Red River Boulevards shape Hanoi’s new growth axis
The creation of a landscape boulevard can help Hanoi reconnect with its historic identity shaped by water and restore the river-based character that defined the city for centuries.
The creation of a landscape boulevard can help Hanoi reconnect with its historic identity shaped by water and restore the river-based character that defined the city for centuries.
Social homes having been rented for two years on the city's outskirts are now available for public interest.
Local authorities believe that adding retail and dining options at metro stations could boost ridership while generating more revenue.
The prime minister has requested that localities include social housing targets for 2025–2030 in their socioeconomic development plans.
Priority will be given to key projects such as highways, high-speed rail, airports, seaports, and infrastructure for education, health and social services.
Vinhomes, an affiliate of Vietnam’s biggest private conglomerate, reported total revenue of over $4.2 billion and net profit of approximately $1.4 billion in 2024.
