HUD — developer of Dong Tang Long and Long Tho – Phuoc An new urban areas

HUD is one of the longest-standing urban developers in Vietnam and reports to the Ministry of Construction. The corporation has developed or is developing 25 new urban areas, delivering nearly 9 million m² of residential floor area. If you are looking for a townhouse with its own certificate in a township with completed infrastructure in the east of Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Tang Long is a project worth seeing.

About HUD

• Legal entity: Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUD), a state-owned enterprise under the Ministry of Construction; headquartered at HUD Tower, 37 Le Van Luong, Hanoi.
• Founded: 1989.
• Business lines: investment in and development of new urban areas and housing, real estate business.
• Scale: as of October 2026, 25 new urban areas in many provinces and cities; nearly 9 million m² of residential floor area, including more than 4,050 social housing apartments (over 336,000 m² of floor area). HUD operates as a parent–subsidiary group with 10 project management boards, 13 member units and 2 associated companies.
• First-half 2026 results: revenue of 2,151 billion VND, profit before tax of 262 billion VND. For 2026, the Ministry of Construction set the HUD parent company a profit-after-tax target of 330 billion VND (Decision 812/QĐ-BXD, published 29 May 2026).

Read more: Developer HUD: H1 2026 revenue of 2,151 billion, pre-tax profit of 262 billion.

HUD projects under development

HUD projects under development, as of October 2026:

Dong Tang Long New Urban Area (Ho Chi Minh City)

A 159.36 ha township in Long Phuoc Ward, bordering Ring Road 3, Nguyen Duy Trinh, La Xuan Oai and Lien Phuong streets. The technical infrastructure was accepted and put into use between 2016 and 2020. The latest sub-zone is Low-rise Housing Area No. 8 with 129 homes, eligible for sale since 5 September 2026; on 14 October 2026 HUD announced the sale of these 129 homes. See Dong Tang Long price list and progress.

Long Tho – Phuoc An Urban Area (Dong Nai)

A 223 ha township within the Nhon Trach new city master plan, for about 18,000 residents; construction began in 2013 and is ongoing.

HUD Thu Duc Social Housing Area (Ho Chi Minh City)

209 apartments in Hiep Binh Ward, at a provisional price of 30.7 million VND/m² (including VAT, excluding the 2% maintenance fee), with applications expected to open in Q4/2026. This is social housing, with specific eligibility requirements for buyers.

Other urban areas

Phu My New Urban Area (Quang Ngai, 169.57 ha), Viet Hung, HUD Son Tay, Thanh Lam – Dai Thinh 2 and the Dong Van Ward Social Housing Area (Ninh Binh). In October 2026, HUD also announced the sale of 94 low-rise homes in Chau Son New Urban Area, Ninh Binh.

Of the projects above, HPR distributes only Low-rise Housing Area No. 8 – Dong Tang Long.

Projects distributed by HPR

HPR advises on and distributes Low-rise Housing Area No. 8 – Dong Tang Long. Terraced houses with gardens are priced from 6.03 billion VND and garden houses from 8.94 billion VND (the developer's list of 20 homes on sale, VAT included, updated 15 October 2026). What sets it apart: all 129 homes have had individual certificates since 31 December 2024, the township's infrastructure is complete, there is a BIDV bank guarantee, and contracts are signed directly with HUD. In October 2026, the site is working on the foundations — see Housing Area No. 8 progress.

Ask a consultant to confirm whether the price includes the maintenance fee before you plan your home purchase cash flow; you can also check the project's legal status with HPR.

Which HUD project are you considering? Leave your phone number — an HPR consultant will send you the price list and current sales policy, and compare projects according to your budget.