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Vietnam is set to construct the world's largest artificial lagoon as part of a $10 billion coastal urban development project by Vingroup. The Paradise Lagoon will cover 800 hectares and aims to attract millions of visitors annually.
Various countries have established different regulations regarding the duration of apartment ownership. In China, ownership can last up to 70 years, while Singapore allows for a 99-year lease. In the UK, the duration depends on agreements between parties.
New regulations on the usage duration of newly built apartments in Vietnam have sparked discussions about potential price increases. Experts suggest that fears of a price surge may be unfounded due to current market conditions.
Hưng Phú Thịnh has established itself as a prominent construction company in Ho Chi Minh City over the past decade, known for its quality projects and professional work processes. The company focuses on delivering high-quality construction services while ensuring customer satisfaction through
Vietnam's government is considering implementing higher taxes on vacant land to prevent speculation and improve the real estate market. The initiative aims to address inefficiencies in land use and promote better management of land resources.
Hanoi is set to develop three rental housing projects with a total investment of over 34 trillion VND, aiming to provide nearly 4,400 rental units by 2030. This initiative is part of the city's strategy to address urban housing challenges.
Hai Phong has raised the income ceiling for individuals eligible to purchase social housing to 29 million VND per month, effective August 1. This increase is 4 million VND higher than the national standard.
Vietnam's real estate market is experiencing a notable decline, with prices for various property types falling by significant amounts. Reports indicate that residential properties have seen reductions of up to 12 million VND per square meter.
Experts forecast that the pressure to cut prices on apartments and land lots in Vietnam will rise, particularly among investors using significant financial leverage. This trend is attributed to declining liquidity in the real estate market and rising interest rates.
The real estate market in Vietnam is experiencing a significant shift in investment strategies. While capital remains abundant, investors are now prioritizing properties with practical income potential over speculative ventures.
As regional infrastructure accelerates, many experts believe that the current market presents a rare opportunity for long-term home buyers. The real estate market is entering a new phase, marked by a shift in buyer behavior towards valuing tangible assets.
Vietnam's real estate brokerage sector continues to face significant challenges despite its crucial role in market development. Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Van Sinh highlighted these issues at the Vietnam Real Estate Brokerage Day 2026.