Smart technologies are being applied more and more in building management. Source: ngonghiepvietnam.vn This is a recommendation made by experts of Real Estate Consulting Company Savills Vietnam in a newly released study. Chris Mariott, Managing Director of Savills Southeast Asia, said: “Nowadays, thanks to the development of the Internet of Things (IoT), we can access data through live cameras and sensors. Out. The data recorded in the building management system will help us to improve the management. In addition, smart technology will also proactively send notifications to management about maintenance schedules as well as potential or pending problems at the building. In addition, the application of artificial intelligence and technology will also help reduce the workload for management. In Vietnam, recently, the trend of applying technology in real estate project management is also considered as one of the solutions to improve the operational efficiency of the project. This factor contributes to making a difference to the standard of professional real estate management services, enhancing competitive value for real estate business units. According to Savills data, it is estimated that startups in the real estate technology sector attracted investment of USD 10 billion in 2016 and this number increased to USD 44 billion in 2019. These companies mainly provide technology solutions for buildings, helping to achieve high efficiency in management, reducing emissions, bringing economic benefits to investors…

The digitization of land information data will limit land fevers. Illustrative photo: Tuan Nguyen Mr. Mathew Powell, Director of Savills Hanoi, shared that digitizing information will bring benefits in controlling land information, in order to ensure the transparency of information. This is one of the solutions that have been given after land fevers continuously occurred over time, when land prices were pushed up because of lack of accurate information. In addition, according to him, one of the solutions can be mentioned is the establishment of national data on land prices – where all land information is stored on a digital platform. Everything is controlled by the land registry, but the national digitization of land transactions creates a more transparent outlook. “Prices are being pushed up based on misinformation or misunderstandings. This has led to confusion in prices and some people will make wrong investment decisions based on misinformation. Therefore, the emergence of a data source where information is widely and accurately disclosed will allow the real estate market to operate stably and minimize price leaps, “he said. this said. Matthew Powell, for example, in the UK already has a national land information management background. Every piece of land and every transaction that takes place on that land is kept for centuries. Such information is accessed and used by all real estate market operators and the government is also used as an effective legal tool. “It is important to improve the storage and transmission of information, minimizing features that have become obsolete in real estate such as over reliance on papers. As papers are digitized. information is not only transmitted more effectively, but also brings higher confidentiality, “said Savills Hanoi Director. In response to the explosive demand for digital transformation, data centers have been rapidly expanding globally. According to Savills, by 2026, the size of the global data market is expected to reach US $ 251 billion with an average annual growth rate of 4.5 %./.

When the Covid-19 epidemic broke out around the world, the need for a private, private, but equally luxurious and comfortable place to live became hotter. Therefore, the magnificent castles in Europe have become a sought-after object of the rich, with equally expensive prices. “Consumers seek privacy with open spaces, and private mansions are the best choice,” said Lodovico Pignatti Morano, manager at auction unit Sotheby’s International Realty Italy. 19, demand is definitely increasing “. Mr. Morano said that different types of castle real estate are quite new to Asian buyers because it is difficult to find similar castles in the region. Besides, owning a private castle demonstrates its own class for the tycoon. The immense castle is a suitable place to entertain friends, party indoors and satisfy the rich’s special passions, such as the cellar and private vineyard in the castle. European ancient castles have become the favorite real estate object of Asian tycoons, especially mainland China. Photo: Handout. European castle prices also vary widely, depending on the location, area and condition of the castle. A castle in Italy has a price ranging from 7-20 million euros (8.3 – 23 million USD). Castle in Scotland is priced at 225,000 – 8 million pounds (314,115 – 11 million USD). If you buy a castle in France, the amount must spend between 700,000 – 50 million euros (831,000 – 59 million USD). Mr. Pignatti Morano said that a lot of people buy castles in Italy come from Taiwan (China). “The buyer’s need to own a private castle is very high, especially for Taiwanese buyers. They like the classic look of a traditional castle like a turret, bell tower and surrounding moat,” he said. to speak. In addition, customers also request that the castle is equipped with modern amenities such as a gym, swimming pool and movie room. “Buyers want to own the beautiful, unique look of a castle, but the interior does not affect their modern lifestyle,” said Mr. Morano. For real estate investors, he added, they often choose castles with vineyards and fruit trees on campus in the Tuscan region north of the capital Rome. There, they will make their own wine or olive oil for a small profit. Owning a castle can cost anywhere from a few million to several tens of millions of dollars, not including the cost of restoration and annual maintenance. Photo: Handout. “The castle real estate market is attracting renewed interest in recent years from both domestic and foreign buyers,” said Alexis Caquet, chief executive officer of Engel & Volkers Paris. Caquet said the company’s main customer base includes Chinese, American and South American buyers. There are also Europeans, in which the French account for more than 60% of transactions. “Chinese buyers are very active. They especially love the castles with their own wineries. Chinese tycoons often find castles with vineyards and have reputations available. In Scotland, the demand to buy castles also increased sharply. According to Savills, demand for real estate in the country, including castle real estate, has quadrupled last year. Mr. Jamie Macnab, head of the Scottish suburban housing division at Savills, said demand for properties in the Scottish suburbs increased significantly over the past year. “Scottish castles have attracted buyers worldwide,” he added. “The castles are the most prestigious asset, but the market has always been doing well over the past few years, this could be a good investment,” said Macnab. Refurbishing castles in Scotland could cost tycoons an additional £ 1 million ($ 1.3 million), while annual maintenance costs at least from £ 50,000 ($ 69,000).