Hanoi Vietbuild expo highlights real estate sector

Real estate is at the centre of the 2014 International Vietbuild Exhibition, which is being held in Hanoi for the second time this year.
Real estate is at the centre of the 2014 International VietbuildExhibition, which is being held in Hanoi for the second time this year.

The exhibition is expected to see the participation of 10 real estate companies featuring 20 projects.

Businesses attending the event from November 19-23 have the chance toexplore the property market in order to address shortcomings and help itdevelop sustainably, as well as expanding linkages between producers ofconstruction material, architects, and interior designers.

Deputy Construction Minister Nguyen Tran Nam said the event is takingplace during a period of economic recovery, with the construction sectorwarming up thanks to an increase in demand for housing developmentprojects towards the end of the year.

Around 300domestic and international companies are showcasing their new anddiverse products and services in the field at 1,170 exhibition booths.

A series of seminars are also scheduled to take placeduring the event, with a focus on new products and advancedtechnologies that are environmentally friendly.

Vietbuild Hanoi 2014 provides a chance for businesses to network andexplore customers’ demand, as well as finding cooperation partners.-VNA

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