Việt Nam’s affordable housing market continues to face a critical mismatch: demand remains high, but supply is constrained.

In its journey towards building a modern, civilised, and sustainable urban area, Ho Chi Minh City is vigorously implementing a programme to relocate and redevelop housing along and near canals.

As Hà Nội faces mounting population pressure and land scarcity, satellite cities are emerging as a solution for urban expansion and long-term real estate investment, said industry experts and insiders at a seminar yesterday in the capital.

The HCM City People's Committee has submitted a proposal to the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Construction to adjust its general master plan by 2040 with a vision to 2060.

A project to improve drainage to tackle flooding along two major roads in HCM City’s Gò Vấp District was launched on Wednesday.

VinSpeed Joint Stock Company has officially registered to invest in Việt Nam’s North–South high-speed railway project, proposing a total investment of US$61.35 billion and pledging to begin construction before December, with full operations expected by December 2030.

Land information disclosure is a matter regulated by law. In recent years, many localities have changed the publication of land price lists, planning, and land use plans on electronic information portals. However, some localities only partially disclose, disclose late, or do not respond to information requests, limiting investment opportunities and information transparency.

Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà hosted a reception on Wednesday for Chen Sichang, General Manager of the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), a subsidiary of the China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC).

The airport improvements will make Phú Quốc, the Pearl Island, an important tourism and marine economic hub of the country.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha chaired a meeting in Ha Noi on May 13 to review progress on research and investment proposals for expanding the sections of the eastern North–South Expressway that were developed during the 2017–2020 and 2021–2025 phases, aiming for completion to meet full expressway standards.

The projects contribute to creating an attractive business environment for both domestic and international investors, as well as enhancing provincial and regional links, with PPP investment, helping reduce financial pressure on the State Budget and mobilise resources from the private sector.