Apartment Ownership Duration Clarified: A New Benchmark for Real Estate Developers

Resolution No. 278/NQ-CP dated September 18, 2026, requires the continued refinement of the amended Housing Law project, clarifying the duration of apartment use based on the building’s lifespan and the handling procedures when the building reaches the end of its useful life. This is a legal improvement orientation rather than a newly effective regulation, yet it demonstrates that construction quality and the long-term responsibility of investors are increasingly emphasized.

The duration of a building’s use is not synonymous with the duration of apartment ownership. The 2023 Housing Law does not prescribe a time limit for apartment ownership; the continuation of use, renovation, or demolition must be based on design dossiers and inspection conclusions from competent authorities.

For the market, the value of an apartment is determined not only at the time of opening for sale but also depends on legal compliance, construction quality, operation, and the investor’s responsibility throughout the building’s lifecycle.

QP Holdings affirms its position as a reputable and professional real estate developer in Vietnam across three fields: Residential Real Estate, Industrial Real Estate, and Financial Investment. Residential Real Estate serves as the strategic pillar. Putting “Reputation and Quality” as the foundation, the enterprise prioritizes projects with clear scale and progress.

In Binh Duong Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, QP Holdings is implementing two commercial housing projects, D7 and D17, located within the Binh Duong Industrial – Service – Urban Complex. Both belong to group B, grade I civil works, with implementation progress spanning from 2025 to 2030.

D7 has a scale of 1,342 apartments, meeting the housing needs of approximately 3,138 people; D17 provides 737 apartments, serving about 1,673 people. In total, the two projects are expected to add 2,079 apartments to the Northeast region of Ho Chi Minh City, aiming to form a synchronized living space for approximately 4,811 residents.

The product scale and specific implementation roadmap of D7 and D17 further affirm QP Holdings’ project development capabilities, while contributing to meeting the growing housing demand in the area.

Information regarding the construction grade, investment scale, number of apartments, and progress serves as the basis for QP Holdings to organize resources, control quality, and execute projects phase by phase. Through this, the positioning of “Reputation and Quality” is translated into verifiable responsibility.

In the upcoming orientation portfolio, the 15-hectare land fund in Thoi Hoa ward is expected to develop the Tai Phat Complex with approximately 5,447 apartment units, accommodating a population scale of about 11,313 people. This is a prospective project that requires further completion of procedures before implementation.

When legal and quality standards for apartments are transparent, a developer’s capability is assessed by their ability to control the project’s lifecycle. QP Holdings remains steadfast in creating sustainable value, accompanying the long-term prosperity of customers, partners, and shareholders.