Hanoi's urban shift as price hikes drive residents out of the city
As prices rise and stress mounts, more Hanoi residents are moving to the suburbs for a quieter, cheaper life.
As prices rise and stress mounts, more Hanoi residents are moving to the suburbs for a quieter, cheaper life.
Key priorities include investment and infrastructure, focusing on public investment, FDI, PPP, industrial parks, high-tech zones, energy, trade, and urban housing.
Hanoi needs to attach importance to renovating old apartments, reconstructing the Old Quarter area, and developing the Red River axis.
The plan aims to preserve Long Bien Market’s cultural identity while upgrading its infrastructure to support modern trade and community needs.
Hanoi is set to witness a surge in housing supply with nearly 14,000 new homes from 11 projects.
Building the airport and its infrastructure will help spur socioeconomic growth in the North.