Survey South-East Asia
Language: English Series: Asia Property ; November 2009 17-25(8) Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Summary: Only Malaysia and Vietnam have attracted major investment so far, as the region?s economies become free of the recession. Office oversupply and a lack of distressed assets continue to deter overseas investors in Kuala Lumpur. Vietnam?s capital values have largely held up and long term prospects are good especially in retail.Thailand?s property market has ridden out the downturn and the Asian financial crisis but continuing restrictions make it a tough market for foreign investors.The Phillipines? property sector will be boosted by the imminent introduction of REITs as well as benefitting from Phillipines Dollars 17bn sent home by Filipinos working abroad.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | L149121 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 149121-1001 |
Only Malaysia and Vietnam have attracted major investment so far, as the region?s economies become free of the recession. Office oversupply and a lack of distressed assets continue to deter overseas investors in Kuala Lumpur. Vietnam?s capital values have largely held up and long term prospects are good especially in retail.Thailand?s property market has ridden out the downturn and the Asian financial crisis but continuing restrictions make it a tough market for foreign investors.The Phillipines? property sector will be boosted by the imminent introduction of REITs as well as benefitting from Phillipines Dollars 17bn sent home by Filipinos working abroad.