The whole country has handled nearly 18,600 houses and land after the apparatus reorganization.

The Ministry of Finance said that as of November 10, the whole country had handled 18,589 houses and land facilities subject to rearrangement.

Nationwide, there are still 9,914 surplus houses and lands that need to be further reviewed and processed. Illustrative photo: Kim Ha/VNA

Of these, 1,059 facilities are arranged for medical purposes; 4,992 facilities are arranged for education ; 1,383 facilities are for culture and sports; 9,141 facilities are used as offices or facilities for administrative agencies and public service units.

In addition, there are currently 9,914 surplus houses and lands nationwide that need to be further reviewed and processed. Localities are still updating data according to actual developments.

According to Mr. Nguyen Tan Thinh, Director of the Department of Public Asset Management ( Ministry of Finance ), the decentralization of authority on the arrangement, management and handling of public assets has now been fully delegated to local authorities. Within the scope of assigned functions, the Ministry of Finance continues to perfect the legal system on the management and use of public assets, creating a legal framework to serve the process of streamlining the apparatus and reorganizing the organization.

The Ministry of Finance, in its role of assisting the Government in state management of public assets, has recently submitted to the National Assembly , the Government, and the Prime Minister legal documents to create a legal basis for the arrangement, disposition, and handling of public assets, and reported to the Prime Minister for promulgation or promulgated under its authority directive documents to urge and guide implementation.

On November 11, 2025, the Prime Minister signed Official Dispatch No. 213/CD-TTg requesting to accelerate the progress of arranging and handling housing and land facilities after the reorganization of the apparatus and administrative units at all levels. The Official Dispatch emphasized the adjustment of planning, prioritizing the arrangement for the health, education, culture, sports, and public sectors, as well as the orientation for handling the remaining assets after prioritizing these essential needs.

The Ministry of Finance said it has assigned specialized staff to monitor each locality; at the same time, it has organized many working groups to work directly before, during and after the administrative unit rearrangement process. In the coming time, the Ministry of Finance will publicize the progress of handling surplus houses and land nationwide, in accordance with the Prime Minister's direction.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/ca-nuoc-da-xu-ly-gan-18600-co-so-nha-dat-sau-sap-xep-bo-may-20251119173643791.htm