Hanoi Plans Over 162,000 New Apartments by 2030
Hanoi has announced 40 urban development and housing projects aiming for over 170,000 new housing units by 2030. Approximately 95% of these, over 162,000 units, are slated for completion by 2030, expected to alleviate urban housing shortages and contribute to economic growth.
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