The Ministry of Construction has agreed with the proposal to study the expansion of the Phap Van - Cau Gie Expressway to 12 lanes under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model.

The Hanoi City People’s Committee has allocated 100 hectares of resettlement land in Dong Anh District for households affected by the Hoan Kiem Lake renovation project.

The 89 land plots in Do Dong Commune have recorded a peak winning bid of nearly VND80 million per sq m, a decrease of over 12 percent compared to late last year and 22 percent compared to August 2024.

Despite safety warnings and official bans, Train Street cafés in Hanoi remain packed with visitors, posing serious safety risks.

Hanoi’s iconic 'Shark Jaw' building draws farewell crowds before demolition. Locals flock to take photos, preserving memories of the beloved landmark.

Hanoi’s iconic Hoan Kiem Lake area gets a transformation as the controversial ‘Shark Jaw’ building is demolished to create a more open and modern square.

Despite pleasant weekend weather, Ngoc Khanh pedestrian street in Hanoi remains largely deserted. Vendors sit idly with empty tables and chairs, waiting for customers who never arrive.

As gold prices in Vietnam approach $4,000 per ounce, crowds flock to jewelry stores, eager to invest despite the risks of market fluctuations.

Launched in 2010, VietinBank Tower remains unfinished after 15 years. The once-ambitious $400 million project now stands abandoned, its structures rusting under Hanoi’s skies.

The Hanoi Department of Construction has called on city police to investigate unauthorized brokers who charge illegal fees for social housing applications.

Hanoi confirms May 19 as the groundbreaking date for Tu Lien Bridge, while expediting plans for Tran Hung Dao and Ngoc Hoi bridges to enhance urban connectivity.

The Hanoi government is set to invest 182 billion VND in the renovation of Ly Thai To flower garden and the construction of the Km0 milestone, marking a significant step in urban development.

Hanoi is planning a major redevelopment near Hoan Kiem Lake, including new public spaces, a redesigned plaza, and the removal of the “Shark Jaw” building.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued a directive requiring government agencies and districts to review and reorganize state-managed land and buildings, aiming for greater efficiency and compliance with new policies.

Hanoi’s National Exhibition and Fair Center is shaping up to be Asia’s largest, featuring cutting-edge facilities for global trade fairs and business events. Scheduled for completion in September 2025.

Hanoi plans to allow 40-story buildings in aging apartment complexes like Thanh Cong, Giang Vo, and Ngoc Khanh to overcome redevelopment challenges while maintaining infrastructure balance.

Hanoi plans to invest $720,000 to demolish the iconic ‘Shark Jaw’ building and expand Dong Kinh-Nghia Thuc Square. The project aims to improve public space and develop underground parking.

Train Street remains a popular tourist attraction in Hanoi despite safety concerns. Experts propose solutions ranging from relocation to regulated tourism.

Hanoi will remove the ‘Shark Jaw’ building by April 30 to expand Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square and develop a three-level underground cultural and commercial space.

The Hanoi People’s Court sentenced mini apartment owner Nghiem Quang Minh to 12 years in prison for fire safety violations that led to 56 deaths, while several officials received prison terms for negligence.