Female workers burst into tears when they won a lottery to buy social housing in Hanoi
According to the plan, on the morning of July 4, the Joint Venture of Hanoi Housing Investment and Development Corporation and Viglacera Corporation - JSC, organized an online draw for the right to buy, lease-purchase and rent apartments at the CT3 Kim Chung social housing project in Kim Chung New Urban Area (Thien Loc commune, Hanoi city).
Social housing apartments in the project have an area of nearly 50m2 to nearly 64m2. With a temporary selling price of 18.4 million VND/m2 (including 5% VAT and 2% maintenance fee), equivalent to the selling price of 1 apartment ranging from 916 million VND - 1.2 billion VND, depending on the area.
Talking to Lao Dong Newspaper, Ms. Bich Dao - a worker at Bac Thang Long Industrial Park (Hanoi) - could not hide her joy when drawing lots to win the right to buy an apartment at the CT3 Kim Chung project. She said that her family had wanted to have a house for a long time and was lucky enough to win the ticket now.
As a low-income person in urban areas, buying a social house is very meaningful to my family. When I received the announcement of the successful draw, I burst into emotions. After nearly a year of trying to prepare documents, queuing to submit documents, now I have achieved success" - Ms. Dao shared. See more...
Ho Chi Minh City plans to clear more than 1,600 households in the South for a 12,700 billion VND project
Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has just approved a joint venture to research and prepare a proposal dossier for the project to renovate Song Tan pond and Ong Lon river areas in Tan Thuan ward (formerly District 7) according to the public-private partnership (PPP) method. The preliminary total investment of the project is about 12,726 billion VND.
The project has a scale of about 43.57 ha, including Song Tan pond area of 31.68 ha (including 11.46 ha of water surface) and Ong Lon river area of 11.89 ha.
According to surveys, Song Tan pond area currently has about 770 houses on and along the river, while Ong Lon river area has about 853 houses. Thus, the project is expected to affect more than 1,600 households.
Electric vehicles increase rapidly, Hanoi boarding houses face the problem of safe charging
According to a survey by Lao Dong Newspaper, currently many rented houses and mini-apartments in Hanoi do not allow tenants to use or charge electric vehicles.
Just by browsing rental posts on social networks, it is not difficult to encounter announcements such as: "no electric vehicle acceptance", "electric vehicle charging ban".
Contacting a landlord in Cau Giay ward, Mr. Tuan (character name has been changed) said that the building currently does not allow tenants to park electric vehicles underground as well as charge electric vehicles due to concerns about the risk of fire and explosion.
Talking to Lao Dong Newspaper, Mr. Dinh Quoc Dan - Deputy Director of the Institute of Construction Science and Technology (Ministry of Construction) - said that currently many facilities do not allow electric vehicle charging because there are no technical solutions as well as safe charging systems. The Ministry of Construction has recognized this issue and started assigning research tasks, but the development of regulations will take more time due to its complexity. See more...
Ministry of Construction clarifies that social housing purchases are not required to participate in social insurance
