Vietnam Property Sales Hit Lowest Level Since 2021 Amid Price Squeeze
Vietnam's property sales have hit their lowest point since 2021, as soaring prices squeeze buyer affordability and dampen the market. This trend signals a potential slowdown in Vietnam's economic growth.
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