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The estimated value of planning is more than 1.2 billion VND from the city budget, including the Cost of planning tasks, costs of preparing planning projects, Costs for appraisal of tasks, and appraisal of planning projects.
Summary of all outstanding news related to enterprises listed on two stock exchanges.
Planned as the first shopping - entertainment - entertainment complex under the shoppertainment model, Mega Grand World is becoming a place many food, fashion and service brands "keep an eye on".
The Ministry of Construction proposes to the Government to unify regulations on housing ownership rights of foreigners not attached to land use rights and supplement the provision that foreigners are allowed to extend the house ownership period once.
Foreign investors are targeting legal enough projects with reasonable prices. The investors mainly come from Korea, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand...
The question "When will the land be hot again" is probably interesting to many investors. Many investors have put money into this segment and are waiting for new signals from the market.
The Singapore Group will spend VND 1,000 billion to buy 65% of the shares of the business that owns a trade center in Hanoi Vietnam.
Industrial real estate in Vietnam is considered a bright spot in the market today. In the last quarter, rents of this segment continued to increase in both regions.
In Ben Tre, more than 11 key infrastructure projects, including 2 horizontal highways, have created favorable conditions for Southwest real estate to welcome new opportunities.
Grasping the increasing demand for holding apartments, many investors have applied preferential policies for buying apartments in the west of Hanoi, Vietnam.
The number of newly established real estate businesses and registered capital declined deeply in the first half of the year, equal to less than half of the same period last year.
HCMC – The real estate sector is not yet out of the woods as the number of newly established real estate firms and their registered capital has dropped to less than half of the figures recorded in the first half of last year. The number of enterprises entering the market and the newly registered