Cases where people do not need to photocopy land use right certificates when officials go to their homes to scan land data
In Ba Vi commune (Hanoi), the locality is implementing a 45-day peak plan to complete the land database, officials will go to their homes to scan land data.
However, Ba Vi Commune People's Committee said that all results of the 90-day and night Campaign implemented previously must be used and updated to the common software system; and at the same time, review, classify, and clearly identify the contents to be implemented to each land plot to avoid duplication of tasks.
For land plots that are "right, sufficient, clean, live" (full, ensuring information according to regulations), they must be classified and separated, not included in the tasks to be implemented in the 45-day Campaign. Accordingly, for land data that is "clean", people do not need to submit a photocopy of the red book to local officials.
For "unclean" land plots (still lacking information such as scanned records, spatial links, identification information...), it is necessary to classify and clarify what information is missing so that the task deployment is accurate and quick. See more...
Ministry of Construction officially abandons proposal to own apartments for a limited term
According to the latest draft revised Housing Law submitted to the Government, the Ministry of Construction has officially removed the proposal to terminate the ownership of apartments when the project expires from the content of the draft revised Housing Law.
According to the old proposal, apartment ownership was established from the time the State recognized ownership and terminated when the apartment building expired or had not expired its term but was subject to forced demolition according to regulations.
The Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Association (HoREA) believes that if the regulation on limited apartment ownership is applied, people may switch to prioritizing buying land to build houses instead of buying apartments. This may cause supply-demand imbalance, negatively impact the real estate market, push land prices up and is not suitable for the orientation of developing apartment buildings in urban areas to ensure the principle of economical and efficient land use according to the Land Law. See more...
Ho Chi Minh City recovers land from 240 households to build a nearly 3,000 billion VND intersection
On July 14, Binh Khanh Commune People's Committee announced that it had issued a plan to recover land, compensate, support and resettle to implement the investment project for the traffic intersection connecting Rung Sac road with the Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway.
The total recovered area is about 21.44 hectares of land of 240 households. Mr. Pham Minh Chau - Vice Chairman of Binh Khanh Commune People's Committee said that the Commune People's Committee will coordinate with relevant agencies to survey each case to have appropriate handling directions. Currently, the compensation unit price has not been determined because it is still waiting for the price appraisal consulting unit to implement, then submit it to the Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee for approval before officially announcing it to the people. See more...
Hung Yen announces social housing selling prices at Yen My II Industrial Park
Hung Yen Department of Construction has just publicly announced the selling price of social housing at CT1A and CT1B buildings belonging to the high-rise social housing project at land plot CT-01, Yen My II Industrial Park Housing Area Construction Investment Project.
The average selling price announced for CT1A building cluster is 21,693,103 VND/m2 of apartment floor space; CT1B building cluster is 21,563,365 VND/m2 of apartment floor space.
The above price includes the value-added tax (VAT) of 5%, not including the adjustment coefficient according to apartment location (coefficient Ki) and the maintenance cost of the common ownership part of the apartment building according to regulations. Detailed selling price of each apartment is approved by the investor in Decision No. 39/QD-HPYM dated June 15, 2026.
