Property

The projected road that connects Pho Hien an Hung Ha wards is expected to create new space and momentum for local socio-economic development.

Under a draft decree, the management of raw rare earth will be tightened.

Forecasting the outlook for 2026, Vietcombank Securities (VCBS) noted that while real estate credit continues to grow as numerous projects enter the sales phase and accelerate construction—driving up demand for medium- and long-term capital—access to funding will not be as favorable as in previous years.

The economic zone will span approximately 5,300 hectares, designed to leverage Hai Phong city’s strengths in industrial and service development, with a focus on high-tech and environmentally friendly industries.

The new regulations aim to finalize the legal framework, ensure transparency in fee determination, and enhance the efficiency of state management over apartment operations.

Directive No 05 calls for an urgent mobilization of resources to accelerate cadastral mapping, land registration, and the development of a comprehensive national land database.