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Restricted credit going to domestic investors is also expected to see more foreign investors arrive, especially those hoping to buy shares in existing projects.
The total worth of hotel purchases in Vietnam last year was 358 million USD, accounting for about 17 percent of the Southeast Asian region’s total.
HCM City is one of the most searched markets in Vietnam but there have been no deals recently.
Coastal areas are considered more promising, with a deal for the 280-room Sheraton hotel in Nha Trang being of particular note.
The capital Hanoi saw share purchases in the 138-room InterContinental Hanoi Westlake hotel and the 90-room Somerset Westlake Hanoi serviced apartment building.
Since COVID-19 broke out, both Hanoi and HCM City have posted declines in their revenue per available room (RevPAR) index.
The index grew 7.4 percent annually on average during 2014-2019, with hotel supply up 7.6 percent and the total tourist numbers up 9 percent on average each year.
The index has rebounded in both cities since May, with month-on-month increase of 33.4 percent in Hanoi and 7.1 percent in HCM City.
According to analysts, hotels in Hanoi have attracted domestic visitors and businesses from nearby localities as the city is less affected by the border shutdown./.VNA
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Many coastal hotels in Danang offered for sale after pandemic
Many coastal hotels in the central city of Danang have been put on sale after the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Hotels become cheap enough to buy during COVID-19
Though receiving some guests during the April holiday, hotels are still not doing well. Some have had to close and others are operating at a moderate level.