Hà Nội Department of Natural Resources and Environment has completed a draft land price framework to be applied from January 1, 2026, which proposes increases in most areas.
The campaign to improve the national land database is a test of the data governance capacity for the public administration system based on synchronised, accurate and shareable electronic data among agencies.
The Hallmark, a Grade A+ office building in the heart of HCM City, has become the first office building in Việt Nam to achieve WiredScore Platinum - the highest rating of global certification for digital connectivity.
Over the past three decades, Việt Nam has witnessed one of the strongest real estate price increases in Southeast Asia. Việt Nam News talks with experts about the underlying causes and possible responses to cool down the overheated market.
Việt Nam’s real estate market is entering a promising new growth cycle, with four major cities – Hà Nội, HCM City, Hải Phòng, and Đà Nẵng – emerging as the key drivers of this momentum.
Across the country, overall housing supply has been rising, but the share of affordable homes remains critically low. Experts are urging goverment regulations to control real estate prices to be carefully designed to ensure feasibility and avoid further market distortions.
Under a draft solution, three key mechanisms are raised, including restricting loans for buyers of second home or more, reserving at least 30 per cent of housing projects for affordable homes and requiring real estate transactions to be conducted through...
The Ministry of Construction has called for real estate transactions to be conducted online through official trading centres or electronic platforms to enhance market transparency and management efficiency.
The Ministry of Public Security is inviting investors to develop a social housing project worth nearly VNĐ1.1 trillion (US$43 million) for police officers and personnel in HCM City, as the southern metropolis struggles to meet its ambitious housing goals.
PropertyGuru announced the winners of its annual Vietnam Property Awards in HCM City on October 24, celebrating outstanding achievements across nearly 70 categories.
The programme has become an important credit resource, helping tens of thousands of households, workers, and low-income workers to have conditions to settle down and stabilise their lives.
The Government’s decision to merge certain provinces and cities is expected to necessitate adjustments to all existing master plans while streamlining project approval procedures.
