These projects span from the An Van Duong area to the northern part of the central city, creating opportunities for urban space development and attracting medium to long-term investment capital.
Vietnam completed 170 housing projects with 46,962 units and commenced construction on 128 others with a total of 183,293 units from the beginning of 2026.
Alongside improving supply and liquidity, the recovery of Vietnam’s tourism industry is expected to remain a key driver supporting the growth of the resort real estate market.
The launch of five new metro lines marks the beginning of Hanoi’s Transit-Oriented Development strategy, creating new opportunities for the capital’s real estate market.
The country currently has 3,297 social and commercial housing projects and land plots in the pipeline, with the potential to supply around 5.9 million housing units.
Commercial and social housing development must go hand in hand, supported by appropriate regulations and breakthrough solutions to expand social housing supply, according to Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.