Vietnam Proposes Real Estate Business Law Amendments to Curb Market Manipulation and Speculation
Vietnam's National Assembly debated amendments to the Real Estate Business Law, aiming to curb market manipulation and speculation while enhancing protection for homebuyers. Key focuses include unused project land and capital flow management into the market.
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