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The Ministry of Construction's proposal to allow housing developers to convert commercial housing projects into low-income housing could benefit both the firms and low income earners, but the conversion would not be an easy task, according to analysts.
The ministry's Circular No 02 that took effect on April 22 provides guidelines for conversion of commercial housing apartments to social (or low-income) housing and others.
Singaporean investors are still expressing optimism about opportunities to invest in Vietnam, despite global economic woes and the local real estate d...
Vietnamese property developer Nam Long is banking on its newly-listed shares becoming blue chip items of desire.
The Ho Chi Minh City-based gro...
President Place office building in Ho Chi Minh City has already pre-leased half of its space ahead of its formal opening of April 10—a sign that "gr...
Foreign developers can be expected to once again dominate the real estate transaction market in 2013, industry insiders claim.
Luong Tri Thin, chair...
Many property developers have been defaulting on land-use fees since 2011 amid the massive downturn in the housing market.
Tien Phong newspaper...
Frustration is growing among real estate developers who were expecting a faster deployment of Resolution 02/NQ-CP’s reforms designed to revive the l...
Happy Valley shopping & apartment complex has a campus area of 42,000 sqm located on 3 Lot R12, R15 and R18. Overall project consists of 14 blocks...
Prices in Hanoi’s overstocked apartment-for-sale market have dropped some more in early 2013, with mid-level products asking in the range of VND15-1...
Vo Trong Nghia's Stacking Green House has been awarded Building of the Year 2012 by the American magazine Archdaily.
The Vietnamese achitect wa...
Last year was seen as one of the most difficult years for Vietnam’s real estate market.
However, with many initiatives to address the market ...
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