According to the land price list of industrial parks and clusters in Lang Son province, the land price at industrial parks and clusters has a clear differentiation according to location, infrastructure and traffic connection advantages.
In which, VSIP Lang Son Industrial Park and some locations in Dong Bang Industrial Park are recording the highest price, exceeding the milestone of 1.1 million VND/m2.
Specifically, in Huu Lung commune, VSIP Lang Son Industrial Park, the land unit price is 1,164 thousand VND/m2.
This is currently the highest price among industrial parks and clusters statistically recorded in the province.
In the same area, Ho Son 1 Industrial Cluster has a lower unit price, at 998 thousand VND/m2.
In Tan Thanh commune, Hoa Son 1 Industrial Cluster, the unit price of residential land is determined to be 998 thousand VND/m2, equivalent to Ho Son 1 Industrial Cluster.
Notably, in Chi Lang commune, Dong Banh Industrial Park, unit prices are divided according to specific locations.
For the land located along National Highway 1, on the left side of Lang Son to Hanoi, the section passing Dong Banh industrial park, the land price is determined at 1,164 thousand VND/m2.
Meanwhile, locations along the internal traffic road of Dong Bang Industrial Park have lower prices, at 998 thousand VND/m2.
In highland areas and areas far from the center, land prices in industrial parks and clusters tend to be lower.
In Dinh Lap commune, Dinh Lap Industrial Cluster has a unit price of 884 thousand VND/m2. Similarly, in Na Duong commune, all three industrial clusters Na Duong 1, Na Duong 2 and Na Duong 3 are determined to have a price of 884 thousand VND/m2.
The lowest price in the list belongs to Bac Son 2 Industrial Cluster (old Chien Thang commune), now belonging to Vu Le commune, with a unit price of 840,000 VND/m2. This is an area with geographical conditions and limited infrastructure connection compared to key industrial parks of the province.
The announcement and application of land price lists for industrial parks and clusters is an important basis for Lang Son province to manage land, attract investment, and create transparency for businesses in the process of accessing production and business premises.
