The decision to list your home for resale is a big one. No doubt it came about after much thought, weighing pros and cons, and series of long discussions. However, once you decide to put your home on the market, get ready for the next big discussion: interior design.

For many people, home is the biggest investment. However, not many of them know about value of a home and things that can ruin it such as bad decorations, noisy neighbors or an unfortunately-placed sinkhole.

Buy-to-let is enjoying a bit of renaissance: more mortgages available, higher rental yields and high demand. But have you considered the investment risks?

One of the most notable changes introduced by Vietnam’s new 2014 property law and its regulations is the revision of the right for overseas Vietnamese, foreign individuals and organizations to own residential houses.

Signs of deceleration of the real estate market have appeared quite clearly in many segments since the beginning of this year, according to Tran Khanh Quang, General Director of Viet An Hoa Real Estate Company.

Regardless of age, all first-time real estate investors are prone to making the same mistakes. Here are some dos and don’ts for new investors.

Many people see buy-to-rent as an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. But if you are considering investing in property - or improving your returns on a buy-to-rent you already own - it's important to do things right.

As with other types of investment, real estate investors need a good vision and smart strategies to make it profitable. Here are 6 important guides for investors to avoid loss and gain profit from their real estate investment.