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Under Plan No. 254/KH-UBND issued by the People’s Committee of Nghe An Province, the Nghe An Provincial Center for Land Development will auction land use rights in 2026 for 23 plots, covering a total area of about 210,682.98 m2. Of these, 12 plots are carryovers from 2025 with a combined area of 105,982.6 m2, while 11 plots are newly registered with a total area of 104,700.38 m2.
The plots scheduled for auction include multiple land-use types, such as urban residential land, rural residential land, service and commercial land, and non-agricultural production land. Some plots are formed from the revocation of public facilities no longer needed, including schools, government offices, and cultural centers.
Among the 12 carryover plots from 2025, notable locations include:
For the 11 newly registered plots, several are also created from the revocation of public facilities. Examples include:
Notably, a plot in Quy Hop commune reclaimed from the Third Youth Company has an area of 29,002.6 m2. The plan also lists plots in Hưng Tây with 10,890.7 m2 and in Nam Dan with 29,714.8 m2.
The 2026 land-auction plan is designed to maximize the use of land reserves, generate budget revenue, and support urban development, service expansion, and production needs within Nghe An Province.
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