According to DKRA Group's May 2024 report, the resort real estate market recorded the strongest supply in the villa segment with 1 new project launched and 2 projects launching subsequent phases. These projects provided the market with 90 units and sold 23 units, representing increases of 9 times and 22 times respectively compared to the same period last year.
Although it has increased compared to the same period, the supply of resort villas is still low compared to the period before 2022 and is mainly concentrated in the Northern and Southern regions. Although market demand has increased, it is not significant, transactions are mainly concentrated in the group of products with complete legal documents, clear construction progress and prices under 10 billion VND/unit.
New supply is mainly concentrated in the North, with no projects appearing in the Central region.
Regarding selling prices, the primary selling price level has not changed much compared to the previous month and is still at a high level. Policies on profit/revenue sharing/commitment, interest rate support, principal grace period, etc. continue to be applied to increase liquidity. The highest selling price was recorded in the North at 36.9 billion VND/unit and the lowest product price on the market was 5.2 billion VND/unit.
In particular, legal obstacles preventing the implementation of many projects, coupled with high-value inventory causing liquidity problems, and the failure of investor confidence to recover, are the main reasons why the market still faces many difficulties and challenges.
Regarding the Condotel type, the market also recorded 1 new project opening for sale with 34 units joining the new supply and only 1 unit was sold, down 76% and 93% respectively compared to the same period last year. The supply is concentrated locally in the Northern region. In particular, the Central and Southern regions continue to lack new projects opening for sale.
The supply and demand for condotels remain sluggish month after month.
Many Condotel projects are currently still stuck in legal issues that cannot be resolved, in addition, many investors have continuously postponed the time of sales implementation, causing the supply to the market to be limited. The general market demand is low, the consumption is only equivalent to 7% compared to the same period and is concentrated in products with complete legal documents with a selling price of less than 3 billion VND/unit.
Primary prices have not fluctuated much compared to last month. Incentive policies, interest rate support, quick payment discounts, etc. are still widely applied. Legal difficulties, capital sources, investor confidence, etc. have affected both supply and consumption, causing the market to remain in a prolonged state of stagnation and showing no signs of recovery in the short term.
Notably, for shophouses and townhouses specifically, this marks the second consecutive month of a lack of supply in the resort real estate market. Many projects have repeatedly postponed their sales launches amidst the current difficult economic climate, resulting in limited new supply.
Townhouses/shophouses have been continuously unavailable for supply for the past two months.
Overall market demand remains low, transaction volume is modest and mainly concentrated in primary products, with complete legal status and guaranteed construction progress. Primary prices also do not fluctuate much, while the secondary market records some products with prices decreasing by 30% - 40% but still facing difficulties in liquidity.
The purchasing power for townhouses and shophouses has also decreased sharply, new supply is scarce, and legal obstacles have caused significant disruptions in the first few months of 2024, causing the market to almost fall into a prolonged "hibernation" cycle.
Source: https://www.congluan.vn/nha-pho-va-shophouse-nghi-duong-tiep-tiep-vang-bong-nguon-cung-post298871.html






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