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Construction projects in Vietnam are increasingly complex, requiring careful management of legal risks. Companies involved in construction must identify potential issues early and implement preventive measures to protect their oversea investments, maintain project timelines, and avoid disputes. Understanding legal risks in construction contracts Construction contracts involve multiple parties, including contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and clients. Legal…
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May
May
As Vietnam enters 2025, a series of new regulations on construction permits and project management are reshaping how foreign investors and developers operate in the country’s booming sector of real estate and construction in Vietnam. This article outlines the key legislative updates, their implications for construction project management, and strategic recommendations for enterprises doing business…
12
Nov
Nov
In recent years, Vietnam has emerged as a dynamic market for real estate investment, attracting both domestic and foreign investors. However, navigating the legal procedures for real estate project investment in Vietnam requires careful attention to detail, strict compliance with legal regulations, and a deep understanding of the licensing process. This article provides a structured…
01
Nov
Nov
From July 1, 2025, Vietnam will implement new regulations on construction permits that directly impact real estate and construction in Vietnam including real estate developers, contractors, and foreign investors. Understanding these changes is crucial for businesses to stay compliant, avoid costly delays, and align their projects with the country’s evolving regulatory framework. Construction Permits Changes…
30
Jun
Jun
The transfer of real estate projects is a growing trend in Vietnam, particularly as investors look to restructure portfolios, address financing challenges, or pursue new opportunities. For foreign investors, tech entrepreneurs expanding into property, and legal professionals advising clients, understanding the legal framework and associated risks is essential. While Vietnam’s real estate market continues to…
12
Aug
Aug
Vietnam’s real estate and infrastructure sectors continue to attract foreign capital, driven by rapid urbanization, industrial expansion, and economic liberalization. Yet, to transform these investment opportunities into successful, lawful projects, foreign investors must navigate a complex landscape of local legal requirements. This article, written by a Vietnam Real estate law firm, outlines the key legal…
12
Jul
Jul
The market of real estate and construction in Vietnam is increasingly becoming vibrant, with the growth in both scale and the level of diversity of transactions. However, along with that are many potential legal risks which, if not controlled, can cause serious damage in terms of finance, time, and reputation. Early identification of these risks…
28
Apr
Apr
Future-formed real estate (FFRE) transactions are increasingly common in the market, especially in major urban areas. However, since the asset does not yet exist at the time of contract signing, investors must carefully assess legal factors to minimize risks. Below are some key legal considerations: Legal Conditions of the Project Before signing a purchase agreement,…
05
May
May
In recent years, the rise of resort real estate, particularly the Condotel (condominium hotel) model, has reshaped Vietnam’s tourism and real estate markets. Combining residential apartments with hotel services, Condotels offer dual benefits to investors and customers while meeting the growing demand for leisure accommodations. However, the rapid development of this model has also posed…
28
Nov
Nov
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has proposed a policy aimed at reducing the financial burden on businesses and individuals, thereby stimulating production and business activities. Under this proposal, organizations, enterprises, households, and individuals directly leasing land from the State with annual land rental payment obligations may benefit from a reduction in their 2024 payable land…
