Vietnam becomes an important growth center
According to the latest assessment by Savills World Research on the regions with the fastest and most sustainable growth capacity in the world, Vietnam is in the Top 20 growth centers in Asia - Pacific. The report assesses the economic prospects of 245 cities by 2035, based on core indicators such as GDP growth, personal wealth accumulation rate, population-dependent rate and migration flow.
Vietnam's positive growth results reflect the combination of high-quality FDI capital flows, sustainable infrastructure investment and demographic advantages. In the regional ranking, Ho Chi Minh City stands out as the second fastest growing city, while Hanoi ranks fifth, thanks to a methodical infrastructure investment strategy and the rapid expansion of the middle class.
This result strengthens Vietnam's increasing competitiveness, while showing long-term growth prospects in many real estate segments.
Large-scale growth is reshaping operational priorities
Entering the Top 20 fastest growing APAC centers continues to affirm Vietnam's attractiveness to international businesses, promoting the trend of expanding offices and business operations of tenants in the region and globally.
However, along with the opportunity to expand scale is the increase in the level of complexity in operation management. As the location portfolio of tenants is increasingly large and geographically scattered, requirements for ESG compliance, cost transparency, ensuring uniform service quality and reliable operational data are increasing. Therefore, operational efficiency is becoming a core priority, not only to support growth but also to ensure that offices meet international standards in the context of rapid market development.
In addition, the application of the Integrated Materials Management Model (IFM) helps integrate the entire operational management operation into an integrated system, with a partner responsible for overall operational performance, coordinating suppliers from beginning to end and providing transparent reports on all locations. Thanks to this, office tenants have a clearer view, better control and necessary peace of mind when expanding operational scale.
According to Mr. Luca Vadala - National Business Development Director of Integrated Facilities Management Services Savills Vietnam, current operation management needs to be seen as a strategic investment, instead of just stopping at the role of simple technical support.
He commented: "For fast-growing markets like Vietnam, the challenge for tenants is no longer in finding space, but in ensuring that offices can operate according to the speed and growth standards of the business. As the office portfolio expands, operating capacity becomes a differentiating factor.
In the context of Vietnam affirming its position as one of the leading growth centers in the Asia-Pacific region, the application of integrated and standardized management solutions is expected to play an increasingly important role in improving the adaptability and global competitiveness of the real estate market.
