Accordingly, the Da Nang City People’s Committee has issued Decision No. 2335/QD-UBND approving the exploitation plan for 439 facilities. Specifically: transferring 6 land and property facilities to units and localities for management; transferring 5 land and property facilities to the Da Nang Center for Housing Management and Exploitation; converting the function of 14 land and property facilities for healthcare, education, cultural institutions, etc., for other purposes.
The remaining 414 land and property facilities are scheduled for maintaining their current state, with further study of planning and actual needs to carry out functional conversion to ensure the highest efficiency of use.
The management and exploitation of 439 land and property facilities assigned to the management center ensures centralized, unified, strict, and efficient principles, reducing the situation of vacancy, degradation, loss, waste, encroachment, and improper use.
The Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center continues to review and update to proceed with the transfer to agencies, units, and localities with usage needs, and to carry out functional conversion. The center implements short-term leasing during the period when no decision has been made, no auction has been organized, no transfer has been carried out, or the facility is not immediately used according to the decision of the competent authority.
This is an important step aimed at optimizing public asset resources after the reorganization of administrative units in the city, avoiding waste of public assets and creating sustainable revenue for the city budget.
Da Nang City
Da Nang is a major coastal city in central Vietnam, known for its sandy beaches and vibrant urban life. Historically, it was a key port during the French colonial period and later became a significant military base for the United States during the Vietnam War. Today, it is a thriving economic and tourism hub, with attractions like the Marble Mountains and the Golden Bridge.
Da Nang Center for Housing Management and Exploitation
The Da Nang Center for Housing Management and Exploitation is a municipal administrative body in Da Nang, Vietnam, responsible for overseeing the management, allocation, and maintenance of public housing and state-owned residential properties. Its history is tied to the city’s rapid urbanization and post-war reconstruction efforts, as Da Nang expanded its infrastructure to accommodate population growth and economic development. The center plays a key role in ensuring equitable housing distribution and property regulation within the city.
Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center
The Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center is a governmental agency in Da Nang, Vietnam, responsible for managing and developing public land resources to support urban planning and infrastructure projects. Established as part of the city’s administrative reforms, it oversees land acquisition, compensation, and site clearance for development initiatives. The center plays a key role in Da Nang’s rapid modernization, helping to balance urban growth with efficient land use.
Marble Mountains
The Marble Mountains (Ngũ Hành Sơn) in Da Nang, Vietnam, are a cluster of five marble and limestone hills named after the five elements: Kim (Metal), Thuy (Water), Moc (Wood), Hoa (Fire), and Tho (Earth). Historically, they served as a major quarry for marble and limestone, and during the Cham and Nguyen dynasties, they became a significant religious site with the construction of Buddhist pagodas, grottoes, and tunnels, many of which were later used as hiding spots during the Vietnam War. Today, they are a popular tourist destination
Marble Mountains
The Marble Mountains (Ngũ Hành Sơn) in Da Nang, Vietnam, are a cluster of five marble and limestone hills named after the five elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth. Historically, they were a major sanctuary for the Cham people, and later became a site of Buddhist and Hindu temples, with many caves and tunnels used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Today, they are a popular tourist destination, offering stunning views, ancient pagodas, and intricate marble carving villages.
Golden Bridge
The Golden Bridge is a stunning pedestrian bridge located in the Ba Na Hills near Da Nang, Vietnam, renowned for its unique design where two giant stone hands appear to support the structure. Opened in June 2018, it was built as part of a larger resort complex, quickly becoming a viral sensation and a major tourist attraction. While not ancient, the bridge’s design evokes a sense of mythology, as if the hands of a mountain god are cradling the walkway high above the lush landscape.
