HUD–Phú Mỹ – Nhà ở xã hội giai đoạn I
This record concerns only Phase I of HUD–Phu My social housing, not every home in the wider Phu My township. Its groundbreaking report establishes the scheme described at that time, not when a household may apply or move in. Separate project identification, current application guidance and a dated construction update into three distinct checks.
- Developer named by the source
- Tổng công ty Đầu tư phát triển nhà và đô thị (HUD)
- Location as published
- Khu đô thị mới Phú Mỹ, phường Cẩm Thành và xã An Phú, Quảng Ngãi
- Project type
- Apartments
- Checked
What the source says
Each line links to its source. Developer-published information is still the developer's claim.
Dated source milestone
The provincial portal records a Phase I groundbreaking ceremony on 16 December 2025
Published building scale
The published scheme comprises two nine-storey blocks on over 1.55 hectares
Published apartment count
Nearly 300 apartments with published areas of 58–70 m²; this is the Phase I scope
Questions to take with you
Ask about the exact unit and tower you are viewing, not the project as a whole.
- Does this notice explicitly concern social housing Phase I rather than another product in Phu My township?
- Which office currently provides application guidance and a dated progress update for the two blocks?
Sources
- Groundbreaking ceremony of HUD–Phú Mỹ Social Housing ProjectQuảng Ngãi Provincial People's Committee Portal · Checked
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