• Cushman & Wakefield flagged a tightening Ho Chi Minh City office market in Q2 2026, with no new supply in core or expanded areas.
• Occupancy rose in the core area to 89.8% for Grade A, 91.3% for Grade B; net absorption reached 14,458 sq m.
• Average rents slipped to USD 53.2 per sq m per month for Grade A, USD 33.3 for Grade B, with incentives sustaining tenant leverage.
• “Flight-to-quality” demand shifted toward workplace experience, operational standards, technology, transit access, hybrid-work support; weaker Grade A assets risk falling behind.
• Expanded markets posted modest gains, with occupancy at 82.7% in Binh Duong, 87.9% in BR-VT; rents held at USD 20.2, rose to USD 10.4.

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