Government inspectorate propose to reclaim long delayed projects in HCMC

After finishing their inspection over land use, urbanization planning adjustment and construction investment in Ho Chi Minh City, the Government Inspectorate petitioned the Prime Minister to take back property projects whose land has been allocated but implementation has been delayed for a long time.
Government inspectorate propose to reclaim long delayed projects in HCMC ảnh 1 Illustrative photo ( Photo: SGGP)
According to inspectors, many land lots were handed over in the period of 1990-2003 for under-construction property projects but construction of them remains incomplete by site clearance bottleneck. They include the construction projects for infrastructure in residential quarters Nam Sai Gon (with 10.1 hectares) and Intresco ( with 6.91 hectares), in resettlement condominium in the section 6B (with 2.59 hectares); the entertainment park project Hoa Dong ( with 3.78 hectares); for parking and commercial service project (with 2.95 hectares); residential block Thang Long ( with 24.79 hectares).
All above-mentioned infrastructure projects are located in the southern urban area of HCMC. Inspectors said that the city administration has not put land use of all investment projects in the southern urban area up for auction to select investors.
Inspectors said that unfocused investment resulted in many unfinished projects. Most of the construction projects with land handed over in 2000 are either delayed or do not have a definitive timeline.
Also, as per inspection result, most of the projects in the southern urban area encroached investment formalities. Projects were approved without detailed construction plans.

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