Vietnam’s Ministry of Construction is moving to increase regulatory oversight of the rapidly growing resort property market, particularly concerning developer-guaranteed profit schemes and leaseback arrangements. Current management mechanisms for these types of properties are considered insufficient, creating vulnerabilities for investors. The move comes as these investment models have become increasingly popular, attracting both domestic and foreign capital. Concerns center on developers’ ability to consistently meet promised returns or fulfill lease agreements. The Ministry intends to strengthen monitoring of developer commitments to mitigate potential risks for purchasers. This increased scrutiny aims to balance market growth with investor protection in the booming resort real estate sector. Further details on the specific regulatory changes are expected to be announced soon.