Talking to Lao Dong reporter, Ms. Nguyen Song Ha (living in Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi) informed that after selling the house in the alley in Khuong Trung ward, 30 square meters wide, for 3 billion VND, equivalent to 100 million VND. /m2, her family is still struggling to find a suitable apartment.
"Fearful of fire and explosion, it would be difficult to repair the house, so my family sold the house in the alley in Thanh Xuan district to find a suitable apartment. However, with the amount of 3 billion VND, my family It is difficult to find and buy an apartment in the inner city when the price segment continues to increase" - Ms. Ha said.
Also sharing on the residential real estate buying and selling forum, Mr. Trinh Xuan Linh (living on Bui Xuong Trach street, Thanh Xuan district) also shared that after selling the house in the alley for 4 billion VND, his family had to borrow Borrow an additional 500 million VND to buy an apartment.
Mr. Linh further shared that the house is located in a deep and narrow alley. In order to facilitate business and children's education, the family put it up for sale quickly to buy back an old apartment for 4.5 billion VND in the district. Ha Dong.
Meanwhile, according to CBRE Vietnam statistics, the selling price of primary apartments in Hanoi in the second quarter of 2024 reached nearly 65 million/m2, an increase of 25% compared to the first quarter of 2024 due to mainly high new supply. grant.
Mr. Nguyen Quoc Khanh - Vice President of the Vietnam Real Estate Brokers Association (Vars) commented that with rising apartment prices, people's ability to access homes, especially those with average and low incomes, has become increasingly difficult. increasingly difficult. With the average salary of workers today, if they buy a house, they will hardly have enough money to pay bank loan interest.
Notably, Mr. Nguyen Quoc Khanh said that the price of apartments in the suburbs of Hanoi is currently priced at up to 60-70 million VND/m2.
Explaining the reasons for rising house prices, Mr. Nguyen The Diep - Vice President of Hanoi Real Estate Club shared that the biggest bottleneck today is that mechanisms and policies are not synchronized, leading to the current situation. Currently, supply is not enough to meet demand.
Many apartment projects are not approved, while the demand for housing is huge. As a result, house prices increase and affordable houses are scarce, making it difficult for low-income people to reach their dream of settling down.
Mr. Nguyen The Diep analyzed that in order for the real estate market to develop, it is necessary for policy mechanisms to be synchronized and create development resources. More importantly, it must create benefits for businesses as well as people.
In addition, the valuation and auction work also need to be accelerated to lower prices and provide a more abundant apartment supply, creating a balance between supply and demand...
