VietNamNet Bridge – The spokesman of the Government, Minister
Vu Duc Dam has confirmed that the plan to remove difficulties for the real
estate market will benefit the medium and low-income earners more than the
rich.
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Answering correspondents at the
government’s January press conference on January 29, the Chairman of the
Government Office –Vu Duc Dam – said the resolution to remove difficulties for
the real estate market does not aim to save the rich, but for the sake of the
economy.
"The Government never
focuses on saving the rich. The Government’s management is for economic
development. The Government’s consistent priority is for the difficult
subjects," Dam emphasized.
He said that in the process of
solving problems for the real estate market, the Government will create
opportunities to help the poor, the middle-income people who previously could
not have access to loans and did not have enough financial resources to buy a
house.
In fact, before making the
decision on removing difficulty for this market, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
worked with relevant ministries and agencies, banks and trade associations,
real estate enterprises in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
The government has assigned the
Ministry of Planning and Investment to review the entire state of Vietnamese
businesses, including real estate business. The Prime Minister has also asked
the Ministry of Construction and big cities to assess the state of the real
estate market.
According to the latest
information from the Ministry of Construction, the total number of active
enterprises in the construction sector is 55,870 businesses, including 7,848
real estate businesses, accounting for 14%. In 2012, the construction
businesses operating at profit is 37,197; the loss-incurring number is 17,000,
an increase of more than 2,000 business compared to 2011.
Statistics shows that the rate of
loss-incurring construction enterprises increased sharply in 2011 and 2012,
from 9,451/48,753 in 2010 (19.4%) to 14,998/48,733 in 2011 (30.8%) and
17,000/55,870 in 2012 (30.4%). That's not to mention the 2,637 businesses that
ceased operations or were dissolved in 2012.
Compiled by S. Tung
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