Ho Chi Minh City, Jan. 21 -- Over the past year, major Vietnamese macroeconomic shifts, evolving urban classification, and key regulatory reforms have reshaped Vietnam's population patterns, capital allocation, and medium- to long-term real estate investment prospects. At the same time, several large-scale real estate and infrastructure projects have been launched or given clear timelines, laying the groundwork for the next growth cycle, according to Avison Young Vietnam. In its recently released Q4/2025 quarterly report of Vietnam's real estate market, the property services firm noted that the residential market showed clear signs of recovery in 2025 after nearly three years of subdued activity, supported by renewed merger & acquisition ...