2026-01-04 06:05:04

Recently, explosive news has emerged from the global real estate market—Vietnam's housing prices have entered a frenzy mode.

Properties in the core areas of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have attracted large numbers of buyers queuing overnight. The scene is spectacular, with hundreds or even thousands of people lining up since early morning for the opening, police deployed to maintain order, and incidents where buyers争夺号码. This extreme phenomenon reminds people of the housing market frenzy in first- and second-tier cities in China a decade ago.

The underlying logic is actually simple. Vietnam's economic growth leads Southeast Asia, with accelerated urbanization and inflow of foreign capital, making real estate a scarce asset. When market expectations predict continued price increases, a rush to buy is inevitable.

This phenomenon is worth paying attention to—it reflects that global capital is seeking new growth hotspots. From stock markets to real estate, from the US and Europe to emerging markets, the story of asset rotation continues to unfold. For those interested in macroeconomics and asset allocation, this provides an intriguing observational window.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-07 04:52

Vietnam's madness is back again, history always repeats itself Capital is like this, wherever there is growth expectation, it rushes there. The next bubble is already on the way Can we copy this wave to the end? Or will we be cut again Watching them line up, we did the same ten years ago...

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-04 06:32

Vietnam's current situation really resembles the first- and second-tier cities in China back in the day, with capital hunters finding new prey again. History always repeats itself, just the locations change. Damn, queuing and even fighting at dawn? How strong must the FOMO be to do such a thing? Capital pursuit of profit is fine, but it's the ones taking over this time... heh heh. It's time for asset rotation again. Where will the next one be? Vietnam's real estate is so hot? I feel like it's just the prelude to a new round of profit-taking. Crazy mode activated. When the bubble bursts, there will be a good show to watch. Feels like the global real estate market is all playing out the same story.

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-04 06:27

Vietnam's recent housing market frenzy... it feels like capital has found a new prey. It's the same scene of queuing at dawn and police deployment, a cycle that has repeated for ten years, truly remarkable.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-04 06:24

This wave of Vietnam's real estate market... feels like capital has found a new hotspot. Who will go crazy next?

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SellLowExpert

· 01-04 06:24

The Vietnamese real estate market this time is just that capital can't find a place to go. A new place for cutting leeks has appeared, I am really familiar with this routine. Queuing up to buy houses in the early morning, we've all experienced this ten years ago, and this time it's Vietnam's turn to play.

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