On May 22nd, the People’s Committee of Hanoi issued Decision No. 2567/QD-UBND on adjusting and supplementing the Tay Ho district’s land use plan for 2025.
Accordingly, Hanoi adjusted and supplemented the Tay Ho district’s land use plan for 2025, which was previously approved under Decision No. 119/QD-UBND dated January 8, 2025. Specifically:
Seventeen projects or constructions were adjusted and supplemented, totaling an area of approximately 46.84 hectares. These include new projects for 2025 such as the construction of Tu Lien Bridge, the supplementary water supply project for West Lake from the West Lake wastewater treatment plant to Sen Lake, the restoration of the Duc Thanh Temple, the Nghia Dung Temple, and the Nghi Tam Communal House, the site clearance and construction of technical infrastructure for the protection area of the Tay Ho Pagoda, and the construction of housing for the armed forces of the People’s Police in the X1 area of Phu Thuong ward, Tay Ho district.
Dam Tri Lake, adjacent to West Lake. Photo: Hung Cuong
The decision also adjusted the content regarding the number of projects and their total area in the land use plan. The adjusted content now reads: “The list of projects and constructions in the 2025 land use plan includes 98 projects, with a total area of approximately 426.55 hectares,” instead of the previous “89 projects with a total area of 384.92 hectares.”
Other contents of the Tay Ho district’s 2025 land use plan remain unchanged and are still implemented according to Decision No. 119 issued by the Hanoi People’s Committee at the beginning of the year.
Six projects were added to the Ha Dong district’s 2025 land use plan, including the new urban areas of Thanh Ha A and Thanh Ha B developed by Cienco 5, a new middle school in Ha Dong district, housing for the armed forces of the People’s Police in Duong Noi ward, the Kien Hung resettlement area, and the Ha Cau residential area, with a total land area of 8.07 hectares.
The Economic and Social Development and Budgetary Affairs: A Parliamentary Discussion
“On May 23rd, alongside reviewing and providing feedback on legal projects, the National Assembly will hold intra-party discussions regarding the implementation of the socio-economic development plan and the state budget for the first few months of 2025.”
“Prime Minister Kicks Off Construction of Tu Lien Bridge in Hanoi: Targeting a 24-Month Completion Timeline”
On the morning of May 19th, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Tu Lien Bridge and road construction project in Hanoi. With a total investment of nearly VND 20,000 billion, the project includes the construction of the Tu Lien Bridge and the road leading to it, connecting the Nghi Tam and Truong Sa intersections.
The First Bridge in Hanoi to Spans both the Red and Duong Rivers
With the groundbreaking ceremony, the construction site area for the Tu Lien Bridge has been agreed upon by relevant units. At 5.1 km in length, the Tu Lien Bridge will be the first bridge to span both the Red River and the Duong River.
Six More Red River Crossings: Construction to Commence This Year
“In an ambitious move to enhance transportation links and urban development on both sides of the Red River, the Hanoi People’s Committee has announced plans to construct six additional bridges across the river by the end of 2025. This announcement comes hot on the heels of the construction commencement of the Tu Lien Bridge on May 19, underscoring the city’s commitment to improving connectivity and fostering balanced growth in the area.”
‘Cutting’ the Price Fever: Hanoi’s Apartment Market Stabilizes
The residential property market in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed a slowdown in price growth, no longer surging at the same rate as in 2024. This insight is according to the Ministry of Construction’s report on housing and the real estate market for the first quarter of 2025.
