To enhance connectivity with the Southeast region, particularly between Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, and Binh Phuoc, Dong Nai province is collaborating with other localities to implement several transportation projects with a budget of tens of thousands of billions of VND.
A glimpse of Dong Nai province.
Accordingly, Dong Nai plans to invest approximately 11,000 billion VND in the construction of Cat Lai Bridge and Dong Nai 2 Bridge to connect with Ho Chi Chi Minh City.
For Ma Da Bridge and the road connecting Binh Phuoc, the province expects to allocate more than 11,000 billion VND.
Dong Nai will also invest about 2,000 billion VND in the construction of Hieu Lien, Thanh Hoi, Xom La, Tan An, and Tan Hien Bridges to link with Binh Duong province.
Additionally, the province will allocate funds for site clearance of Ring Road 4.
To improve connectivity between areas within the province and Long Thanh International Airport, Dong Nai needs about 18,000 billion VND for transportation projects such as DT 769, DT 770B, and DT 773 in the coming years.
Due to the significant capital requirements, besides utilizing local budgets, Dong Nai will request support from the Central Government and mobilize capital from land fund exploitation and other legal sources. The province is currently finalizing documents and procedures, aiming to commence construction on several connecting transportation projects by the end of this year.
The Vital Decision of Dong Nai Province Regarding the ‘Second Mountain Range’
Mount Chứa Chan, dubbed the “Second Highest Peak” in the Southeast region, has caught the attention of Dong Nai province. With its majestic presence, the mountain has become a focal point for a major project aimed at developing eco-tourism and wellness retreats in the area.
The Ninety Complex: A Prestigious Address for Business Suites
The heart of the city has always been the epicenter of growth and real estate value appreciation. This is a proven fact in the history of urban development. The Ninety Complex presents a rare opportunity to own prime real estate in the very core of the urban center, where the supply is almost absolutely limited, and property values will continue to accumulate over time.
The Hanoi Skybridge: A Historic River Crossing
The Tran Hung Dao Bridge construction project was inaugurated on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (19th August) and National Day (2nd September).
The Longest Main Span Bridge in Southeast Asia: Connecting Ba Ria-Vung Tau and Dong Nai
As a key transportation project, the Phuoc An Bridge, connecting the provinces of Dong Nai and Ba Ria – Vung Tau, is entering its final stages with accelerated construction. This vital link between regions promises to revolutionize inter-provincial travel and trade, reducing travel time and fostering economic growth in the area. With its strategic location and efficient design, the Phuoc An Bridge is poised to become a prominent transportation hub, enhancing connectivity and bringing numerous benefits to the people of both provinces.
The Four Infrastructure Pillars to Reach in 2025 and the Boost for the Real Estate Market
The completion of key infrastructure projects, including the Tan Van Interchange, Ring Road 3, Long Thanh Airport, and the Bien Hoa-Vung Tau Expressway by the end of 2025, is having a profound impact on the real estate market. These developments are reigniting investment flows, particularly in areas with direct links to this new infrastructure.
