Vietnam to Tighten Resale Rules for Social Housing to Curb Speculation
Vietnam is planning to tighten resale regulations for social housing. A proposal suggests that after five years of ownership, resale would be limited to eligible individuals, aiming to prevent speculative abuse and ensure the policy serves its intended purpose of supporting low-income households.
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