Two Suburban Districts of Hanoi to Auction Over 80 Land Plots with a Starting Price of VND 5.3 Million per sq. m.

On September 30, 26 land lots in the Dong Say - Trem Sau area (phase 2) in Phung town, Dan Phuong district, will be auctioned. This will be followed by an auction of 58 land lots in Thanh Oai district on October 5. These lots are located in the Man Ca, Man Cong, and Ma Man areas (ONT-07 and ONT-08 rows) in Van Quan village, Do Dong commune.

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Vietnam’s leading auction house, Hop Danh Auction House, has announced an auction for the right to use 58 land plots in the Man Ca, Man Cong, and Ma Man areas (belonging to the ONT-07 and ONT-08 series) in Van Quan village, Do Dong commune, Thanh Oai district, Hanoi.

The land plots range in size from 76.55 sqm to 189.73 sqm, with a starting price of VND 5.3 million per sqm. This translates to a range of nearly VND 406 million to over VND 1 billion per plot. Prospective bidders are required to submit a deposit of over VND 81 million to VND 201 million. The auction will be held in a sealed-bid format, with each plot being auctioned off in a single round of bidding.

The auction is scheduled to take place on the morning of October 5 at the Thanh Oai District Sports Stadium.

In a similar vein, the Dan Phuong district of Hanoi has announced an auction for the right to use 26 land plots in the Dong Say – Tram Sau area (phase 2) in Phung town. The plots range in size from 55 sqm to 99 sqm, with a starting price of VND 14 million per sqm. The required deposit for each plot ranges from VND 193 million to VND 278 million.

The auction will be conducted through direct voting at the auction venue, with bidders offering higher prices. Those interested in the land’s location can visit the site in person.

The official auction will take place on September 30 at the People’s Committee Hall of Phung town, Dan Phuong district.

In September, several districts on the outskirts of Hanoi held auctions, including My Duc and Phuc Tho. Specifically, Lac Viet Auction Company held four land auctions in My Duc district, offering a total of 176 land plots.

Phuc Tho district also auctioned off 63 land plots in September. On September 10, 50 plots, including 30 in TT01, TT03, TT04, TT06, and TT07 of the Docc Tranh area in Trach My Loc commune, nine in TT08 of the Dong Phuoom area in Tho Loc commune, and 11 in the Huong Nam area of Xuan Dinh commune, were up for auction.

Subsequently, on September 16, 13 land plots in TT04 and TT06 of the Docc Tranh area in Trach My Loc commune, Phuc Tho district, were auctioned off, with a starting price of VND 23.4 million per sqm.

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