Hanoi Advances Two Urban Projects, Prioritizes Resident Resettlement

Hanoi is advancing the Bắc Thăng Long Urban City multifunctional urban project and a multifunctional urban project in Thư Lâm and Đông Anh. The city government has called for faster land clearance and infrastructure construction, with land handover tied to suitable resettlement arrangements for residents.

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The Bắc Thăng Long project is located in Thiên Lộc and Phúc Thịnh. Its study area covers about 375.36 hectares, while its project site covers 465.45 hectares. Planned investment is VND 99.788 trillion, with a projected population of 97,492 and an implementation period from 2026 to 2032. The investor consortium said it had largely completed key legal procedures and was proceeding with land clearance and construction preparations. Hanoi has called for land clearance on residential land to be completed in 2026, while ensuring residents receive resettlement land and are able to build new homes.

The investor in the Thư Lâm and Đông Anh project, Công ty cổ phần Tập đoàn Tương lai Sông Hồng, said land clearance had been completed on 530 of the project's 736 hectares, and technical infrastructure was being built on land already handed over. The investor plans to complete all land clearance by the end of 2026, begin construction of high-rise housing in Thư Lâm in December 2026, and bring infrastructure in Thư Lâm and part of Đông Anh into use by June 2027.

The Hanoi city government has called for the project to aim to have housing available for resettlement by March 2027 and to coordinate solutions to electricity supply and urban rail connections. It has also asked the investor to build the planned schools early and ensure the resettlement area has appropriate living conditions and infrastructure.

Source: VietVance