With a vast natural area spanning 24,233.1 km², the newly merged Lam Dong province boasts the largest area in Vietnam. This administrative change will bring about notable shifts, positioning the new Lam Dong province as a strategic economic, tourism, and industrial hub, seamlessly connecting the Central Highlands with the South Central Coast.
The real estate market in the new Lam Dong province, encompassing the former provinces of Lam Dong, Dak Nong, and Binh Thuan, is poised for significant growth. This growth is attributed to its massive scale, a robust tripod model encompassing tourism, high-tech agriculture, and industry, and well-planned infrastructure projects. As road and air transport links are established, real estate will undoubtedly become the focal point for incoming investments.

The Real Estate and Land Rights Trading Center Proposal
“Ms. Tong Thi Hanh, Director of the Department of Housing and Real Estate Market Management (Ministry of Construction), revealed that the Ministry has submitted to the Government a pilot scheme for a ‘State-managed Real Estate and Land Use Rights Trading Center’ model. The proposal is expected to be discussed at the National Assembly session in October.”
“Securities Firms Hike Fees Starting Tomorrow”
As June draws to a close, the VN-Index soars to new heights, reaching a remarkable 1,376 points in today’s session. The market is painted in a sea of green, particularly for mid-cap and small-cap stocks. A new chapter begins tomorrow, July 1st, as multiple brokerage firms are set to increase their service charges.
The Earnings Season is Approaching: Which Sectors Will Ride the Profit Wave?
As we move past the slow-growth period of 2024 and early 2025, the market is gearing up for the second-quarter earnings season, with several industries expected to showcase robust growth.