Lam Dong province will conduct a bidding process to select an investor for the Kim Dong social housing project in Da Lat City. The total estimated investment capital for the project is 94.7 billion Vietnamese dong, excluding compensation and resettlement support costs.
The People’s Committee of Lam Dong province has approved the investment proposal for the Kim Dong social housing project through the form of investor selection bidding.
Specifically, the project will be developed on a 3,317 square meter land plot located on Kim Dong Street, Ward 6, Da Lat City. The total estimated investment capital is 94.7 billion Vietnamese dong, excluding compensation and resettlement support costs.
Lam Dong strives to develop nearly 3,000 new social housing houses by 2030.
The project consists of 94 units with sizes ranging from 43 to 70 square meters per unit. Among them, 75 units will be for sale and 19 units will be for rent, targeting beneficiaries eligible for social housing policies as stipulated. The estimated population size is approximately 376 people.
Additionally, the project will include communal activity areas, parking lots, synchronized technical infrastructure systems, and other functional spaces according to standards.
The project will have a duration of 50 years. The implementation schedule is set at 24 months from the date of approving the investor selection results and investor acceptance.
By 2030, the People’s Committee of Lam Dong province aims to develop nearly 3,000 new social housing units for low-income individuals.
Prior to this, the province had already approved investment proposals for two other social housing projects. The first is the CC5 – 5B social housing project in the planned area of residential and resettlement zone 5B, Ward 3 and Ward 4, Da Lat City, with a total investment capital of 418.4 billion Vietnamese dong. The second is the social housing project for workers at Phu Hoi Industrial Park, Duc Trong district, with a total investment of 205.59 billion Vietnamese dong.
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Source: Vietnam Insider