I want to invest in foreign real estate. What is the current foreign real estate investment market? Which country should I invest in real estate?

Over the past 30 years of reform and opening-up, Vietnam has experienced several sharp drops and skyrocketing housing prices. Affected by the financial crisis in 2008, the property market was in a downturn. From 2009 to 20 13, the price growth rate of Vietnam's property market slowed down year by year. Before 20 14, the market bottomed out, and the prices of major residential markets dropped by 40%. In order to save the property market, the Vietnamese government launched a series of measures on 20 15.

Before 2065438+July 2005, foreigners had no right to buy Vietnamese real estate. Foreigners who want to buy land and houses in Vietnam must marry Vietnamese. From July, 2065438 to July, 2005, Vietnam relaxed the property rights standards for foreign investors, which attracted many foreign investors and ushered in the blowout of Vietnam's property market.

In fact, housing prices in Vietnam have been soaring in the past two years, especially in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. As a rapidly rising economy in Southeast Asia, Vietnam develops at an emergency growth rate of 6-7% every year. The young working population, low wages and preferential trade policies make it a hot spot for foreign investment. Now people from many countries come to invest in Vietnam, and the real economy is developing better and better. The Vietnamese middle class has been expanding and has formed a huge purchasing power. By 2020, the middle class in Vietnam will reach more than 40 million people, and the urbanization rate will increase by 3.5% every year, which will create a huge demand for high-quality housing in urban centers and is also the reason for the rise in housing prices.

Take Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City as examples. According to statistics, the total population of Vietnam is 9 1 10,000, including 7.58 million in Hanoi and over15 in Ho Chi Minh City. The population of these two cities accounts for 1/5 of Viet Nam, and the population flowing into these two cities is still increasing, just like China's Beishangguang, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam's rapid economic development is concentrated in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), the largest city. According to statistics, immigrants account for 16.9% of the population of Ho Chi Minh City, and it is estimated that there will be 654.38+million people every year. Rapid urbanization, a large number of labor migration and shrinking family size have established a solid housing demand for Ho Chi Minh City. The demand for new and improved housing brought by white-collar workers sent by foreign capital to Vietnam and gradually affluent families in Vietnam has become the two leading forces for the growth of real estate demand in Vietnam. From 20 12 to 20 16, the transaction volume of middle and low-end houses in Ho Chi Minh has increased by 8 times. Combined with the analysis of people's studio structure and income structure, the future demand will be more concentrated in this kind of houses.

The open policy of the Vietnamese government, the huge development potential of Vietnam's tourism industry and the continuous influx of foreign capital have provided important impetus for Vietnam's economic growth. Therefore, Vietnam is still one of the most potential markets in Asia, and investing in real estate in Vietnam is undoubtedly the best way to benefit from the country's growth.