The move is seen as an unprecedented attempt by Hà Nội authorities to discourage short-term speculation, reduce housing price and prioritise genuine housing demand amid skyrocketing housing prices in the capital city.
At the local level, 13 provinces and cities have completed the establishment of funds and are seeking approval from provincial people’s councils for additional capital allocations, the report said.
HCM City has officially reopened the door to short-term apartment rentals under a new regulatory framework, a move expected to revive part of the urban accommodation market while raising fresh concerns over security, building management and residents’ rights.
New iconic twin towers One Central Saigon will be developed in the heart of HCM City, offering a compelling fusion of international living standards, hospitality, retail, business, and services in the bustling urban landscape.
Hà Nội has allowed residents who already own homes to buy or lease-to-purchase social housing apartments if their current residence is more than 20km from their workplace.
Under a draft amendment to the Law on Housing 2023 now open for public consultation, social housing owners would only be permitted to resell to buyers who meet the eligibility criteria for social housing support.
Hà Nội has given investors in 341 delayed land-use projects until April 30 to prove their capacity and timelines, warning of possible withdrawal or suspension for non-compliance.
Stavian Vinh Phuc Industrial Park saw rising investment in early 2026, with new projects advancing and more land lease deals signed, signalling stronger development.
Việt Nam’s move to tighten oversight of real estate lending is aimed at managing risks rather than restricting credit, officials and industry executives said, as authorities seek to balance financial stability with growth.
