FLOCKING TO VINHOMES OCEAN PARK URBAN AREA

FLOCKING TO VINHOMES OCEAN PARK URBAN AREA

Towards a harmonious life with nature every day, city residents are shifting towards eco-urban areas in satellite and suburban regions—an opportunity to own a Vinhomes apartment priced from just VND 1 billion. Vinhomes Ocean Park would be a good place to live in. 

Real estate market trends

Many real estate companies in the Asia-Pacific region are shifting towards the goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, it leads to eco-urban areas such as Fujisawa (Japan) or Dongtan (Shanghai, China).

This trend even extends to the scale of a city or an entire country, as exemplified by Singapore. With 300 parks and 9,000 hectares of greenery, Singapore's green space accounts for nearly 50% of its territory - a desirable ratio for many cities worldwide.

In Vietnam, real estate companies are also following this trend. They are working with the government to fulfill commitments at COP26 and respond to the needs of the people by creating eco-urban areas with green spaces that are beneficial to health.

According to a report on the psychology and consumer index of real estate in Vietnam published by the website batdongsan.com.vn, 61% of respondents surveyed said they like to live near green spaces and gardens. In comparison, 45% want to move to suburbs and less crowded areas.

Vinhomes Ocean Park - The green ocean in the inner city 

If Phu My Hung has had 30 years of development to complete the eco-space, Vinhomes Ocean Park has created a different tropical paradise in the heart of the capital city after only 4 years of operation.

In particular, the eco-space was prioritized for development and completion before residents moved in, such as the 62-hectare green landscape at Vinhomes Ocean Park or the more than 7.5-hectare Empire Park central park, the more than 2.6km-long Silk Park along the canal at Vinhomes Ocean Park 2...

Vinhomes Ocean Park also demonstrates the investor's superiority when determined to bring "the ocean" to the heart of the city.

Thanks to that, a bustling "beach paradise" has been formed in the East of Hanoi, with the presence of the 6.1-hectare Crystal Lagoon saltwater lake, the 24.5-hectare Ngoc Trai Lake (Vinhomes Ocean Park), the largest artificial wave park in the world with over 18 hectares, the Royal Wave Park (Vinhomes Ocean Park 2 - The Empire), and the 12-hectare Paradise Bay (Vinhomes Ocean Park 3 - The Crown).