The Hanoi Department of Construction has just announced a list of 191 real estate projects completed in the future that are qualified for business purposes as regulated.
Most of the big real estate firms such as Vingroup, Ha Noi Export-Import Company (Geleximco), Sunshine Group, Tan Hoang Minh Group, TNR Holdings Vietnam, Bitexco Group of Company, Hai Phat Group, MIK Group have projects stated in this list.
Vingroup has the most projects in the list, namely Vinhomes Green Bay (1,604 apartments), Vinhomes Skylake (1,855 apartments), Vinhomes Metropolis (1,576 apartments), Vinhomes Gardenia (2,374 apartments) and Vinhomes Riverside 2 (1,398 low-rises).
Tan Hoang Minh Group has three qualified projects including D'.Palais de Louis (238 apartments), D.Le Roi Soleil (498 apartments) and D'.Capitale (1,762 apartments).
In addition, the projects, which have been 'clinically dead' for a long time, have been revived and re-introduced to the market such as 359 villas and adjacent villas under Van Phu Hibrand project and 756 apartments belonging to two CT4 and CT7 towers under the Booyoung International Apartment project.
It is noteworthy that besides 871 apartments under Roman Plaza project, Hai Phat has another apartment project named CT2-105 building with 752 qualified apartments for sale in the Usilk City.
The MIK Group also has two qualified projects including the Sky B under the Imperia Sky Garden and Valencia Garden project in Viet Hung urban area.
The list also includes new projects marketed early in this year such as Gold Seasons, Gelexia Hoang Mai, Hateco Xuan Phuong, Emerald My Dinh, My Dinh Pearl, Imperial Plaza, Eco-Lakeview.
That the Ha Noi Department of Construction has published continuously lists of future real estate projects that are qualified for sales since September 2015 is considered as a positive move, making the real estate market more transparent and ensuring the buyers’ interests as regulated by law.
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