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Da Nang Approves 113 Land Plots for Social Housing

Da Nang has approved 113 land plots covering about 390 hectares for social housing. The city has been assigned a target of 26,279 units for 2026–2030 and expects to complete about 23,865. Planning changes, land clearance and supporting infrastructure continue to affect some projects.

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At a meeting on social housing projects on November 10, Da Nang announced that it had approved 113 land plots covering about 390 hectares for priority social housing construction. The city’s Department of Construction said that, under Vietnamese Government Resolution No. 303, Da Nang must build 26,279 social housing units from 2026 to 2030, including 20,369 for sale and 5,910 for rent.

A social housing project in Da Nang.(VietVance)

To advance construction, Da Nang has introduced investment support measures and revised its 2021–2030 housing development plan. Since the start of 2026, the city has approved investment plans and designated investors for 10 projects comprising 9,916 units; an investor has also been designated for another project comprising 831 units. Four projects comprising 2,232 units have begun construction, while another four have put 2,685 units on sale.

Da Nang expects to begin construction on eight more projects comprising 4,575 units in the final two months of 2026. It expects to complete 2,370 units during the year, broadly meeting its assigned annual target. For 2026–2030 as a whole, the city is advancing 42 independent social housing projects and using the 20% of land reserved within commercial housing projects. Together, these plans cover 33,207 units, of which about 23,865 are expected to be completed during the period.

Da Nang’s Department of Construction said progress on several projects still depends on planning adjustments, land clearance, relocation of existing structures and construction of connecting infrastructure. The supply of social housing for rent also falls short of the target. Nguyễn Đức Dũng, chairman of the Da Nang People’s Council, called on relevant agencies to verify each project’s progress, identify obstacles and assign responsibility for resolving them, with a focus on planning, land, funding and infrastructure issues.

Source: VietVance

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