The central province attracting investment worth VND67.7 trillion (approximately $2.65 billion) in the first five months of 2026, more than eight times higher than the same period last year.
The new land price framework is intended to serve as a basis for administrative procedures related to land, compensation, land use fees, land rental, and various other activities as stipulated by law.
Boasting the largest land area in the country and known in the north-central region for its beautiful beaches, analysts on urban and real estate believe that Nghe An province still holds a great deal of potential. With nearly VND100 trillion ($4.25 billion) invested in infrastructure, deep-water ports, and airports this year, Nghe An’s real estate market will see more large-scale projects.
The Ministry of Transport has set aside more than VND12.6 trillion ($537.63 million) to implement traffic infrastructure projects in northern Nghe An province within the medium-term public investment plan to 2025. The province has also proposed investing in many key projects in the public-private partnership (PPP) form, such as upgrading Vinh International Airport and building the Cua Lo Deep-water Port.
On July 24, at a meeting with leaders from north-central Nghe An province, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that the province has a lot of potential and advantages from its seas, forests, and borders, adequate transportation network, and international connections. Opportunities and resources for future breakthroughs are therefore significant.
Two social housing projects are set to be implemented in northern Nghe An province with total investment of VND6.88 trillion ($295.89 million). They have nearly 6,500 apartments, providing accommodation for some 20,000 workers at the Nam Cam Industrial Park. Nghe An has identified these as key projects in synchronizing services and social infrastructure at the industrial park.