Revenue from land and housing was estimated at nearly VNĐ342 trillion (US$13.57 billion) in the first seven months of the year, reaching 116.7 per cent of the forecast, an increase of 145.4 per cent compared to the same period last...
Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Đức Phớc urged ministries and localities to implement measures to regulate the real estate sector and manage inflation following a price management meeting in Hà Nội on Tuesday.
In Q2 2025, Hà Nội continued to lead the nation in apartment price growth, with the average selling price reaching VNĐ75.5 million per square metre, up 7.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter.
Stipulated in a draft amendment to the Law on Personal Income Tax, the proposal seeks to replace the current flat 2 per cent tax on property sale prices with a 20 per cent tax on actual profits.
There has also been a surge in the hotel sector with 561 five-star rooms added in the first half of 2025, accounting 73 per cent of total capacity of 2024.
HCM City’s Department of Construction has proposed a one-year pilot programme allowing short-term rentals in apartments starting September 1, in a bid to regulate the rapidly growing homestay market amid increasing demand from tourists and business travellers.
Land pricing must reflect the State’s role as the representative of land ownership and its decision-making authority on land prices, according to the revisions.
The HCM City real estate market has seen green shoots of recovery and the prospects of new supply amid easier legal procedures and lower bank lending interest rates, according to the Department of Construction.
HCM City continues to be a top destination for northern investors, according to speakers at the "Vietnam Real Estate Market Outlook H1 2025" event held in HCM City on July 22.
Global hospitality group Accor has signed a new Handwritten Collection hotel project in Nha Trang with Khai Hoang TM DV-Tourism Co Ltd, set to open in late 2025.
According to a HHTIP report, the high-tech park and industrial zones in the city have attracted US$125 million in investment from the beginning of this year.
Nguyễn Đức Thành, head of the Urban Housing Research Institute, said small apartments priced between VNĐ2–3 billion are now a central focus for both banks and developers.
With anundanr clean land, clear laws and growing talent, the new HCM City area has become a top spot for industrial real estate, delegates said at a July 17 seminar.
