While real estate firms complain that they cannot access bank loans, bankers say that they are still providing loans as usual.

Mr. Andy Han Suk Jung has officially joined Filmore Real Estate Development Corporation (Filmore Development) as an investor, a member of the Board of Directors and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

The National Assembly’s Economics Committee has given its opinion about the land-use rights auction at the Thu Thiem new urban area in HCM City, assessing positive and negative impacts of the auction on socio-economic development.

The boost in sales and the slowdown of the land bank expansion are expected to help  land and house prices decrease in the remaining quarters of 2022, according to VNDirect Research.

The Government has submitted to the National Assembly a report about the implementation of the 2021 socio-economic development plan and the deployment of the 2022 plan.

For high-end large-scale projects and developers with projects that need to borrow capital, HCM City People’s Committee believes that it’s necessary to strengthen supervision over the granting of credit.

Vinhomes Joint Stock Company has officially launched the mega-urban project Vinhomes Ocean Park 2 - The Empire.

Social housing sells at VND15 million per square meter on average, and the prices can be up to VND21-25 million per square meter in some areas, beyond the reach of the poor.

Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Van Sinh has made three important proposals on urban planning that could help prevent false rumors and illegal profiteering, and control the real estate market.

People who rushed to buy real estate during the latest land fever have left the market as prices have decreased.

The HCM City branch of the State Bank of Viet Nam has asked credit institutions to tighten the management on credit flow into the real estate sector and the transfer of money collected from real estate transactions abroad.

The number of transactions in the HCM City real estate market has soared.

Since doi moi (renovation) in 1986, the Vietnamese real estate market has witnessed many ups and downs, including four “price fevers” so far.

In the 2018-2020 period, money collected from land auctions increased by 67 percent.

Mergers and acquisitions in real estate are resuming through a steady economic recovery, with the total transaction values exceeding every first quarter of the last five years.

Commercial banks are tightening lending to the real estate sector, raising fears that people with limited financial capability will not be able to buy houses.

Corporate bond issuances have revealed the presence of Tan Hoang Minh in a number of slow-moving projects in Hanoi.

Some localities have not strictly followed procedures when auctioning land.

Apartment prices, which have have been increasing over the last 10 years, continued to rise in Q1.

The Ministry of Construction said that it plans to set strict regulations to tighten control over real estate brokers. There are about 300,000 brokers in Vietnam.