Real Estate

"This content was discussed at a workshop hosted by the University of Law Ho Chi Minh City and the Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC) on July 18. The workshop, titled “Real Estate Disputes in the Context of the New Legal Framework,” explored the latest legal developments and their impact on real estate disputes in Vietnam."

The Lam Dong Provincial Leaders asserted that the handling of violations at the Golf Club Building project of Hoang Gia DL Joint Stock Company has always been approached with caution and with the utmost respect for the law.

The issue of land grabbing and forest encroachment in Phu Quoc, exacerbated by the use of fraudulent documents to deceive and expropriate assets, has become a complex problem. The authorities have established a specialized case to investigate and eradicate this issue.

In the second quarter of 2024, DKRA Group conducted a survey on planned projects with a scale of 1 ha and above, excluding individual household land or secondary transactions. The survey focused on projects with detailed planning at a scale of 1/500, offering insights into the dynamics of the land segment in Danang and its vicinity.

The eerie sight of abandoned, half-built villas on the Son Tra peninsula in Da Nang has become a ghostly attraction, deterring both locals and tourists from venturing near.

The 2024 Land Law is set to benefit Vietnamese expatriates, with new provisions allowing them to purchase and own property in Vietnam. This is expected to spark a wave of new investment in Ho Chi Minh City and surrounding provinces, as Viet Kieu seize the opportunity to establish roots back in their homeland.

For nearly two decades, the residents of 91B Apartment Complex in An Khanh Ward, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City, have endured a litany of issues: exposed and rusting ceiling beams, peeling floor tiles, lengthy cracks in the foundation, and a plethora of unreasonable fees. Adding insult to injury, the developer has been notably absent, leaving nearly 450 families to grapple with these problems on their own.

The Northeast Urban Subdivision of Vi Thanh and its surrounding areas in Hau Giang Province span a total area of approximately 1,152 hectares, with an anticipated population size of nearly 88,000 individuals.

Over 80% of the demand for real estate in Ho Chi Minh City's western region is for actual accommodation, yet supply has plummeted to a record low in the first half of 2024.

The construction of three new underground tunnels on Nguyen Van Linh, Phan Thuc Duyen, and Mai Chi Tho roads is set to be a game-changer for traffic congestion in Ho Chi Minh City. These strategic infrastructure projects are designed to provide much-needed relief from the city's notorious rush-hour gridlock, offering a seamless and efficient transportation experience for commuters.