Demand for affordable housing is rising, but many real estate businesses still face difficulties in launching projects as input costs climb and profit margins continue...
Following the administrative reorganisation, Da Nang now comprises 94 communes, wards and special zones, including 28 mountainous communes and six border communes, the...
Alongside efforts to advance the National Rental Housing Fund, Viet Nam needs to change its approach to housing development and view rental housing as essential social...
After a prolonged slowdown, Vietnam’s real estate market entered 2026 with expectations of recovery, supported by a series of government policies aimed at removing legal...
Developing social housing for rent is increasingly being viewed as an important solution to meet genuine housing demand, curb speculation, and expand access to...
Credit programmes targeting infrastructure, social housing and agriculture in Viet Nam have continued to gather pace, with initial results showing steady progress,...
Ha Noi’s housing market enters 2026 with clear signs of recovery, while also recording a trend towards upgrading the quality of supply and shifting development space...
The proposal to raise the income ceilings for purchasing social housing to VND 50 million per month could broaden access for middle-income earners. However,...
Savills Viet Nam’s 2025 Industrial Real Estate Outlook indicates that the market is entering a period of pronounced structural shift in demand. Rather than the...
In 2025, Viet Nam’s real estate market recorded a clear recovery, with transaction volumes rising by more than 7%. However, apartment prices surged by 20–30%, and in...
With more open institutions and stronger trust, real estate will remain a key sector supporting double-digit GDP growth from 2026.
Viet Nam’s real estate market has entered a new stage of development, with its current contribution estimated at around 11% of GDP. More than 100,000 housing products...
At a time when the Vietnam real estate market has yet to fully recover, housing prices in several major cities continue to set new benchmarks, raising questions...
On December 19, a series of social housing projects across multiple provinces and cities will simultaneously break ground, delivering a significant boost toward Viet...
The prime minister has issued a new directive that requires authorities to recover social housing units sold to ineligible recipients and strengthen enforcement to...
Vietnam faces steep housing price increases due to shrinking supply, rising speculation and slow legal reforms, prompting a call for urgent policy action and expanded...
Viet Nam’s real estate market is demonstrating its increasingly major and important role, drawing special attention from the people, investors, and policymakers.
Localities are striving to overcome difficulties to complete the scheme on “Investing in the construction of at least one million social housing units...
Apartment prices in Hanoi continue to soar, especially in near-central districts, making the city’s housing challenge increasingly difficult.
Hanoi’s social housing prices have nearly doubled in two years, pushing many low-income buyers out of the market.
The government wants faster, simpler social housing development with online registration, better access to capital and strong oversight to meet Vietnam’s goal of one...
The draft regulation may pull down construction costs for social housing developers, dragging the prices down to meet demand from low-income earners.
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