Real estate businesses still face difficulties in capital sources

TRÍ MINH |

Some real estate businesses in Ha Nam are facing difficulties in capital sources, so the progress of project implementation is slow.

On October 10, according to information from the Department of Construction of Ha Nam province, this agency has just announced housing and real estate market information for the third quarter in the province.

During the quarter, 8 projects were approved for investment and 2 projects were licensed. There were 518 transactions, of which 494 land lots and 24 houses were transferred.

According to the Department of Construction of Ha Nam province, most of the projects encountered difficulties related to site clearance because people with land within the project area did not receive compensation, demanding compensation prices higher than the regulations; some projects encountered difficulties in moving graves.

Some businesses have difficulty with capital, so the progress of project implementation is slower than approved.

Enterprises also have difficulty in carrying out legal procedures (adjusting investment policies, extending project implementation time, etc.), implementing legal regulations on investment, housing, land, etc., specifically regulations on determining 20% ​​land fund for developing social housing in commercial housing projects; on calculating land use fees for projects, etc.

Recently, on August 1, the Law on Real Estate Business and the Law on Housing came into effect. However, many investors have not promptly grasped the new points of the law, leading to difficulties in implementing investment and project development procedures.

The Ha Nam Department of Construction also said that by the third quarter of 2024, the Ha Nam Provincial People's Committee had approved the investment policy for 6 social housing projects. Of these, there are 4 social housing projects for low-income people in urban areas and 2 social housing projects for workers and laborers working in industrial parks.

In addition, a number of other social housing projects are in the process of researching and preparing procedures to attract investment.

TRÍ MINH
RELATED NEWS

Nipah virus weakens before Chinese COVID-19 treatment drug

|

New findings from China show that COVID-19 antiviral drug Nipah offers prospects for dealing with dangerous infectious diseases.

Kinh Bac University students face the risk of graduation delay due to unexpected dropout decision

|

Students of Kinh Bac University face the risk of learning disruption, affecting graduation progress after a sudden announcement of training suspension from the principal.

Wine shop fire in the center of Ho Chi Minh City at rush hour, traffic jam

|

Ho Chi Minh City - On the afternoon of January 27, a fire occurred inside a liquor store on Hai Ba Trung street, causing prolonged congestion in the central area, and many people panicked.

Cameras intervene, Hanoi Police quickly handle sidewalk and roadway violations

|

Hanoi - Urban order violations have just appeared and have been detected by functional forces through surveillance cameras, promptly dispatching forces to handle them at the scene.

Dismissal of Hanoi City People's Committee member with former Director of Department of Science and Technology

|

Hanoi - The city has just dismissed 1 member of the Hanoi People's Committee for the 2021-2026 term, and at the same time elected 4 new members.

Incentives at Da Nang Free Trade Zone attract businesses

Hoàng Bin - Mỹ Linh |

Investment attraction policies and incentive mechanisms of Da Nang Free Trade Zone have received great attention from the business community.

Digital transformation creates new productivity and quality levels for businesses

Hoàng Anh |

Digital transformation helps businesses optimize production capacity, create a new level of productivity and quality, and ensure enough goods with high growth rates, complexity, and diversity.

12 prizes awarded for "Business Connection" golf tournament

Bin Linh |

12 prizes were awarded to golfers participating in the "Business Connection - 2024" golf tournament.