Ho Chi Minh City stipulates that rental rooms must ensure a minimum of 4 m2 per person
The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has just approved a project to manage and support individual houses for rent in the city.
The project stipulates 3 minimum criteria for fire prevention and fighting safety (PCCC) for this type of housing.
The notable criterion is that each room must ensure a minimum floor area of 4 m2 for each person.
According to the project, the minimum criteria for floor area used to control and limit the number of people in each housing project, ensuring safety for people living in this area.
However, the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee emphasized that the new regulation does not aim to apply extreme measures such as dismantling or closing rented rooms, to avoid affecting and disrupting people's lives. See more...
Traditional retail space is fiercely competited
The traditional retail space market is still struggling to recover even though rental prices have decreased compared to the previous period.
Surveying around the central area of District 1, District 3 (HCMC), places that used to want to think about renting premises for business with only big brands are now flooded with signs advertising "renting premises".
Traveling through the "fashion street" of Nguyen Trai, it is easy to see many empty premises interspersed with scattered signs for rent. In addition to the fashion business premises, there is also the F&B business premises (cuisine, restaurant, food and beverage business services) in the waiting situation because they have been empty for more than a year...
Meanwhile, on the most prime streets of Ho Chi Minh City such as Dong Khoi, Nguyen Hue... many F&B business premises are still in a state of tangled rental lists, but have been left vacant in recent times. See more...
Hanoi does not let hot spots arise in compensation, support, and resettlement
In order to promote and improve the quality and efficiency of mass mobilization work in planning work; compensation, support, and resettlement when the State reclaims land to implement socio-economic development projects, on May 5, Vice Chairman of Hanoi People's Committee Nguyen Trong Dong issued Plan No. 123/KH-UBND on strengthening mass mobilization work in the above areas.
The Hanoi People's Committee requires units to identify this as a key task and one of the criteria for evaluating the level of annual task completion of Party committees and leaders. In particular, it is necessary to enhance the sense of responsibility of authorities at all levels, leaders of departments, branches, sectors and the team of cadres, civil servants and public employees for mass mobilization work.
Units need to promote propaganda, dissemination, training and effective implementation of directives of the Central and Hanoi City on mass mobilization work, implementing democracy at the grassroots level in participating in giving opinions, appraising planning; supervising the implementation of planning, compensation, support and resettlement when the State reclaims land; at the same time, implementing urban development according to the orientation of public transport (TOD) and related laws. See more...
Investing 4,212 billion VND to develop a 5-3.3-hectare industrial park in Binh Duong
Binh Duong province is carrying out procedures to build Dat Cuoc Industrial Park, in Bac Tan Uyen district.
This industrial park has been approved by the People's Council of Binh Duong province for a general construction planning project (scale 1/5,000).
The planning area of the industrial park is 523ha wide, nature is a concentrated, multi-industry industrial park; attracting investment projects with industries according to the socio-economic development orientation of the province. The industrial park is planned to have a workforce of about 26,000 people.
The investor to build this industrial park is Binh Duong Minerals and Construction Joint Stock Company (KSB). KSB said that it will develop the industrial park that is being implemented with a total construction investment of about VND 4,212 billion. See more...
