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Vietnam Major Report – Coworking Space In Vietnam 2017

Co-working space has expanded rapidly in the two main cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City since the concept was first introduced to Vietnam in 2012 at an average growth rate of 58%. With co-working space still so new to the local market, and major international operators yet to enter, growth is set to accelerate further in the coming years.

The growth of co-working space has been driven by the start-up boom, but the model is emerging as a viable option for corporate occupiers thanks to its flexibility, creativity and a wide range of amenities for tenants. It also offers a far more cost-effective solution for tenants compared to traditional leased office space.

CBRE Vietnam’s Major Report on Co-working Space looks at recent growth trends, supply – demand dynamics of the co-working space industry to analyse the implications to tenants and landlords.

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Why Big Corporations Are Moving Into Coworking Spaces?

Some of the world’s largest corporations such as PwC, Apple, Google, Facebook, Linkedin, GE, SalesForce, Amazon, Airbnb, IBM,… are flocking to coworking spaces in search of talent, potential acquisitions and flexible office setups.

Recent Q3 2017 Occupier Survey by the commercial brokerage firm CBRE indicates that 44 percent of corporations are already using some type of flexible open platform office solution. 65 percent of the companies expect to use coworking as part of their office portfolio in the Americas by 2020.

Meanwhile, JLL – a major brokerage firm, predicted that by 2030 up to 30 percent of all office space will be, in some form, flexible or have an open layout design.

Those reports cited a wide variety of factors/motivations for switching to the coworking office space approach:

1) Financial incentives (reduced real estate and logistics costs)

2) Better access to innovators, innovations, talent pools

3) Be close to key partners, new market locations

4) Useful expansion tool to favor adding space on-demand

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Vietnam Tourism Report Q4 2017 and Forecasts To 2021

Overview of Vietnam Tourism Report Q4 2017 – Includes 5-year forecasts to 2021

1.  BMI View
2.  SWOT
3.  Industry Forecast
4.Industry Risk/Reward Index
5.  Market Overview
6.  Competitive Landscape
7. Methodology

Opportunities

■ Tax breaks are increasingly offered to foreign developers, encouraging investment in the hotel sector and tour operations.

■ Growth in arrivals from Middle Eastern countries such as Iran could prove lucrative.

■ There are extensive real estate opportunities for hotel development, particularly along southern coastlines and in rural areas inland.

■ Robust tourism based construction efforts support economic activity in the country.

■ Robust growth from current and new source markets is anticipated out to 2021 in terms of in-bound arrivals.

Threats

■ Other countries in the region, such as Thailand, are more established tourist destinations for Westerners, with better flight connections.

■ Recoveries in other regional tourism markets could encourage a shift away from Vietnam.

■ Any downturn in the global economy could depress inbound arrivals.

■ Vietnam is vulnerable to extreme weather, such as tropical storms, which impact the tourism sector.

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Vietnam Pharmaceutical and Healthcare  Report Q4 2017 and forecasts to 2026

Overview of Vietnam Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Report Q4 2017 – Includes 10-year forecasts to 2026

1.  BMI View
2.  SWOT
3.   Industry Forecast
4.  Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare Risk/Reward Index
5.  Regulatory Review
6.  Market Overview
7.  Competitive Landscape
8.  Company Profile
9.  Demographic Forecast
10. Methodology

 

Opportunities

■ Ongoing regulatory reform and the relaxation of the 49% cap on foreign ownership will continue to increase the appeal of Vietnamese pharmaceutical equities to foreign investors.

■ The Association of Southeast Asian Nations harmonisation initiative, including the adoption of Western regulatory standards such as International Conference on Harmonisation and WHO guidelines.

■ Introduction of five-year exclusivity for clinical dossier data encouraging research-based multinationals.

■ If investment can be found for technological improvements, then there is great potential in the traditional Chinese medicine market, as well as Vietnam’s fledging biotechnology industry.

■ Full WTO membership improving the trading climate and potentially, in the longer term, redressing pharmaceutical trade issues.

■ Requirement for domestic companies to comply with international good
manufacturing practices should boost exports.

■ Increasing burden of chronic diseases to provide ample longer-term opportunities for prescription products

Threats

■ Government resistance to aligning patent law fully with international standards deterring multinational sector expansion.

■ Need to resolve infrastructural and power supply issues, as well as higher education
provision, before higher levels of foreign direct investment

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Vietnam Trade and Investment Risk Report Q4 2017

Overview of Vietnam Trade and Investment Risk Report Q4 2017 – Includes BMI Operational Risk Index by BMI Research

1.  BMI View
2.  SWOT
3.   Economic Openness Analysis
4.  Government Intervention Analysis
5.  Legal Environment Analysis
6.  Methodology 

Opportunities

■ Declining trade barriers are making it easier to enter the market.

■ Increased foreign participation in the banking sector will increase the availability of funds for loans.

Threats

■ A high level of bad debts may lead to wider economic risks.

■ Corruption and inefficiency in the legal system means that laws could change in the future and private industry could become nationalised.

■ The government’s war against corruption will realise gains but only in the long term as favouritism still rife.

■ Vietnam may lose trade opportunities from a failed TPP agreement due to the new US President-elect Donald Trump’s rejection of the deal.

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