in the value of the BDSI over a 1 week period. The percentage change represents the percentage change in the MV BDSI over a 1 week period. The MV BDSI graph shows the change in the real estate index with each data point being a 1 week period.

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Apartments for common people, a way out for developers

According to the HCM City Real Estate Association (Horea), a lot of real estate developers may go insolvent as the market is freezing with no buyers. Experts say real estate firms should focus on the segment of houses and apartments for common people.

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Real Estate Articles

Vietnam improves real estate market transparency
Real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) raised Vietnam's real estate transparency ranking from "opaque" to "low" in its index, which was issued Monday.

Malaysia’s Berjaya gets license to build HCMC university township
Malaysian conglomerate Berjaya Land Berhad received the license Tuesday to develop an international university township in Ho Chi Minh City at a cost of US$5.9 billion.

Oman invests $20m in Cat Ba tourism
Oman's State General Reserve Fund (SGRF)has made a commitment to pour US$20 million into Vinaconex Investment and Tourism Joint Stock Company (Vinaconex-ITC) and become its main strategic shareholder. The company's general director Tran Ngoc Quang spoke to Viet Nam News reporter Van Nga about finding foreign investors despite the gloomy domestic market.

Steel price rises again
Many steel retail outlets in HCMC yesterday said the steel price of some manufacturers such as VinaKyoel and Pomina will possibly increase by VND1 million to VND1.3 million per ton since today.

HCM City withdraws over 20 hectares land to build houses
The city government has decided to withdraw over 20 hectares land in Go Vap and 7 Districts to build houses.

»	Optimistic signs for property market

»	Property a case of who dares wins

»	Ministry tightens management on contractors

»	Urban areas set for 10 billion upgrade

»	47 central construction projects suspended for inflation control

»	How real estate developers contriving in the age of inflation?

»	Residential property hits slump, as commercial market heats up

»	Billions of USD begin flowing into Thu Thiem

»	Ministry suggests housing assistance for poor people

»	Foreign investors still aggressive in Vietnam's realty market

»	Decision on land compensation causes concern

»	Ministry pledges to save developers time and money

»	Mobilising individual capital for infrastructure development

»	Vietnam to ease real estate investment policy

»	Phu My Hung a model for new urban areas: ministry

»	Property market down, but office leasing fees still up

»	Foreigners permitted to own apartments for 50 years

»	State-owned houses in HCMC to be sold by the end of 2010

»	Post requirements for buying and renting properties on www.metvuong.com

»	Old Quarter land prices remain high

Real Estate Market Price Index

metvuong.com HCM Real Estate Index

MV BDSI:

274.65

-12.19

-4.44%

(04/07/2008 - Weekly trends)

(Each column is a 1 week period)

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Real Estate Market Summary

In HCMC, property prices have decreased over 60% in some places and in Hanoi the figure is about 15-25% compared to Q4 of 2007. Experts say that prices will continue to decrease over the next two months. Experts are forecasting a market recovery by the end of 2009 and maybe early 2010.

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