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Hanoi urban project construction violations
Overview
Hanoi authorities have proposed a draft resolution to address widespread land and construction violations across 12 major urban residential projects associated with Le Thanh Than and the Muong Thanh Group. These violations, located in areas such as Linh Dam and Kim Van - Kim Lu, include unauthorized increases in floor areas and building beyond approved scales, resulting in approximately 18,184 more apartments than originally planned.
The proposed resolution categorizes violating structures into three groups: those permitted to remain if they meet safety and infrastructure standards, those allowed to remain under specific conditions for future rectification, and those slated for demolition. For buildings permitted to remain, developers must pay back illegal profits, which are calculated as “50% of the value of the unauthorized floor area.”
To resolve ownership and relocation issues, the Hanoi People’s Committee is considering several measures. Homebuyers may be permitted to apply directly for land use certificates if developers fail to complete paperwork after fulfilling financial obligations. For residents facing relocation, the city is evaluating three options: monetary compensation from the developer, exchange for equivalent commercial housing, or priority access to social housing. Officials have noted that relocating large numbers of residents could place significant strain on local technical and social infrastructure.
Entities
Hanoi People's Council · Linh Dam · Le Thanh Than · Hanoi People's Committee · Hanoi Department of Construction
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 4 SOURCES] The Hanoi People's Committee has proposed a mechanism to allow homebuyers at 12 projects related to Le Thanh Than to directly apply for land use certificates if developers fail to do so.
- [● 3 SOURCES] The actual number of apartments in the 12 projects is 24,943, which is 18,184 more than the permitted 6,759 units.
- [● 2 SOURCES] Residents facing relocation from the 12 projects have three options: receiving compensation, moving to equivalent commercial housing, or being prioritized for social housing.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Department of Construction suggested moving a large number of residents to the Thanh Ha - Cienco5 project area.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Department of Construction warned that rapid relocation could pressure local technical and social infrastructure.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Developers must pay back illegal profits calculated as 50% of the additional floor area multiplied by the investment cost unit price.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The draft resolution categorizes violations into three groups: those allowed to remain as-is, those allowed with technical corrections, and those requiring demolition.
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 9 sourcesHanoi proposes resolution for 12 Muong Thanh Group project violations
Hanoi is proposing a resolution to resolve construction violations at 12 Muong Thanh Group projects, including mechanisms for land use certificates and penalties for illegal floor area expansion.
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[BUSINESS] 11 sourcesHanoi proposes resolution for violations in 12 major urban projects
Hanoi is proposing a special mechanism to resolve land and construction violations in 12 major projects, affecting over 18,000 unauthorized apartments, while Da Nang manages urban redevelopment.
Sources
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