Gamuda Land’s successful projects have transformed cities and raised property value.


Rejuvenated park: People enjoying the restored Yen So Park.

OVER a decade ago, Vietnam was changing its focus from agriculture to an economy driven by industrial activities, and gaining traction from foreign investors.

About 65% of its population of 85 million then were aged 35 and below, which indicated a huge growth potential for the property sector as more young people looked to owning homes.

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