The flagship project is the Multi-Sided Social Housing Area 3 in the Hung Thang Service Urban Area (Bai Chay Ward), developed by Ha Long Investment and Production Development LLC. With a total investment of 3.368 trillion VND, the project spans approximately 29,700 m² (2.97 hectares), including over 17,000 m² designated for construction. The current site features old ponds, low-lying land, shrubs, and a material storage area, which will be leveled and equipped with comprehensive technical and social infrastructure.
Social housing complex in Quang Ninh’s Bank Hill area.
The project’s master plan includes 3 residential towers, each rising 30 stories (2 basement levels and a technical floor), reaching a maximum height of 110 meters. These towers will house 2,577 units, comprising 2,035 social housing units in Towers A and B, 542 commercial apartments, and 15 shophouses in Tower T. The development is expected to accommodate around 5,000 residents, enhancing the urban landscape and service network in Bai Chay and the Hung Thang Service Urban Area.
In Cao Xanh Ward, a joint venture between My Quyen Trade and Investment JSC and Global Financial Investment JSC is developing a social housing project on AOM-72 land, as part of Sub-Zone 2 Planning. With an investment of approximately 2.266 trillion VND and a 50-year operational period, the project features a 25-story residential building with 1,789 units (1,750 social housing units and 39 low-rise adjacent units). Completion is slated for Q4/2028.
Also in Cao Xanh, a partnership between Gland Real Estate JSC and Global Financial Investment JSC is undertaking a social housing project on 20% of the residential land northwest of Tran Thai Tong Street. With an investment of around 592 billion VND, the project includes two 10-story residential towers offering 300 units for sale. The 50-year project is expected to be completed by Q4/2027.
Quang Ninh is set to add approximately 5,400 social housing units.
In Ha Tu Ward, the provincial People’s Committee has approved a social housing project on 20% of the land allocated for a resort combined with commercial services and housing along the Ha Long – Cam Pha route. Developed by Hai Phat Real Estate Investment and Business JSC, the project has an investment of approximately 1.711 trillion VND and a 50-year operational period. It includes four 18-story residential towers with one basement level (three social housing towers and one commercial tower), accommodating around 2,760 residents, or approximately 800 units.
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