Property

Following a great deal of effort, Vietnam is making steady progress toward reaching its target of building 1 million social housing units by 2030.

Hanoi’s housing market has gained momentum over time from institutional reforms, long-term planning, and major infrastructure investment.

Credit policy has a substantial and visible effect on all facets of the real estate market.

The project aiming to attract major semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) companies and generating more than $10 billion in annual revenue.

Professor Hoang Van Cuong, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Economic Association, tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy that the housing market will develop in a positive manner once new housing policies take effect.

The recently-issued Resolution No. 21 opens a new phase in land and real estate policy, placing land more firmly within the broader context of social equity and quality of life as well as economic growth and resource allocation.