Property

Vibrant townships such as Akari City, Mizuki Park, Waterpoint and others in and around Ho Chi Minh City are the result of a joint co-creation process between Nam Long and its collaborators from Japan.

Under a recently-approved plan, the northern port city aims to raise its average per capita residential floor area to approximately 37.17 square meters by 2030.

The growth is attributed to recent policies to attract FDI and higher demand for industrial land.

Market growth driven mainly by peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions and cross-border flows.

According to the targets set by the Government, from 2026 to 2030, the country will develop over 700,000 social housing units and nearly 200,000 rental units to increase the supply of affordable housing, meeting the significant demand for housing among workers.

The project is geared toward developing modern, synchronized infrastructure to attract supporting industries, mechanical engineering and manufacturing, high-tech sectors, and eco-friendly production.