Tomorrow (November 29), Lao Dong Newspaper - Representative Office in the Central region will coordinate with the Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center to organize a seminar on "Effective management and exploitation of public land funds - New Da Nang development driving force".
The seminar aimed to discuss and discuss practical issues in the management, exploitation and use of public land funds after the merger of Da Nang - Quang Nam.
Not only stopping at reviewing the current situation, the event also seeks models and solutions for sustainable land exploitation, ensuring the harmony of interests between the State - businesses - people. At the same time, propose mechanisms and policies to make land information transparent, contributing to building a healthy and sustainable real estate market.
The presentations at the seminar mentioned the hottest issues related to public land funds. From the current status and potential of Da Nang land fund after the merger, the management mechanism, auction, public land lease, to the connection between land prices - clean land fund - investment capital flow... all are placed in the context of developing a multi-center, green, smart and livable urban area.
At the seminar, the leader of the Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center presented an overall picture of the current status of land funds after the merger, according to each functional area: central urban area, suburban areas, industrial parks, tourism - services, based on adjusting boundaries and urban spatial planning until 2045.
Scientists from Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry bring an overview of the mechanism for management, auction, public land lease, experience in publicizing land data, digitizing planning to create confidence for investors and reduce complaints.
In addition, real estate businesses analyzed the relationship between land prices, clean land funds and local economic booms; pointed out the causes of "virtual land fever" in the Central region, thereby proposing land price management tools suitable for market capacity, limiting short-term speculation, and increasing the stability of the investment environment.
