Delegate Ta Thi Yen (Dien Bien) said that recently we have to mention some unusual fluctuations in the real estate market. This shows instability, and needs to be directed, resolved, and stabilized soon to avoid negative impacts on the economy and disturbances to people's psychology.
Ms. Yen cited the lack of low-cost and mid-priced commercial housing segments that are affordable to people, or the current situation of social housing where there is a surplus in some places and a shortage in others.
Delegate Ta Thi Yen
"The 120,000 billion VND credit package for social housing has only disbursed 83 billion VND, which is very low. It is necessary to clarify the responsibilities of relevant agencies. Why is our policy so good and humane but slow to be implemented, while people are very eager and waiting?", delegate Yen expressed his opinion.
In particular, Ms. Yen emphasized the fact that tens of thousands of resettlement houses in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi were abandoned, causing a huge waste of public financial resources , while people still lack housing. " I think we need to clarify the responsibilities of relevant agencies, organizations and individuals," Ms. Yen frankly expressed.
Agreeing with the above viewpoint, delegate Nguyen Lan Hieu (Binh Dinh) said that he also witnessed a series of abandoned apartments and resettlement areas in Gia Lam district, Hanoi, causing great waste.
"Meanwhile, apartment prices have recently increased, people's demand is high but we let them go to waste. Therefore, we need drastic solutions to put these apartments into use," said Mr. Hieu.
Delegate Nguyen Anh Tri.
Discussing this issue, delegate Nguyen Anh Tri (Hanoi) said that in recent years, a series of new laws have been amended, creating many new policies that are more open, better, and stricter in the management of land and resources. Therefore, we must further promote the management of land and resources to avoid waste of land and resources.
“There are cases where housing projects and buildings are completed and then abandoned, causing enormous waste. Recently, I surveyed several provinces and found that many projects and housing areas were built in rough condition, or even completed, but looking at the reality of that area, it can be predicted that in ten years, there will be no one living there.
In Hanoi, there are many, especially in the Dong Tru bridge area (Dong Anh), there are a series of abandoned buildings without knowing when people will move in. This is a huge waste and a great pity. Therefore, it is necessary to consider adjusting abandoned projects to avoid waste, while many low-income people are still homeless," said delegate Tri.
Recently, according to data from the Vietnam Association of Realtors (VARS), the phenomenon of abandoned resettlement apartments has appeared frequently in big cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang... Large-scale buildings, with investments of thousands of billions of VND, are left empty or ineffectively used, causing the entire infrastructure and items to seriously deteriorate.
In Hanoi, about 4,000 houses are abandoned. Many resettlement projects with residents living there and commercial service areas have been left empty for many years, with no units renting or using them commercially.
Similarly, in Ho Chi Minh City, there are also more than 14,000 vacant resettlement apartments, most concentrated in Binh Khanh resettlement area (District 2) with more than 12,000 apartments and in Vinh Loc B resettlement area (Binh Chanh district) with more than 2,000 apartments...
Explaining this situation, Mr. Nguyen Van Dinh, Chairman of VARS analyzed: because many resettlement areas are built in areas far from the center, lacking public utilities and services. This reduces the attractiveness and makes it difficult for people to move and live.
Some resettlement projects have problems with construction quality such as poor quality materials, unreasonable design and substandard construction. These problems make people reluctant to move in.
Besides, many resettlement areas often lack basic infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, markets and transportation systems... reducing the quality of life and convenience for residents.
In addition, the compensation level is not satisfactory and the resettlement policy under the current Land Law is not reasonable, causing many people to not want to move to a new place or not be able to live in resettlement areas because the total compensation amount is not enough to buy the assigned resettlement quota.
To avoid waste, VARS proposes that in addition to the auctioned housing fund, the State can study combining resettlement housing and social housing into the same segment.
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