Future Building means any buildings which is under construction and has
not been permitted to put into operation. According to Vietnam Real Estate Law 2014, a future buildings
can be sold, leased or lease purchased prior the comletion of construction.
However, such future buildings must meet the following conditions to be put on
the markets:
1. Conditions on paperworks: the following
documents must be avaiable prior putting the future building on the markets
- Documents on
land, project documents or construction drawing approved by competent agencies;
- License for
construction;
- Documents on
certification of completion of technical infrastructure in equivalent to
project progress; or it is required to gain the certification of completion of
the foundation of the building regarding future apartment buildings or mix-used
buildings.
2. Conditions on notifications to State Agency: The investor
must send written notification to the agency in charge of housing of province for
the future building permitted to be put on the market.
3. Bank Guarantee condition: The investor’s financial
obligations must be guaranteed by a competent commercial bank in case the
investor fails to transfer the building on schedule as commitment to clients
before the investor sell or lease purchase future buildings.
- The State bank
of Vietnam shall issue the list of competent commercial banks which may give
guarantee in the future real estate trading.
- The scope,
requirements, content and guarantee fee shall be agreed by contracting parties and
concluded in an agreement
- The investor
shall send the copy of guarantee agreement to the buyer or lessee when the
agreement on sale or lease purchase is signed.
- The guarantee
agreement will stay unexpired until the building is transferred to the buyer or
lessee.
- If
the investor fails to transfer the building on schedule as committed and at the
request of the buyer or lessee, the guarantor shall make a refund of the option
fee and other payments to clients under agreement on housing sale or lease
purchase and signed guarantee agreement.
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