Hanoi, Dec. 24 -- Many analysts believe that 2026 will not bring the kind of major "waves" of speculative house pricing previously seen in Vietnam's property market. Instead, the sector is expected to operate increasingly on the basis of real value, genuine demand and the true capacity of developers. The shift comes on the heels of an overheated market, during which high financial leverage, rapid price increases and speculative investment kept prices high. But these conditions are starting to ease of late. Experts say the 2022-2024 period marked the strongest phase of market restructuring in more than a decade. Numerous developers exited the market, many projects stalled and prices in several segments were forced to adjust closer to real ...