With the aim of connecting the infrastructure of the former Ha Nam and Nam Dinh provinces with the North-South Expressway, the
Liêm Sơn interchange project on the Cau Gie-Ninh Binh Expressway was initiated by the Ha Nam provincial government in early
2023, now known as Ninh Binh province.
This VND 3,742 billion project will seamlessly connect the North-South Expressway with National Highway 1 in the former Ha
Nam province, and National Highways 21A and 21B in the former Nam Dinh province upon completion.
Apart from its role in regional connectivity (between the former provinces of Ha Nam, Nam Dinh, and Ninh Binh, now unified
as Ninh Binh province), the Liêm Sơn interchange, along with its accompanying road infrastructure, will also establish
uninterrupted links between prominent tourist and historical sites such as Tam Chúc (former Ha Nam) – Den Tran (former
Nam Dinh) – Bai Dinh (Ninh Binh).
Over the past two years, the project investor, Ha Nam Ninh Binh Province Project Management Board (formerly Ha Nam Province
Project Management Board), and contractors have fenced off the main expressway to construct temporary roads on both sides
(as indicated by the red arrows) to divert expressway traffic.
As of now, the Liêm Sơn interchange is nearing completion, with construction units finalizing the remaining tasks, including
the installation of road signs.
Asphalt paving is currently underway on the expressway approaching the interchange bridges from both sides.
According to the construction and traffic management plan, after the opening of the interchange, vehicles on the expressway
will use the overpass, while the center of the interchange below will accommodate the connecting roads and branches to the
expressway.
Upon the expected completion of the Liêm Sơn interchange in Q4 2025, Ninh Binh province’s transportation infrastructure will
be seamlessly connected to the North-South Expressway, fostering local economic growth, social development, and tourism.
The Billion-Dollar Project: Unveiling the Impact on Thousands of Households in Quang Ngai
The Provincial People’s Committee met with the Land Development Center to discuss compensation and clearance for the Hoang Sa – Doc Soi Road project, a 3,500 billion VND investment.
The Road Less Traveled: Unveiling the Dung Quat – Sa Huynh Coastal Highway Project in Quang Ngai
On September 6th, the People’s Committee of Quang Ngai province organized a groundbreaking ceremony for the Dung Quat – Sa Huynh coastal road project, phase IIB, in Mo Cay commune.
“The Expansion Project: Unveiling the Future of Transportation in Vietnam”
The ambitious project to expand over 96 kilometers of the Ho Chi Minh City – Trung Luong – My Thuan expressway to 6-8 lanes, with an investment of more than VND 41,000 billion, is set to commence by the end of this year. This expansion is expected to bring much-needed relief to the congested gateway connecting Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta provinces, improving traffic flow and reducing travel time for commuters and travelers alike.
The Data-Driven Insight into Real Estate Around Key Infrastructure
“Location, location, location” is a well-known mantra in the real estate industry, and for good reason. But it’s not just about the present location; it’s about the future potential of that area. A property’s value is influenced not only by its physical attributes but also by its “future prospects.” This includes prime locations, convenient transportation links, well-developed infrastructure, transparent legal frameworks, and the economic growth potential of the surrounding region. These factors create a foundation for sustainable value appreciation and are key considerations for savvy investors and homeowners alike.
The Next Property Hotspot: Unveiling the Billion-Dollar Infrastructure Revolution
The development of a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure project has transformed travel connections between Bien Hoa (Dong Nai) and Ho Chi Minh City, sparking new dynamics in the region’s real estate market.
