Realty project management firm makes debut
VinaProjects - a joint venture between
the VinaCapital Group and the inProjects Group - made its debut in Ho
Chi Minh City on March 2, providing real estate services.
VinaProjects - a joint venture between
the VinaCapital Group and the inProjects Group - made its debut in Ho
Chi Minh City on March 2, providing real estate services.
The company’s real estate services encompass project management, construction management, urban planning and facilities management within the Vietnamese market.
VinaProjects is currently carrying out key urban development projects worth more than 500 million USD in major cities throughout the country, including HCM City , Hanoi and Da Nang .
Matt Fletcher, Managing Director of inProjects -- the leading independent project management group in Asia - lauded the Vietnamese market’s huge potential. The group’s target is to make VinaProjects, and more importantly Vietnam , well known for the development of large-scale, high-quality projects.
This view was shared by the VinaCapital General Director, Don Lam, who said that his group is developing a number of major property projects in the country and wants to apply international standards to their implementation.
As a leading asset management and property development firm in Vietnam , VinaCapital is managing assets worth a total of 1.6 billion USD./.
The company’s real estate services encompass project management, construction management, urban planning and facilities management within the Vietnamese market.
VinaProjects is currently carrying out key urban development projects worth more than 500 million USD in major cities throughout the country, including HCM City , Hanoi and Da Nang .
Matt Fletcher, Managing Director of inProjects -- the leading independent project management group in Asia - lauded the Vietnamese market’s huge potential. The group’s target is to make VinaProjects, and more importantly Vietnam , well known for the development of large-scale, high-quality projects.
This view was shared by the VinaCapital General Director, Don Lam, who said that his group is developing a number of major property projects in the country and wants to apply international standards to their implementation.
As a leading asset management and property development firm in Vietnam , VinaCapital is managing assets worth a total of 1.6 billion USD./.
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