Many people are amazed by the cost of building a 2-story modern-classical villa, which is only around 1 billion, but still has all the necessary functions and modernity.

Quảng Nam's real estate market is undergoing a shift in both supply and demand, with a widening range from central areas to suburban industrial clusters and new residential areas.

In 2024, numerous entrepreneurs and investors have high hopes for a market with potentials that can "surpass the waves and go beyond".

The Thanh Xuan District Police (Hanoi) has recently released a list of 90 residential buildings with multiple apartments (mini apartments) that are still in violation of fire safety regulations. It is worth noting that many of these buildings are owned by Nghiem Quang Minh, the owner of the mini apartment building that caught fire on Khuong Ha street, resulting in the death of 56 people.

The Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho railway project has been allocated funds to prepare a feasibility study report, which will be submitted to the competent authority for resource mobilization and implementation before 2030.

The project is situated in the bustling yet suffocating city of Tokyo. As a result, the architects designed it to be a space for "escaping" from the city and "healing" the soul.

The government has recently assigned 5 departments to develop a national land database plan to integrate with the national population database.

Hoà Lạc urban area is currently offering land at approximately 20 million VND/m2, which is much cheaper than the land prices in areas such as Thường Tín, Đông Anh, and other suburban areas.

According to Cushman & Wakefield, at the beginning of 2024, the occupancy rate is expected to be high in newly opened projects in Ho Chi Minh City.

Many gigantic cashew trees are being sold by garden owners at prices ranging from 250 to 500 million dong at the Spring Flower Market in Ho Chi Minh City.