The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee has issued a document assigning agencies to address difficulties and problems in repairing apartments and common property in apartment buildings managed by the Center for Housing Management and Construction Appraisal under the Department of Construction.
Previously, in late July, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee allocated 3,944 state-owned apartments to the People’s Committees of districts, counties, and Thu Duc City for these localities to approve management and use plans for resettlement purposes.
 Thousands of vacant apartments in the 38.4-hectare area of the new Thu Thiem Urban Area, Thu Duc City. Photo: Hoang Giam |
The People’s Committees of districts, counties, and Thu Duc City were required to report detailed information on the actual number of apartments in need of repair, as well as the progress and plans for resettlement arrangement.
Based on this plan, the Center for Housing Management and Construction Appraisal will carry out the repair of apartments and common property in apartment buildings.
Nearly 4,000 allocated apartments are divided into three groups. Group 1 comprises all vacant apartments in a building that are still unoccupied and have not been assigned for use. Group 2 includes vacant apartments that are located among occupied ones but have not established an apartment management board yet.
For these first two groups, the Center for Housing Management and Construction Appraisal will take the lead in repairing, ensuring the progress as proposed by the localities.
Group 3 consists of vacant apartments located among other occupied ones, and where an apartment management board has already been established.
For this group, the Center for Housing Management and Construction Appraisal is assigned to repair the apartments and coordinate with the management board to report to the Department of Construction on the plan for repairing the common property of the apartment building.
Anh Phuong
“Social Security Scandal: Artist Management Company Owes a Whopping $88,000 in Unpaid Benefits”
The Linh Quy Nghia Artist Company has landed itself on the list of 15,730 entities in Ho Chi Minh City that have fallen behind on social insurance payments as of October 31, 2024. With outstanding payments totaling over VND 2.1 billion, the company has been delinquent for at least three months.
Long An Masterplan: Accelerating Urban Infrastructure Development Towards 2030
On September 26, 2024, the Vietnam Real Estate Research Institute officially released a research report titled “Urban Development and the Real Estate Market in Long An Province for the period 2021 – 2025, with a vision towards 2030.”
Unlocking Capital for Businesses: Access up to 200 Billion VND with 0% Interest Rates
“The Ho Chi Minh City government is offering preferential loans of up to VND 200 billion per project at 0% interest to businesses with projects in the supporting industries sector. This initiative aims to boost key industries, including automation and mechanical engineering, electronics, information technology, textiles, and footwear.”
Why Do Businesses Still Struggle Despite 0% Long-Term Loans?
“The financial powerhouse of Ho Chi Minh City, the State Financial Investment Company, is offering an unprecedented opportunity for select priority sectors. They are committed to supporting these sectors by providing a 100% interest rate subsidy on loans for eligible projects. This bold move underscores the city’s dedication to fostering growth and development in key areas.”
Streamlining Administrative Divisions in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City: A Bold Move to Reduce the Number of Wards
This merger will take effect from January 1, 2025.
