There was a 20 per cent increase in co-working space in HCM City driven primarily by some large new premium centres in the downtown area, according to property consultancy Knight Frank Vietnam.
By the end of 2024, Hưng Yên Province aims to build 100 per cent of the planned industrial parks and to attract US$600 million in investment for others. The authorities will also organise meetings and investment promotion conferences with investors from South Korea, Japan, the US and others to attract large corporations with advanced scientific and technological capabilities to the province, giving it the opportunity to participate in the global value chain.