Industrial park developer Sài Gòn-Đà Nẵng Investment Joint Stock Corporation (SDN) has started construction of the second functional area of the Đà Nẵng Free Trade Zone (FTZ2), also known as Eagle FTZ, on 75ha with an investment of VNĐ1.6 trillion...
The project has total investment of VNĐ2.15 trillion (about US$82 million) and covers nearly 218ha, featuring a high-end resort, an 18-hole golf course and a range of coastal amenities.
Covering 119.5 ha in An Phước and Bình An communes in Đồng Nai City, the park is expected to become a centre for IT, research and development (R&D), technology transfer and digital technology business incubation.
Coffee shops and eateries tucked away in Hà Nội''s alleys are showing that lower-profile locations can offer a more sustainable business model than costly street-front premises.
HCM City authorities have approved a 1/2,000-scale zoning plan for the Bà Điểm social housing urban area, covering about 191.6 hectares and designed to accommodate an estimated 67,465 people.
Vice Chairman of the Gia Lai People''s Committee Lâm Hải Giang said the industrial park plays an important role to the province''s socio-economic development plans.
Speaking at the ceremony, Vice Chairwoman of the Thái Nguyên People’s Committee Nguyễn Thị Loan said the province is pursuing rapid and sustainable development while striving to become a modern industrial centre of the mountainous northern midland region.
The target exceeds the minimum of 18,700 units assigned to the capital by the Prime Minister and forms part of Hà Nội''s 2026-30 housing development plan, which includes 236 social housing projects.
The KCN Sóng Thần 3 project, located in Sóng Thần 3 Industrial Park in an area formerly part of Bình Dương Province, will comprise ready-built factories and hybrid facilities with more than 130,000 square metres of industrial space upon completion.
Outer-ring urban areas are reshaping the residential property market in HCM City thanks to large-scale developments and ongoing urban expansion, experts said.
Just over a year ago, land auctions across several provinces drew thousands of applications as investors competed aggressively, driving winning bids to two or three times the starting prices in some cases.
Việt Nam''s property market is entering a new growth cycle, with urban planning, infrastructure investment, greater market transparency, and genuine housing demand gradually replacing speculation as the main drivers of growth, according to Batdongsan.com.vn.
