OVERVIEW OF THE OFFICE MARKET IN Q1/2024

According to Savills's report, by Q1/2024, total stock of Grade A increased by 7% QoQ and 43% YoY. Four new Grade A buildings delivered since 2023 have been large-scale, and green-certified. 


Regarding solid performance, while Grade B and C maintained occupancy above 90%, Grade A fell to 84% down due to new supply.


Deals mainly came from expansion and relocation of tenants. 


In general, the office market in HCMC in Q1/2024 has optimistic signs compared to the end of 2023.


Source: https://vn.savills.com.vn/services/research/vietnam-quarterly-market-report-qmr-q1-2024.aspx?source=fb#contact-box 

Source: Savills' report

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