Long Duc Social Housing Tra Vinh

This Long Duc social housing project sits on Bach Dang Street in what used to be Ward 4 of Tra Vinh City; since 2025 the area belongs to Vinh Long province. On 10,997 m², two 13-floor towers will hold 319 apartments of 35–70 m² plus 8 service apartments, housing about 3,200 people. Construction started on 24 April 2025 and completion is planned for Q1 2027, with a total cost of about VND 510 billion.

Quick facts

Location

Bach Dang Street runs through the centre of the former Tra Vinh City, close to markets, schools, the provincial hospital and Tra Vinh University. After the 2025 merger, Tra Vinh, Ben Tre and Vinh Long form one province, with Vinh Long as the administrative centre.

Legal milestones

• Investment policy approved 18 January 2024 (adjusted 8 November 2024)
• Investor approved 26 July 2024
• 1/500 detailed plan approved 27 November 2024
• Land allocated 25 March 2025
• Construction started 24 April 2025

Who can buy

This is a social housing (nhà ở xã hội) project. Units can only be bought by people who meet the government’s criteria – for example income limits and not already owning a home in the province – and buyers must apply through the developer with paperwork confirmed by the authorities. Foreigners are not eligible. Social housing generally cannot be resold on the open market within five years of full payment, so it is a home to live in rather than an investment.

Pros and cons

• Pros: central location, clear legal milestones, compact units suited to young families
• Cons: eligibility rules, completion in 2027, resale restrictions

Who Long Duc social housing suits

Long Duc social housing suits public servants, teachers, healthcare workers and low-income families in the Tra Vinh area who qualify for social housing.

Living in the Tra Vinh area

Tra Vinh is a quiet Mekong Delta town known for its tree-lined streets, Khmer pagodas and Ba Om pond. Tra Vinh University brings a young population, and the Duyen Hai power and port complex on the coast provides industrial jobs.

Now part of an enlarged Vinh Long province, the town keeps its own hospitals, schools and markets, and is around three hours from Ho Chi Minh City by road. New, affordable apartments in the centre are still rare, which is why social housing projects here attract many applications.

Sources and further reading

Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including CafeLand on the Tra Vinh social housing project, checked in October 2026. Prices, unit counts and handover dates can change, so confirm the details with the developer before you commit.

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