For multinational companies, maintaining an office in the CBD is not simply a matter of rental cost per sqm — it is a strategic operational decision.A central business address strengthens brand positioning, improves access to partners and government agencies, and enhances daily business efficiency.The challenge lies in balancing these advantages with operational costs and long-term

According to the latest report from JLL, Vietnam’s GDP growth has reached 7.8% — the highest level recorded in the past 16 years. In this accelerating economic environment, multinational corporations (MNCs) are increasingly strengthening their presence within the Central Business District (CBD), rather than relocating to suburban areas solely for cost reduction.A CBD address represents

Forecasting the second half of 2026, the definition of a “Furnished Office” will transcend the mere physical presence of furniture. The trend will move towards providing a comprehensive “growth ecosystem.” Tenants will demand furnishings that comply with ESG standards, feature eco-friendly materials, and protect employee health. An ideal workspace must nurture positive energy, helping teams

In the coming period, the “Turnkey Office” model will evolve far beyond the mere concept of “seat rental.” MNCs will prioritize spaces that are not only fully equipped but also possess excellent operational capabilities. The synergy between a convenient office and international-standard building management—especially the Japanese management philosophy characterized by dedication, safety, and transparency—will become

The financial logic of choosing a “Furnished Office” lies in resource optimization. Financial balance analysis indicates that this model is the lever for businesses to be “Ready to Grow”:Eliminating CapEx: Completely erasing the massive initial costs for design, fit-out, and fixed asset procurement.Maximizing OpEx: Cash flow is liberated and directly rotated into core revenue-generating activities