Vietnam positioned for sustained real estate inflows

According to the Asia Pacific Outlook 2026 report by Savills, the Asia-Pacific real estate market enters 2026 on a more stable footing compared to recent years, supported by recovering leasing demand, rising consumption and selective growth opportunities.

Within that regional context, Vietnam continues to be assessed as one of the markets with positive prospects, underpinned by solid macroeconomic foundations, expanding domestic demand and an increasingly prominent role in regional supply chains.

Data from the General Statistics Office and international research institutions show that Vietnam’s GDP growth from 2022 to 2025 reflects a clear pattern of recovery and stability.

After expanding by around 8 percent in 2022, growth moderated to approximately 5.1 percent in 2023 amid global economic headwinds, before rebounding to about 7.1 percent in 2024 and reaching 8.02 percent in 2025.

This trajectory places Vietnam among the faster-growing economies in the Asia-Pacific region.

Beyond headline growth, the quality of expansion has also improved.

According to the Asian Development Bank and the General Statistics Office, Vietnam’s GDP per capita rose steadily from roughly $3,700 in 2022 to nearly $5,026 in 2025.

Rising income levels and a growing middle class are laying a solid foundation for the domestic market, while driving increasing demand for transport infrastructure, logistics, urban development and commercial services - all of which exert strong spillover effects on real estate.