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Hai Phong aims to build nearly 50,000 social housing units by 2030

LE HIEP – DUY THINH • 30/11/2025 08:45

The Hai Phong Party Committee has agreed to update the city’s social housing development target to 49,455 units by 2030.

Các đồng chí Thường trực Thành ủy chủ trì hội nghị tổng kết thực hiện Nghị quyết số 18-NQ/TU. — Standing Members of the city Party Committee preside over the conference.

The Hai Phong Party Committee approved a proposal of the Party Committee of the city People’s Committee to adjust a resolution on social housing development in the city through 2030 at a conference of the city Party Committee on November 29.

Accordingly, the Party Committee of the city People’s Committee proposed updating Hai Phong’s total social housing development target to 49,455 units by 2030, based on the merged targets of the former Hai Phong city and Hai Duong province, and the targets set in the resolution of the 1st Party Congress of Hai Phong for the 2025–2030 term.

Đồng chí Lê Anh Quân, Phó chủ tịch Thường trực UBND thành phố trình bày tờ trình của Đảng uỷ UBND thành phố về điều chỉnh Nghị quyết 09-NQ/TU về phát triển nhà ở xã hội trên địa bàn thành phố đến năm 2030. — Le Anh Quan, Member of the city Party Committee’s Standing Board and Standing Vice Chairman of the city People’s Committee, presents the proposal to adjust the resolution on social housing development in the city through 2030.

The proposal includes strategic orientations for planning social housing development space to meet new requirements after administrative boundary adjustments; updates and supplements new tasks and solutions to improve land use efficiency and attract investment; and adds five new key tasks and solutions to enhance implementation effectiveness and resolve practical obstacles.

According to the proposal, the city has been implementing and will implement 48 social housing projects with a total of approximately 54,914 units, reaching 111% of the Prime Minister’s target (49,400 units). Of these, 5,904 units were completed in the 2021 – 2024 period.