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5,000 estate agents to gather at Vietnam real estate brokerage day

Some 5,000 estate agents and more than 300 real estate exchanges will gather at the Vietnam real estate brokerage day in central Da Nang city on June 25.
5,000 estate agents to gather at Vietnam real estate brokerage day ảnh 1Illustrative photo (Source:VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Some 5,000 estate agents and more than 300 real estate exchanges will gather at the Vietnam real estate brokerage day in central Da Nang city on June 25.

According to Secretary-General of the Vietnam Association of Estate Agents (VAEA) Nguyen Van Dinh, the event aims to foster the development of the real estate industry by connecting different market players such as developers, investors, real estate agents, financial institutions, suppliers of building materials and customers.

A number of major projects have registered to join the event including those of CenGroup, Eurowindow Holdings and Taseco.

It will also honour top estate agents in Vietnam and provide a platform for attendees to share their experience and practices.

The VAEA has selected June 29 as the annual day of the real estate brokerage industry.-VNA

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