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On the morning of February 26, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Central Steering Committee on housing policy and real estate market, chaired the 6th meeting of the Steering Committee to review and evaluate the implementation of tasks set out at the 5th session, especially discussing policies for the housing segment for middle-income people. Download Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Central Steering Committee on housing policy and real estate market, chaired the 6th meeting of the Steering Committee - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacThe conference was held directly at the Government headquarters, online with 34 provinces and cities. Attending the meeting were: Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha; Minister of Construction Tran Hong Minh; leaders of ministries, branches and central agencies; leaders of provinces and cities; representatives of associations, businesses, and banks. Speaking at the opening of the meeting, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that the right to housing is a basic right of citizens; Every person has the right to equal, open and transparent access to housing suitable to their income and socio-economic development conditions of the country, ensuring harmony in the interests of the State, people and businesses. Housing development needs to diversify segments, including commercial housing and social housing, but no matter which segment, the infrastructure must be complete, synchronous, equal, comprehensive and inclusive. The Prime Minister said that in 2025, the Government has directed very drastically, introduced policies, removed difficulties and obstacles to develop housing, especially social housing. Accordingly, more than 100 thousand social houses have been completed, aiming to complete 1 million social houses by 2028, 2 years earlier than expected. However, reality poses new requirements, especially the need for housing for those with an average income of 20 million VND/month. Download The Prime Minister requested to focus on discussing, unifying thinking, and discussing solutions on developing the housing segment for middle-income people - Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac Therefore, the Prime Minister requested that at this 6th Meeting, the Central Steering Committee and localities and delegates need to focus on discussing, unifying thinking, and discussing solutions on developing the housing segment for middle-income people, increasing housing supply for many other subjects. each other, ensuring equal access to housing for each person. In particular, it is necessary to discuss policies to increase land funds for commercial housing projects at prices suitable for people with average income; Accelerate land use planning and general construction planning, in which priority research is given to arrange land funds for commercial housing at reasonable prices; Strengthen urban development according to TOD urban transport orientation to optimize land use, reduce traffic congestion, and improve land use quality. Along with that, reserve preferential credit for commercial housing projects with appropriate values that people need to buy houses. The Prime Minister noted that the ultimate goal is to increase the supply of real estate, suitable for many subjects, contributing to reducing real estate prices so that those with housing needs can have equal, open, transparent access, avoiding troubles and negativity. The Prime Minister emphasized the spirit of not wasting a day; not delaying a week; not giving up. Miss the opportunity for a month; dont be passive for a year, urgently have a policy to meet practical requirements in this field. The Government Electronic Information Portal continues to update information about the Meeting./.Ha Van See moreThe Government issues a mechanism to handle difficulties and obstacles in social housing development See moreAmend and supplement regulations on social housing See moreTo reach the target of 1 million social housing units: Recommendations from localities and associations See moreThe government assigns social housing development targets to localities See morePrime Minister Prime Minister: Adjusting social housing policies, promoting rental housing. Read more Exceeding the target of building 100,000 social housing units in 2025
