Thu Thiem Redevelopment Housing Units Auctioned in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City will auction 3,790 residential units in Thu Thiem as part of redevelopment efforts. The starting bid exceeds VND 18.253 trillion (approximately USD 750 million), signaling significant progress in the area's urban development.
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