Hue City in central Vietnam is calling for investment in three large-scale social housing projects with a combined capital of VND4.4 trillion (approximately $167 million), according to the city’s Department of Construction.
The first project will be developed on land plot XH1, Zone B of the An Van Duong New Urban Area. Covering about 18,551 sq.m, the project is expected to supply around 1,200 apartments, with total investment estimated at VND1.19 trillion ($45.2 million).
The second project, located in Phong Thai Ward, spans 26.17 hectares and will provide approximately 1,680 adjacent houses. Its total investment capital is estimated at VND1.43 trillion ($54.3 million).
The third project will be built in Huong An Ward on an area of more than 40,300 sq.m, supplying around 1,581 apartments. The required investment capital is estimated at over VND1.77 trillion ($67.3 million).
Construction of all three projects is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.
In 2025, the city broke ground on four social housing projects, delivering more than 2,000 apartments, as part of efforts to expand affordable housing supply.
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