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The land market in Da Nang has seen a dramatic increase in transactions, rising eightfold compared to the previous month. However, overall liquidity remains low, indicating ongoing challenges in the real estate sector.
Nguyen Xuan Quang, Chairman of Nam Long, emphasizes the importance of real value in real estate projects. He discusses how the company optimizes urban planning and shares community spaces to meet market demands amid current market pressures.
San Francisco has seen a dramatic increase in rental prices, now the highest in the U.S., driven by a shortage of housing and soaring salaries in the AI sector. The average rent has jumped 18% to $3,728 per month, surpassing New York for the first time since 2019.
Singer Hoang Bach and his wife have moved into a new villa in Nha Be, Ho Chi Minh City, where they have created a vibrant garden filled with various plants and fruits. The couple's passion for gardening has led to a bountiful harvest, including their prized hydrangeas.
Novaland is intensifying efforts to complete the Aqua City project in Dong Nai, with financial institutions committing over 20 trillion VND. The project aims to establish a modern ecological urban area by 2027.
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.