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On the morning of November 11, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Central Steering Committee on housing policy and real estate market, chaired the third meeting of the Steering Committee. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Central Steering Committee on housing policy and real estate market, chaired the 3rd meeting of the Steering Committee - Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac. This is the second consecutive meeting, after the meeting on October 11, the Steering Committee continued to focus on discussing the breakthrough development of social housing. Attending the meeting was connected online from the Government headquarters to localities with leaders of ministries, branches, central agencies, and other localities. provinces, cities, representatives of corporations, businesses, and commercial banks. In his opening speech, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated clearly that the viewpoint of our Party and State is to implement progress and social justice, constantly improving peoples lives; Do not sacrifice justice, social progress, do not sacrifice social security to pursue simple growth; ensure citizens right to housing. In particular, housing development is an important pillar of social security policy and promoting socio-economic development; We are in a time of acceleration and breakthrough to complete goals and targets in 2025 and the entire term. In particular, the real estate market is an important capital mobilization and allocation channel, with great spillover power to other economic sectors, contributing to promoting rapid and sustainable growth and development of the country. Over the past time, the Party, State, especially the National Assembly, and the Government have been gradually removing difficulties in institutions, legality, capital sources, land funds, and administrative procedures for projects; improve the supply of social housing, especially for low-income earners, workers, laborers... We consider investment in social housing as investment in the development of society and the country; is one of the key tasks of the period 2025-2030, a dual lever to both provide housing for people, ensure social security, and promote growth and create jobs for people. Prime Minister: Immediately handle negative and profiteering acts in the social housing sector - Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac The Prime Minister said that from the beginning of his term until now, the Government and Prime Minister have issued 22 resolutions, 16 directives, and many telegrams related to the real estate market and social housing development, achieving very positive results. Implementing the Project of 1 million social housing apartments, accumulated up to now, the whole country has 696 social housing projects being implemented with a scale of more than 637,000 units, with more than 128,600 units completed. From the beginning of 2025 until now, we are investing in construction of over 123,000 units; has completed nearly 62,000 units. However, the real estate market still has many difficulties and shortcomings. Housing prices, especially in large cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang... are still much higher than peoples income. Progress in implementing some social housing projects is still slow even though the National Assembly has issued Resolution 201 and the Government has Decree 192. The allocation of 20% land fund for social housing in commercial housing projects has not been seriously implemented. The Prime Minister also pointed out that some localities are not really interested in approving people to buy, rent, or lease-purchase social housing, and there are still negative situations, causing public anger. Emphasizing the need for all to be open and transparent, the Prime Minister requested relevant ministries, branches, and especially localities to strictly control this issue, especially the Ministry of Public Security to direct the forces to further grasp the situation, to immediately handle those who violate the law, prevent negativity, and not to distort a very humane policy of the Party and State. The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Construction to report, ministries, branches and localities to review and review the implementation of assigned tasks, clearly stating what has been done; what is still slow in implementation; clarify responsibilities, especially with the leader, for slow and unfinished tasks; What are the remaining problems and key solutions to overcome them? Regarding the progress of implementing social housing projects, the Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Construction to clearly report on the order and procedures for investing in the construction of social housing projects that are currently slow, clarifying the causes and problems. Is it possible to build a unified process and sequence of construction investment procedures across the country (from planning, site clearance, order and construction investment procedures) to shorten the time to prepare for investment in social housing construction from 3-6 months?, the Prime Minister said. Along with that is the arrangement of clean land funds, in fact localities have been very proactive in this, however, not many large businesses have proactively proposed to use their clean land funds to invest in social housing projects. The Prime Minister raised the question of what policies are needed to mobilize and encourage businesses to participate. At the same time, businesses must also promote nationalism, compatriotism, responsibility to the country, to the people, and responsibility to the poor and disadvantaged people. Regarding enhancing transparency, preventing negative, hoarding situations, price inflation, speculation, and profiteering in the approval, purchase, sale, and rental of social housing, the Ministry of Construction has proposedo Directive of the Prime Minister on this issue. The Prime Minister asked the delegates to give specific comments on the draft Directive. Regarding the credit policy aimed at s
