CBRE RESEARCH & CONSULTING MARKET INSIGHTS From CBRE’s Hanoi Quarterly Report
Q3 2013
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Q3 2013 Economic Overview
ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
Q3/2012 Q2/2013 Q3/2013
GDP (% y-o-y) 5.1% 4.8% 5.1% nh
CPI (% y-o-y, e-o-p) 6.5% 6.6% 6.3% ii
Exchange rate (USD/VND, e-o-p) 20,828 21,036 21,036 hn
Export (US$ Bn) 30.7 29.7 34.9 hh
Import (US$ Bn) 29.9 29.2 34.1 hh
FDI Registered (US$ Bn) 3.1 4.3 4.5 hh
FDI Implemented (US$ Bn) 2.7 2.7 2.9 hh
International Tourist Arrivals (million arrivals) 1.5 1.8 2.0 hh
Retail and Services Turnover (tril. VND) 575.7 636.1 656.6 hh
FDI: Foreign Direct Investment
Y-o-Y: year on year
E-o-p: end of period
“VND to devaluate up to 2% by year end” Mr Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
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Gold and Bank Deposits Become Less Attractive, Stock Market Recovers
ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
Gold price movements Regional stock market
Indicators 2013
Gold price
•Global gold price (US$, e-o-p) 18.1% YTD
•Gold price (SJC, US$, e-o-p) 19.7% YTD
Deposit rates 200 bp YTD
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LOCAL GOLD GLOBAL GOLD
Vietnam stock market
Real Estate Index 2Y 1Y 6M 3M 1M Current
Real Estate Holding &
Development Listed
Companies
43.8 45.6 46.2 42.2 41.5 41.2
Real Estate Services
Listed Companies 56.7 44.4 27.8 24.3 21.1 19.8
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LEGISLATION HIGHLIGHTS
Supporting legislation from the government:
Draft/ revised Housing Law: allowing foreign
individuals to buy property in Vietnam;
Submitted draft on raising ceiling for foreign
ownership ratio in listed companies from 49% to
60%;
Foreign ownership in local banks to increase to
49% from the current 30% in a near future,
according to the PM;
Single visa for tourists to Vietnam, Thailand and
Cambodia.
The Government is listening
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What are the possibilities?
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTIES IN VIETNAM
• Currently in the form of a pilot scheme
• Resolution 19/2008
• Limited eligibility and complicated procedures led to a total of only 126 foreign buyers to date, out of approximately 80,000 expatriates in Vietnam
Current legislation
• Introduces more open policies to foreigners buying properties in Vietnam, including:
• Wider asset class: both apartment and landed homes (of <500 sqm land)
• Eligibility requires as little as a 3-month visa for foreigners
• Right to sub-lease allowed
• Holding terms of 50 + 50 years or 70 years
Proposed Legislation
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Limitations
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTIES IN VIETNAM
• What happens after the leasehold period expires?
Leasehold terms would be a concern
• Thailand:
• Singapore and Hong Kong: Foreigners can buy private condominiums freely although they are subject to 15% additional buyer's stamp duty.
Several countries in the region allow freehold ownership although with conditions applied
o Foreign buyers can buy freehold for up to 49% of a single development, if this is
exceeded, tenure will be leasehold.
o Foreigners can buy land as a leasehold, whereas the improvements (residence)
can be freehold.
More attractive, but might not be attractive enough?
Assuming the foreigner could/ would have to transfer to a Vietnamese who would get
permanent ownership right, but this is not explicitly stipulated in the proposed legislation
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If the Proposed Legislation is passed?
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTIES IN VIETNAM
What would they buy?
Residential homes
Second homes
Who would buy properties?
Overseas Vietnamese
Expatriates
Overseas investors
Impact to the Real Estate market
Potential source of demand
especially for the upper end
segments
BUT
Even if approved, this will not be a
quick fix to existing problems
Why would they buy?
For residence
(permanent and holiday)
For investment (for lease or
capital gain)
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STRONG INCREASE IN FDI 2013YTD
US$15bn registered in first 9 months, up 36% y-o-y
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FDI to Hanoi increased sharply in Q3/2013; registered up 170% q-o-q and 58% y-o-y
The number of projects increased 140% q-o-q and 264% y-o-y
Key FDI projects in 2013 include Samsung Electronics (Thai Nguyen) and Tokyu (Binh Duong)
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• Construction to start in October and completed by August 2014
• Samsung’s first factory in Vietnam operational since 2009 in Bac Ninh
Case Study: Samsung Group is to build its second factory worth a combined total of US$3.2bn in Thai Nguyen (north of Hanoi)
• Proximity to Hanoi and access to the border and ports • Existing and quickly developing infrastructure
• Low cost labor
• Tax breaks
• Other favorable policies
Why Thai Nguyen ?
• Inexpensive labor for Samsung
• Low tax rates as qualified as a Process–Export Zone
• Expected to trigger further foreign investment into Vietnam through suppliers and affiliates and downstream businesses
• Total sales revenue in the range of US$20 bn for two factories
• Job placement for local people
• Trigger for growth of other industries, including urban development
Win-win ?
STRONG INCREASE IN FDI 2013YTD
Focus on manufacturing
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IZ: Industrial Zones
LOCATION, INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACTORIES
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TU LIEM
CAU GIAY
HA DONG
HOAI DUC
THANH TRI
CHUONG
MY
THANH OAI
GIA LAM
LONG BIEN
TAY HO
BA DINH
DONG DA
THANH XUAN
HAI BA TRUNG
HOANG MAI
HUNG YEN
DONG ANH DAN PHUONG
HOAN KIEM
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Nhat Tan Bridge
Timeline: 2009 - 2014
Status: 54% by Feb 2013
Thang Long Bridge
Status: Completed
Tu Lien Bridge
Status: Under Planning Chuong Duong Bridge
Status: Completed
Thanh Tri Bridge
Status: Completed
Vinh Tuy Bridge
Status: Completed Phase 1
Phase 2: 2012 - 2014
Me So Bridge
Status: Planning
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RR4
Timeline: 2010 - 2020
Status: 1/500 planning
RR2 Expansion
Timeline: 2012-2015
Status: Allocation budget,
site clearance
Start: Q1/2012
RR3
Status: Completed
Elevated RR3
Status: Completed
RR5
Timeline: 2015 – 2030+
Status: planning by 2015
Elevated RR2
Timeline: 2013 – 2016
Status: Delayed
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BRIDGE
OVERPASS
ROAD
LEGEND
The new Hanoi – Thai Nguyen Highway No. 3 is being completed
• Width of 34.5m; Design speed of 100kph; Total length of 63km from Hanoi through Bac Ninh to
Thai Nguyen, open for traffic in December 2013, delayed from June, funded by Japanese ODA
Nhat Tan Bridge is scheduled to complete late 2014, providing additional access from
Hanoi center to the northern provinces of Hanoi including Thai Nguyen
Factories need to be
located in industrial
zones where they can:
• Utilize low-cost labor
• Efficiently transport to and
from major cities
• Efficiently transport to and
from target market / export
zone / border and ports
Samsung
Samsung
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What other infrastructure will be required?
INVESTMENT EXPANSION IN MANUFACTURING
Samsung’s factory in Bac Ninh
38,000 employees
Groceries: Market / Super market
F&B and Entertainment
Schools &
Medical facilities
Accommodation: Apartments,
Dormitory, Hotel
Investment in ancillary
facilities and services to
follow suit
• Residential facilities
• Commercial facilities
• Hotel & serviced apartments
Samsung’s upcoming factory in
Thai Nguyen will also employ
30,000 – 40,000 employees
This suggests large room for
growth in ancillary facilities to
serve the need of these factories,
not limited to Samsung
Affiliated
businesses
and supplier
industries
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Highlights
CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
Same, same but different…
Cautious new launches while primary prices still on the decline;
BUT
Strong new completions and secondary prices seem to stabilize q-o-q;
AND
High-end projects in demand again!
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CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE Primary market – Developers still heavy on discount pricing
New Launch Supply (Units) New Completion Supply (Units)
Primary prices (US$ psm)
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013YTD
Below $1,000 psm $1,000-$1,250 psm
$1,250-$1,500 psm Above $1,500 psm
- Launch of Hoang Thanh Tower, the first
Luxury launch since Q2/12
- Primary asking prices lowered by 10%
from previous launch, or up to 50% of
original launch
- Much better apartment sales than Q2,
esp. units priced below US$750 psm and
above US$2,000 psm
YTD
6%
q-o-q
150%
q-o-q
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CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE Secondary market – Prices are flattening out
Q-o-Q Secondary Price Change
Active sales in Upper-end of the market:
US$2,000 psm ++
- Newly-handed over; AND
- Good quality; AND
- Providing a vibrant and modern lifestyle
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-2%
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10%
14%
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013YTD
Secondary prices still on downward
trend, reduction:
- at a much more moderate level
- almost at the same level as the start of
the market-downturn (early 2011)
Affordable price point?
OR
Good value for money?
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CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
More activities in High-end segment: upcoming
launch of D.’ Le Pont D’or and The Manor Central
Park
Discount on primary prices: to continue, but with
limited success without proven quality of product: • Good construction progress
• Pre-committed supporting facilities & services
Transactions: occur at any price level (low to high
price points), as long as the product is good value
for money • Transactions: more likely to occur in completed or
near-completion units, since product value can be
more easily ascertained
The market is changing for the better: • Exit of inefficient/inexperienced developers;
Strengthening of the professionals
• Benefit to buyers overall in the form of better quality
products & services
Market Evolving Condo – A modern lifestyle
Shanghai
Bangkok
Hanoi
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CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE Notable projects
D’. Le Pont D’or
Hoang Cau Str., Dong
Da District
By Tan Hoang Minh
~ 308 High-end condos
Proposed price:
US$1,650 psm
The Manor
Central Park
Hoang Mai &
Thanh Tri District
By Bitexco
~ 7,000 High-end
condos
Hoang Thanh Tower
Mai Hac De, Hai Ba Trung
Dist.
By Hoang Thanh
~ 187 Luxury condos
Price: From US$4,000 psm
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Active launches of finished products by local developers—a new trend compared to ―silent‖ launches
that prevailed previously
• Examples include Sudico, Viglacera
• Products offer smaller sizes 75-120 sqm under VND4bn per unit
• Prices offered by the developers are typically lower than current secondary prices
• Market not ―frozen‖ in these actively marketed projects
Average secondary prices seem to be flattening out.
M&A between local developers: FLC acquired Alaska Garden City of 8ha in Tu Liem dist for VND300
bn (US$14mil); more M&A activities expected
Local developers more active in marketing projects
LANDED PROPERTY
Average secondary prices of villas (VND mil per sqm, land area basis)
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New supply Q3 2013
OFFICE
West Midtown Other locations
63 Le Van Luong
GFA: 9,300 sqm
PVI Tower
GFA: 54,000 sqm
The Lancaster Hanoi
GFA: 4,872 sqm
Royal City
GFA: 19,000 sqm
Four Grade B buildings completed in Q3 2013,
supplying approximately 90,000 sqm
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OFFICE Grade B occupancy decreased due to new supply
Office Asking Rents Office Vacancy
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Grade A Grade B
ASKING RENT
Grade A average asking rents decreased by 2.8% q-o-q while Grade B improved slightly by 1.5%
Grade A asking rents downward pressure as Landlords are more competitive to attract and retain
tenants
On y-o-y basis, Grade B asking rents decreased by 14%. Grade B asking rents to also face downward
pressure as more supply comes online
VACANCY
Grade A vacancy rate continued to decrease 2.45 pp q-o-q to 26.31%
Grade B vacancy increased 4.5 pp q-o-q to 34.7% due to the new supply of 4 grade B buildings
On y-o-y basis, Grade A vacancy decreased 1.16 pp while Grade B increased sharply 15.5 pp
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OFFICE
CBRE deals breakdown - by industry CBRE deals breakdown – by origin
Major occupiers FLIGHT TO QUALITY and CONSOLIDATION taking advantage of available
opportunities in new buildings
The decentralizing trend has continued as the city cant supply large floor plates in combination
with higher asking rents in CBD… many examples of key relocations
High demand remains from tenants in financial sector, construction and electronics
Tenant movement
76%
24%
Foreign
Local
8%
31%
10% 10%
6%
35%
Manufacturing/Engineering
Finance/Banking/ Trading/Insurance
Construction/Real estate
Elecitricy/Technology
Pharmaceutical
Others
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OFFICE
2014, approximately 210,000 sqm of office supply will enter the market with Lotte Center Hanoi the
most significant development (65,000 sqm GFA)
Office market will remain active for both Grade A & B due to rising supply and steadily increasing
demand as tenants have increased occupancy options providing cost savings/better
quality/expansion
Tenants have bargaining power and control
Asking rents in mature buildings with quality asset management services will remain competitive
even though there will be additional new supply in the next few quarters as demand for high quality
and good location office space continues.
Outlook Hanoi office supply forecast (Grade A & B), GFA sm – 2013++
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Upcoming in Q4 2013
OFFICE
APEX TOWER
Lot HH3, Me Tri NUA, Tu Liem
GFA: 21,000 sm
Expected completion: Q4/2013
HANDICO TOWER
Me Tri NUA, Tu Liem
GFA: 29,040 sm
Estimated completion:
Q4/2013
PSID TOWER
148 Hoang Quoc Viet
GFA: 10,634 sm
Expected completion:
Q4/2013
TIMES CITY
250 Minh Khai
GFA: 15,500 sm
Expected completion:
Q4/2013
EVN TOWER
11 Cua Bac
GFA: 18,194 sm
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RETAIL Market Snapshot
Vincom Mega Mall – Royal City opened, a combination of shopping, F&B
and recreation setting a new trend in Hanoi’s retail market
MIPEC Shopping Center closed; Lotte Mart has taken occupation… under
renovation
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RETAIL Big retail developers reinforce positions
Vincom
MegaMall
Vincom MegaMall Royal City:
Committed rate: 95%, actual
occupancy: 80% at opening
date
Offering vast variety of
products & services at a wide
price points
Ideal place for kids and family
One-stop-shop of F&B,
entertainment and shopping
Co.opMart
Listed among top 500 Asian
retailers
The 2nd Co.op shopping
center will be opened in Q4
2013 in Hanoi, supplying
10,000 sqm retail area.
Singaporean retailer,
Fairprice - and Saigon Co.op
get approval for commercial
joint-venture and will open 2
supermarkets named
Co.opXtra and Co.opXtraPlus
Lotte Mart
4 Lotte Marts have been
opened in HCMC, Dong Nai
and Da Nang
5th Lotte Mart to open in
Q1/2014 of 20,000 sqm in
Mipec Tower
Lotte Mart in B1 of Lotte
Center Hanoi expected to
open in Q2/2014
Plans to open 60
supermarkets in Vietnam by
2020
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RETAIL Average rents declined while occupancy strengthened
Retail Ground Floor Asking Rents Retail Vacancy
AVERAGE RENTS DECLINED Q-O-Q IN BOTH CBD AND NON CBD AREAS (EXCLUDING ROYAL CITY)
Shopping centers: Rents dropped 2% in the CBD and 1% in non-CBD in existing projects (BUT increased
23.7% in non-CBD when including Vincom Mega Mall – Royal City)
Department store: Rents declined 1.8%, due to lower rents at Parkson Keangnam
Retail Podium remained stable.
VACANCY DECLINED 3% Q-O-Q AND 2% Y-O-Y
Shopping centers declined 4% q-o-q, partly due to high occupancy rate at the new center—Vincom
Royal City.
Retail lobbies increased sharply by 9% q-o-q.
Department stores slight increase 2% q-o-q and sharp increase 18% y-o-y.
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RETAIL Food & Beverage in high demand
Tenants
519 stores opened while 220 stores closed in
shopping centers
Tenants moved from closed projects to new
shopping centers
33% of shops opened are F&B
Consumers
According to TNS survey: Education,
Healthcare, F&B and personal care are four
categories expected to see more spending.
Consumer spending intention
Source: TNS, CBRE
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Education
Health care
F&B
Personal care
Household utilities
Household care
Entertainment & dinning out
IT
Household furniture
Transportation
Communications
More Same Less
Shops Opened and Closed Consumer Spending Intentions
31%
5%
33%
2%
13%
4% 0% 2%
7% 1% 2%
36%
14% 14%
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8%
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5%
33%
2%
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Fashion Cosmetic F&B
Jewelry Furniture Electronics
Supermarket Other Kids
Equipment Service Entertainment
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McDonald’s to enter Vietnam’s market 2014
Starbucks and Burger King to continue their expansion plan in Vietnam /
Hanoi
Foreign retailers continue to eye Vietnam as future supply increases
RETAIL
French Auchan, one of the world's largest hypermarket chains, is considering
channeling US$500 mil into Vietnam in the next 10 years for its own retailing
network
Future supply anticipated up to end of
2013: 400,000 sqm from 9 projects.
Upcoming projects in next 6 months
• Times City Phase 1 of 130,000 sqm
• Ocean Mall of 18,000 sqm
• Ho Guom Plaza of 10,300 sqm
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SERVICED APARTMENT Market Highlights
Rents on a downward trend while operators compete for occupancy
Decentralized serviced apartments in demand
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Historical Vacancy & Supply
SERVICED APARTMENT
Occupancy: gain for self-managed projects
• Self-managed group: 82.2%, up from 80.6%, their
prices are more competitive
• International operator groups: down 1% to 87%
Asking rents: down in both groups both y-o-y and
q-o-q
• Projects with branded operators down 2.89% q-o-q
and 3.88% y-o-y
• Self-managed projects down 3.35% y-o-y
Rents on a downward trend while operators compete for occupancy
Average asking rents (US$/sqm/month)
Elegant Tay Ho Fitting out
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SERVICED APARTMENT Budgets trending down
Term of contract Budget
4%
92%
4%
6 months - 1 year
1 year - 2 years
over 2 years
18%
55%
13%
7%
7%
< $1,000
$1,000 - $2,000
$2,000 - $3,000
$3,000 - $4,000
Over $4,000
DEMAND
Clients’ budget continued to decrease by approximately 10%
Serviced apartments in decentralized locations in demand due to new office clusters and competitive price
ranges
New FDI projects expect to generate new demand for serviced apartments on the edge of the city
Clients’ preferred contract terms of 1-2 years with most popular budgets of US$1,000-US$2,000
OUTLOOK
Upcoming serviced apartments in Q4 2013: Elegant Tay Ho, 140 units
Developers consider changing condominiums into serviced apartments
Supply expansion anticipated in Tay Ho area
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HOTEL Highlights
RevPAR improved y-o-y but at the cost of lower ADR
Dai Duong Hotel (3 star), Hai Ba Trung Dist, temporarily closed
Three new projects recognized by the VNAT as 3-star hotels
No new supply during the quarter
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HOTEL
Two major 5-star hotels to open in Q4 2013
Total supply to increase 10% by year end
Demand still looks strong but with limited budgets
• First 9 months of 2013, international arrivals to Hanoi reached 1.36 million,
increased 20.1% y-o-y. Number of domestic visitors rose 11.3% y-o-y.
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