Hanoi decided to suspend the sale of 600 old villas

At the press conference, many reporters from news agencies and newspapers asked questions about the fact that Hanoi city will continue to sell 600 old villa State-owned properties are on the list of sold, unfinished sales… as well as the management and maintenance of old villas and the publicity of the villas that are allowed to be sold, the order and procedures for the sale of villas. this mansion.

Regarding the content of Hanoi’s sale of 600 old state-owned villas on the list for sale, Chief of Office of the Hanoi People’s Committee Truong Viet Dung said, with the consent of the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee, the City People’s Committee. Hanoi City decided to suspend the sale of the above 600 old villas fund for an overall review and detailed report to the competent authorities. After the review results are available, information will be disclosed, including the management of the vacant villa fund, management and conservation measures.

Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Construction Mac Dinh Minh added that, through the review, Hanoi is allowed to sell 600 old villas in accordance with the law. These villas are in the form of mixed ownership, including 5,686 households signing lease contracts. The city has signed sales contracts with 4,973 households, currently there are 713 households, equivalent to 713 unsold contracts.

Deputy Director of Hanoi Department of Construction Mac Dinh Minh affirmed that house prices are calculated according to each location, depending on each contract, the calculation method is specified in the Government’s decrees on selling state-owned houses. The sale of the home is approved by a city council; in which there are many participating units such as Department of Construction, Department of Finance, Department of Natural Resources and Environment…

According to Deputy Director of Hanoi Department of Construction Mac Dinh Minh, there are 1,216 villas in Hanoi currently classified in terms of ownership and management; in which, 367 villas are owned by the state, including 177 villas of group 1; 131 group 2 villas; 59 villas in group 3. There are 732 villas under mixed ownership, between the state and households or between households and 117 villas under private ownership.

Previously, on April 8, Vice Chairman of Hanoi People’s Committee Duong Duc Tuan signed Decision No. 1216/QD-UBND on issuing thematic “Solutions to promote the management and use of public villas”. built before 1954 in Hanoi city in the period of 2021-2025″.

One of the remarkable contents of this topic is that Hanoi city continues to sell 600 old villas on the list of sold, state-owned, unfinished sold by a one-member limited liability company. Management and Development of Hanoi houses for rent management; At the same time, reviewing the list of 207 old villas on the list of villas not for sale.

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