The Hanoi People’s Council approved the investment policy for the Ring Road 2.5
section from Cau Giay to Dich Vong in January 2016, with a total capital of
over VND 1,400 billion, a cross-section of 50 meters, and 6 lanes. The
starting point connects Cau Giay Street (intersecting with Nguyen Van Huyen),
and the endpoint intersects with the 50-meter planned road in Dich Vong New
Urban Area.
The road was expected to significantly reduce travel time between Cau Giay and
Yen Hoa, Trung Kinh, and connect Ring Road 2.5 to Nguyen Trai – Dam Hong.
However, after 9 years, the road remains on paper due to challenges in land
clearance.
The project site presents a mixed picture, with some sections cleared while
others await handover. Vacant lots are filled with construction debris and
garbage, with some areas utilized for vegetable gardens or parking.
Local resident Tran Ngoc Cuong shared, “Since 2016, we have not seen any
progress on the road project. About two years ago, some households agreed to
relocate, and their houses were demolished, but the debris was left behind,
affecting the lives of those who remained.”
The Ring Road 2.5 section from Cau Giay to Dich Vong New Urban Area is only
420 meters long.
The approved project, with a timeline of 2016-2025, has made no visible
progress.
Temporary housing has been erected on cleared land, indicating a lack of
progress in the project’s development.
According to the plan, the project was to be implemented in the 2016-2025
period. However, in reality, no significant progress has been made.
The cleared land has become a dumping ground for construction waste and
garbage, affecting the daily lives of nearby residents.
The stagnant project has led to the proliferation of temporary structures and
garbage dumps in the area.
The prolonged delay in the project’s execution has resulted in an eyesore of
garbage and temporary dwellings.
The garbage dump has become a permanent fixture in the daily lives of
residents in the area.
The cleared land has become a dumping ground for construction materials,
adding to the eyesore in the area.
New residential buildings are being constructed along the Ring Road 2.5,
highlighting the need for timely completion of the road project.
The Great Hanoi Vehicle Inspection: A Comprehensive Review of Gas and Petrol-Powered Automobiles
The Hanoi authorities have instructed 126 communes and wards to survey and identify potential land plots for the installation of charging stations catering to clean energy vehicles. This initiative involves the comprehensive survey and data collection of the current gasoline, diesel, and electric car and motorbike fleet, facilitating a seamless transition to cleaner transportation options.
Why Did Hanoi Scrap Numerous Pilot Projects for Commercial Housing by Agreement?
The proposed pilot project for 169 commercial housing sites falls short of the criteria set out in Resolution 171. This ambitious initiative, which aims to revolutionize the commercial housing landscape, requires a meticulous approach to ensure its success. With a careful strategy and expert execution, this project has the potential to be a game-changer.
The Capital Draws Crowds for A80 Showcase, Airfares for National Day Skyrocket to Lunar New Year Levels
Airfares for the Ho Chi Minh City – Hanoi route during the National Day holiday on September 2nd can reach up to 7 million VND for a return ticket, a price surge comparable to the Lunar New Year festivities and almost double the regular rates.
The Ultimate Guide to Investing in Real Estate: Unveiling the Secrets of the Savvy Developer Behind the Upcoming High-Rise in Hanoi’s Prime Location, the Long-Neglected Goldmine of Ha Dong
The Shareholding Hotel Tourism Company Song Nhue, in collaboration with SeABank, is set to demolish the long-abandoned Song Nhue Hotel in Ha Dong. In its place, a modern high-rise complex will be constructed, with a total investment of over VND 2,400 billion.
The Final Plot: Unveiling Lideco’s Long-Awaited Project in Dich Vong Urban Area
The Dich Vong New Urban Area project, a prestigious development in the heart of Hanoi, was entrusted to Lideco by the People’s Committee of Hanoi back in 1997, with an initial completion date set for 2007. Nearly two decades later, this long-awaited project on prime real estate is finally being untangled, with construction expected to commence in the near future.
