According to newly released data from the Statistics Bureau, the first 10 months of 2025 saw the establishment of nearly 4,700 new real estate businesses, marking a 20.3% increase compared to the same period last year. Additionally, 1,523 real estate businesses were dissolved during this period.
By economic sector, the first 10 months of 2025 witnessed the establishment of 1,534 new businesses in agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, up 11.7% year-on-year; 36,600 in industry and construction, up 16%; and 124,800 in services, up 21%.
Real estate has been a major magnet for FDI in recent times. The Statistics Bureau reports that real estate business activities attracted $2.75 billion, accounting for 19.5% of total FDI in the first 10 months. Disbursed FDI reached an estimated $21.3 billion, the highest 10-month figure in the past five years. Real estate business activities alone accounted for $1.5 billion.
The Vietnam Real Estate Brokerage Association’s Q3/2025 report highlights the continued robust restructuring and recovery of Vietnam’s real estate market. Capable companies are proactively expanding, leveraging the market’s recovery to increase their market share. Meanwhile, firms with weak management, capital, or legal issues are exiting the market. Overall, business confidence in the real estate sector remains strong, with new entrants significantly outpacing exits.
Datxanh Services’ Q3/2025 report also indicates a recovery in both the “quantity and quality” of the real estate market, as companies reinvest and revitalize their operations.
A clear indicator is the 96% year-on-year increase in new real estate businesses by September 2025, with 1,699 new establishments and reactivations, compared to only 373 dissolutions and suspensions. Registered capital for real estate businesses also surged by over 61% year-on-year, reaching 335 trillion VND. This underscores the renewed confidence in the sector’s recovery.
Simultaneously, the market capitalization of listed real estate companies has grown significantly, reflecting financial health and investor optimism. Notable increases include Vinhomes (127%), Dat Xanh Group (75%), Becamex IDC (64%), and CEO Group (67%).
These positive trends are bolstered by macroeconomic factors: legal hurdles resolved, ample supply, low interest rates, and high liquidity. Together, these elements are helping real estate companies rebuild their investment and business activities while strengthening their capitalization.
The launch of numerous projects nationwide—such as Notable Palace and Ruby Riverside in the North, The Legend City and Sun Spana Tower in the Central region, and The Privé, Sycamore Orchard Grand, and Ecopark in the South—demonstrates that developers are fully engaged and ready to supply diverse offerings.
The market also welcomes the entry and expansion of new brands. Its vibrancy is further evidenced by partnerships, M&A activities, the return of foreign investors, and the emergence of new players enriching the supply.
Many companies are optimizing capital through project transfers, exemplified by DIC Corp’s 1.327 trillion VND transfer of the Lam Ha Center Point project and SkyWorld (Malaysia)’s 850 billion VND acquisition of a commercial apartment complex in Saigon – Thuan An. Notably, Japanese collaborations are gaining momentum, with Kim Oanh Group announcing eight projects totaling $5 billion in key Southern provinces, Bcons launching the 490-unit Bcons Asahi project in Thu Duc, and Gamuda Land developing MT Eastmark City.
The market is further energized by successful infrastructure developments, propelling projects forward. Key initiatives include Ring Roads 3 and 4, Metro Lines 1 and 2 in Ho Chi Minh City and Binh Duong, and the Trung Luong – Ho Chi Minh City Expressway, all creating multi-dimensional, inter-regional connectivity.
Looking ahead, the real estate market is set to welcome a wave of large-scale projects across the country, concentrated in key cities and tourism development zones.
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