Property

Nha Trang city in south-central Khanh Hoa province is planning for its Hon Tre - Hon Mot islands to become an urban ecological tourism, resort, entertainment, and conference and seminar complex of international standard. Many tourism areas and resort villas are already operating on the islands.

As an industrial area, southern Binh Duong province will focus on developing social housing projects to meet needs and support workers. The province aims to build a million houses for workers in the 2021-2025 period.

According to its housing development plan for the 2020-2025 period, south-central Binh Dinh province will develop more than 11 million sq m of residential housing, with capital of nearly VND74 trillion ($3.27 billion) required. To implement the plan, 12 new housing projects have recently been added.

Resort real estate has been developing strongly in Vietnam, with a range of models meeting the diverse needs of domestic and international tourists. The Ministry of Construction has proposed amending the Law on Real Estate Business to create a solid legal basis for its continued development.

Central Thua Thien-Hue province is attempting to reach an average housing area per capita of 26.5 sq m by 2025, so requires over VND63 trillion ($2.8 billion) to build more than 8.56 million sq m of floorspace.

Newly-built housing in Ho Chi Minh City is to reach 50 million sq m in the 2021-2025 period, with a per capita area of 23.5 sq m by the end of 2025. The per capita area is now just 21.04 sq m, or 24.4 sq m less than the national average in 2020.