Vietnam's industrial real estate market is flourishing, with occupancy rates in key industrial parks reaching over 80%.

According to the latest report from the Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Yearbook - Development Plan to 2030, Vietnam's industrial real estate market is witnessing positive changes. The occupancy rate in key industrial parks reaches 80-89%, while industrial land rental prices increase steadily by 4-5% per year. This reflects the strong attraction from the wave of global production shift and the "China +1" strategy of multinational corporations.

Vietnam's industrial real estate market is witnessing positive changes, with occupancy rates in key industrial parks reaching 89-89%. (Source: batdongsan.com.vn)

Accordingly, the Northern region recorded an absorption area of ​​400 hectares in 2024, concentrated in Hai Phong and Bac Ninh with an average rental price of 137 USD/m². The Southern region maintained an occupancy rate of 89% in key industrial zones such as Binh Duong and Dong Nai, where rental prices reached 175 USD/m² thanks to demand from the logistics and e-commerce industries.

New planning opens up huge development opportunities

One of the highlights of the Yearbook is the provision of comprehensive information on development planning up to 2030. According to statistics, Vietnam will have 221 newly planned industrial parks with a total area of ​​up to 73,410 hectares, distributed in 31 provinces and cities across the country.

Expansion planning: 221 new Industrial Parks (IPs) and 939 new Industrial Clusters (ICs) are planned until 2030, showing a trend of expanding industrial space to localities with room for development (Phu Tho, Ninh Thuan, Dak Lak ).

In addition, the logistics system is also fully documented with 31 international and domestic airports, 252 train stations and 296 ports and seaports nationwide. This data helps investors choose industrial park locations near traffic routes, reducing transportation costs.

New policy promotes sustainable development

The yearbook also analyzes important changes in industrial real estate development policies. The government aims for 30% of industrial parks to achieve LEED/green certification by 2030, creating opportunities for projects using recycled materials and renewable energy.

The deployment of 5G in key industrial zones enables the application of autonomous robots and real-time production monitoring systems. At Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park, a "digital factory" model using digital twins is being tested by Nestlé and Intel, expected to save 15% of operating costs.

Powerful support tool for investors

Ms. Nguyen Thi Dung, Vice President of the Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Association and Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook, said: "The Yearbook is both a search tool and a strategic map to help businesses locate opportunities and build a systematic plan to expand production and business."

Mr. Truong Gia Bao, Vice President and General Secretary of the Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Association, Co-editor, shared: "We hope this document will contribute to improving transparency, professionalism and efficiency for the Vietnamese industrial real estate market".

Preparing for the 2nd edition with many new updates

To meet the increasing demands of the market, the Editorial Board is preparing for the second edition of the Yearbook with many important updates. The new version will add information on new administrative boundaries after some localities have merged administrative units, along with forecasts of market development trends in 2026.

In particular, the second edition will focus on a deeper analysis of: Trends in the development of green and smart industrial parks; Impact of new trade agreements on the industrial real estate market; Opportunities from the wave of high-tech and semiconductor investment; Detailed analysis of secondary markets with high development potential.

Positive outlook for 2025-2030

With the detailed and updated information provided in the Yearbook, experts predict that Vietnam's industrial real estate market will continue to maintain strong growth momentum in the period 2025-2030. Having this detailed development "map" available will help investors make smarter and more effective investment decisions, combined with on-site assessments will be the key to making effective investment decisions.

The Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Yearbook is not only a reference document but also a strategic orientation tool, contributing to promoting the sustainable development of Vietnam's industrial real estate industry in the new era.

Capturing overview data on industrial parks and industrial clusters helps investors: Determine optimal locations based on infrastructure, resources and policies; Optimize costs thanks to information on land rental prices, taxes, and energy; Grasp the development trends of green and high-tech industries.

Detailed analysis of data from the Yearbook combined with on-site assessments will be key to making effective investment decisions in the 2025-2030 period.

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