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Savills implements strict Covid-19 measures in managed projects
"Savills, together with the entire population of Viet Nam, are ready to fight the new wave of Covid-19."
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"Savills, together with the entire population of Viet Nam, are ready to fight the new wave of Covid-19."
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"With Savills Property Management portfolio at well over 100 projects, their proprietary Property Cube application provides the optimal solution to improving service quality and resident living in any Savills managed project. Let's take a look at 3 outstanding features which streamline resident living while improving project management efficiencies."
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"As property management services continues to expand in Viet Nam, investors are prioritizing experienced professional service providers to best manage and protect their assets. A full range of consultancy, management and operational support packages comes from years of best practice with unrelenting focus to every project aspect. As social media continues to expand its influence, building liveability and reputation has never been more important. Savills 25 years in Vietnam has earned its real estate management leadership position through constant improvement, innovation and good old-fashioned hard work. Ms. Tran Minh Ai, Savills Senior Property Management Director, shared the three core elements Savills focuses on:"

"Mr. Pham Anh Tuan shares about his career path, his difficulties as well as advantages when he encounter at work. In addition, he gives advances for young people who would lilke to join the area. "
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"More and more commuters are opting to return to the office by bike."
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"The focus for any such activity is on the business opportunity."
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"More investment will help the industry become carbon neutral."
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"The majority of retailers say masks have had no impact on trade."
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"Technology will help businesses to achieve net zero as well as other sustainability goals. "
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"Now is the time for businesses to rethink how they operate and what they prioritise."