Tag: Lam Dong province

Authorities are reviewing commercial housing projects to ensure they adhere to regulations requiring a 20% land allocation for social housing construction.

The 66-km expressway, connecting Dong Nai and Lam Dong provinces, carrying an estimated investment capital of $550 million.

The central province also encourages investment in large-scale entertainment complexes and theme parks; among others.

When fully completed, the expressway will feature four lanes and two emergency stop lanes, with a roadbed width of 24.75 m, and an allowed maximum speed limitted to 100 km/h.

The initiative aims to ensure operational continuity during repairs and upgrades to the existing runway, thereby avoiding disruptions.

Under an approved plan, many priority sectors and fields will attract investment capital from non-public sources.

Central highlands’ city targets building the equivalent of 1,236 social housing units in 2024.

Provincial People’s Council has approved planning for the 2021-2030 period with a vision to 2050.

Priority given to agriculture, renewable energy, and natural resources.

Project consists of three buildings with 480 apartments, accommodating between 1,450 and 1,900 people.

The Di Linh District People’s Committee in the central highlands’ Lam Dong province has proposed adding 141 projects with investment priority to provincial planning for the 2021-2030 period and vision to 2050. Eight projects are in trade and services and research centers, 34 in industry, tourism, and residential areas, and 53 in transportation.

The central highlands’ Lam Dong province has issued an Action Program for Sustainable Urban Development, in which it will give priority to the development of framework technical infrastructure so that it will become a hub for international and national trade and the three key economic regions of the central highlands, Ho Chi Minh City, and the south-central coast.