Vietnam Considers Banning ' bỏ cọc ' Bidders from Land Auctions
Vietnam is considering a proposal to ban individuals who win land auctions but subsequently abandon their bids (' bỏ cọc ') from participating in future land auctions. This aims to curb speculative practices and stabilize the real estate market.
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