Thirteen organisations and property developers have pledged to build nearly 100,000 rental social housing units in HCM City in a move that aims to tackle a housing shortage that has left many workers and low-income residents priced out of the property market.
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Hà Nội plans 146 new social housing projects 08/06
Thường Tín Commune tops the list with 10 projects, followed by Ô Diên Commune with seven projects; and Phúc Thịnh Commune, Tây Phương Commune, Tây Tựu Ward and Đại Mỗ Ward with six projects each.
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Renting may be the housing policy Việt Nam needs most today 02/06
With housing prices continuing to outpace incomes, rental housing is emerging as an increasingly important pillar of Việt Nam's housing policy, offering a more realistic path to stable accommodation for millions of people.
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Hà Nội introduces 3-year resale curb on commercial housing in multi-functional urban areas 29/05
The move is seen as an unprecedented attempt by Hà Nội authorities to discourage short-term speculation, reduce housing price and prioritise genuine housing demand amid skyrocketing housing prices in the capital city.
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Property market sees investor screening as high interest rates add pressure 17/04
These developments have quickly fed through to the market, with liquidity declining and transaction activity slowing in the first quarter of 2026
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Việt Nam property market reset deepens as land speculation fades, funding model shifts 03/04
Việt Nam’s real estate market is entering a decisive reset, as rising interest rates and tightening credit conditions bring an end to years of speculative land trading and force a shift towards more sustainable investment models.
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HCM City prioritises social housing with new fast-track mechanism 21/03
HCM City authorities have introduced a new administrative framework aimed at speeding up social housing projects by placing them in a “green lane” and “priority lane” to fast-track approvals and reduce procedural bottlenecks.
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New legal framework paves way for real estate market in 2026 27/01
The market will no longer be driven by short-term speculative waves this year but will enter a phase of development based on real value, with stricter demands on legal compliance, planning, product quality and capital efficiency.
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Land auction rules tightened with higher deposits 07/01
Việt Nam has raised deposits required for participation in residential land auctions to as much as 50 per cent of the starting price and introduced bans of up to five years for winning bidders who fail to fulfil payment obligations to curb speculation and market distortions.
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Property to be granted e-identification codes from March 1 06/01
Each real estate product will have its own unique electronic identification code starting from March 1 this year to ensure transparency, strict management and standardisation of market information.
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Industrial real estate market sees a preference for large-scale, sustainable developments: report 06/01
Việt Nam’s industrial real estate market is entering a new phase of development, where growth is driven not only by expansion in scale, but increasingly by project quality, investment size and higher value-added activities, according to Savills Việt Nam’s annual Industrial Insider publication.
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PM reviews social housing and property market progress, sets tasks for future 18/12
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính reviewed housing and real estate gains, urging reforms as Việt Nam reaches 62 per cent of one million homes target.
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Real estate market will have clear divergence next year 16/12
Việt Nam real estate market is currently driven by real demand, transparent legal frameworks, and a more positive foundation thanks to new legal corridors, with expectations of a clear recovery in 2026.
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VN property market recovering, but at uneven rate 12/12
The property market is entering a recovery phase but remains uneven across geographies and segments, the Vietnam Real Estate Summit held in HCM City on December 11 heard.
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Satellite cities to be centres of real estate development for next decade: Savills 10/12
Infrastructure will be the most critical growth driver for the next decade, according to Savills Việt Nam.
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