Thu Thiem
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VietNamNet Bridge - Truong Trong Nghia, a NA Deputy, at the working session with the HCMC People’s Committee, warned that the two banks of Sai Gon River are being ‘privatized’.
Real estate developers march towards southwestern region
VietNamNet Bridge - After eight years of focusing on real estate projects in HCMC, real estate developers now tend to eye land in the southwestern region of the country.
Vietnam may reject $4 billion US proposed development
The $4 billion project in Thu Thiem New Urban Area proposed by Steelman Partners, Cantor Fitzgerald, and Weidner Resorts, along with Vietnamese company Imex Pan-Pacific Co. Ltd. (IPP) is likely going to be rejected.
"Golden land" plots in HCMC fall into foreigners’ hands
VietNamNet Bridge - The HCMC authorities' plan to put 23 land plots in advantageous positions, called ‘golden land plots’, into auction this year. Only a few Vietnamese enterprises are financially capable of buying the land.
Foreign investors eye Thu Thiem's prime real estate
VietNamNet Bridge - International investment funds are preparing billions of dollars to hunt for land in Thu Thiem area in HCM City to develop long-term real estate projects. The average land price is $3,000 per square meter.
In pictures: Iconic works of HCM City of the past 40 years
Phu My Hung urban area, Tan Thuan Export
Processing Zone, and Nhieu Loc - Thi Nghe canal are three of six major
new symbols of HCM City that have been built in the past 40
years, the Vietnam Record Organization announced recently.
HCM City calls for investment in Thu Thiem urban area
VietNamNet Bridge – HCM City is holding a conference to promote
investment in the Thu Thiem urban area on May 8 to introduce potentials
and call for investment in the most beautiful urban area in Southeast
Asia.
The different looks of the Saigon riverbanks
District 1 is brilliant at night with skylines
buildings, while the District 2 riverside is deserted, dilapidated
though land for the urban project which is expected be the most
beautiful in Southeast Asia has been cleared.