HCM City authorities have approved six additional residential projects for sale to foreign individuals and organisations, expanding access to the market as Việt Nam steps up efforts to attract overseas talent and capital.
Regarded as a key project in the province’s economic development strategy, Phuc Yen Industrial Park is expected to become a magnet for high-quality investment.
HCM City authorities have issued a series of decisions on land allocation, lease, and project timeline extensions, aiming to improve land use efficiency and strengthen oversight of delayed developments.
Covering nearly five hectares, the project has a total investment of more than VNĐ5.431 trillion and is expected to accommodate around 7,960 residents.
Đà Nẵng on March 29 broke ground on the 435ha Tam Anh-An An Hòa Industrial Park in the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone, with an aim of attracting high-tech foreign direct investment to the central region.
The real estate market in HCM City may encounter an imbalance with an overabundance of large apartments and a shortage of smaller units, contrary to the actual demands of the majority of the population, following the implementation of regulations regarding...
Efforts to accelerate industrial development in Cần Thơ City continue to face persistent challenges, as slow compensation, support and resettlement processes hinder the rollout of key projects across the city’s industrial park system.
Fusion Hotel Group, a leading wellness-inspired hospitality brand and management company, has been acquired by Suchad Chiaranussati, founder and chairman of SC Capital Partners, as well as the owner of Hotel Management Japan (HMJ) and Indonesian hotel operator Topotels Hotels & Resorts...
The Top 10 reputable developers include Vinhomes, Nam Long Investment Corporation, Khang Dien House Trading and Investment JSC, Ecopark Group, Van Phu Invest, Taseco Land Investment JSC, Phat Dat Real Estate Development Corporation, DIC Corporation, BIM Land and Phu Long...
HCM City authorities have introduced a new administrative framework aimed at speeding up social housing projects by placing them in a “green lane” and “priority lane” to fast-track approvals and reduce procedural bottlenecks.
Việt Nam has emerged as the world’s fourth-largest market for branded residences, underscoring the country’s growing appeal as a destination for luxury real estate investment, according to a new report by global property consultancy Savills.
Authorities in HCM City are seeking investors for a social housing project covering about 4.7 hectares in Rạch Dừa Ward as part of efforts to expand the supply of affordable homes.
