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Da Nang’s Department of Construction has announced that 2,437 housing units formed in the future at the Lang Van Tourism and Urban Complex project are eligible for sale.
The project is developed by Vinpearl Joint Stock Company, a member of Vingroup, in Lang Van village at Hai Van Pass, Hai Van Ward, Da Nang City. It covers about 506 hectares and has a total investment of nearly 44 trillion VND.
According to the Da Nang Department of Construction, products eligible for sale must meet all legal requirements. The department requires Vinpearl to be responsible for the accuracy and honesty of project information and to ensure that full legal conditions for housing are in place before transactions proceed.
The department also noted that the Lang Van complex is located in an area where foreign ownership of housing is not allowed.
Regarding payment methods, the investor may collect up to 30% of the contract value in the first stage, including deposits. The total amount collected before handover must not exceed 70% of the contract value, and must not exceed 95% when the buyer has not yet been issued a certificate.
The maximum deposit is 5% of the sale price when the housing is eligible for business. In addition, the investor must provide financial obligation guarantees as prescribed.
Under the master plan, the Lang Van complex is expected to be developed into a multi-functional integrated complex, including a resort segment (hotel, resort, villas) and serviced apartments, alongside entertainment, retail, education, and healthcare facilities.
The project is designed for low-density development linked to preserving the natural landscape of Da Nang Bay. The first components are expected to be completed and put into operation from 2027.
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