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1 of 4 delivered
Xuân Cầu Holdings
1 of 4 sub-zones delivered · 3 upcoming
Vietnam's first mineral hot spring city — natural onsen water piped to every residence across a 198-hectare Red River township with only 17% build density.
Alluvia City is a 198.3-hectare eco-urban township along the Red River in Văn Giang, Hưng Yên, developed by Xuân Cầu Holdings — Vietnam's first mineral hot spring city, with natural onsen water sourced from 400-meter boreholes and piped directly to every residence. The project spans four distinct phases: Alluvia Onsen (wellness-focused with seven Alumi apartment towers), Alluvia Yacht (low-rise marina district), Alluvia Royal (island villa cluster), and Alluvia Sunshine Marina (Sunshine Group, 55 ha), with a combined 21 high-rise towers and over 2,700 low-rise homes across a site with only 17% build density.
Better for long-term living than for investing.
A low-density wellness township on the Red River with hot-spring water at home and a large park-and-lake core, best for patient buyers. The binding constraints are bridge timing (both Red River crossings target 2027), pink books not yet issued, and an Alumi apartment handover not due until Q1 2028.
Homeowner: A promising wellness township that is still being built, so it suits homeowners who can wait. Low density, a large central park and lake, and hot-spring water piped to homes set it apart, but the school cluster and hospital are planned and the bus commute to Hoàn Kiếm Lake is about 1 hr 24 min until the Ring Road 3.5 and Ring Road 4 bridges open (targeting 2027). Pink books are not yet issued.
Investor: The investment case is a bet on delivery and bridge access rather than a proven market. Alumi apartments are quoted around 70M/m², in line with mid-segment peers, but resale and rental depth are unproven. Handover is not until Q1 2028 and about 12,100 planned units plus softer Hanoi absorption make exit timing the main risk.
| Unit price | 2,1 tỷ – 60 tỷ |
| Launch price | 70 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Alluvia City | 70 triệu/m² | — |
| Ecopark | 62 triệu/m² | 2.6 km |
Alumi apartments are quoted around 70M/m², mostly stable since spring 2026, while Alluvia Royal low-rise is priced far higher at roughly 140-170M/m².
| Developer | Xuân Cầu Holdings |
| Status | 1 of 4 delivered |
| Total Units | 12100 |
| Towers | 21 |
| Launch Date | 2025 |
| Handover | 2026-Q2 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | pending |
| Legal Notes | Land allocation: Hung Yen PPC Decision 3025/QĐ-UBND (27 Dec 2022) to Xuân Cầu Holdings. Construction Permit No. 10/GPXD-SXD (25 Feb 2025) for technical infrastructure and No. 25/GPXD-SXD (27 Jun 2025) for Zone 2 technical infrastructure. Long-term land use rights. Pink books not yet issued; Alluvia Onsen low-rise handover began March 2026, Alumi towers target Q1 2028. Searches in Oct 2026 found no new pink-book issuance reports; verify current status with the developer. |
Alluvia City
| CBD (peak) | 55 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 41 min |
| Airport (peak) | 68 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 64 min |
Wellness-minded Hanoi couples and families willing to trade a long, bus-based commute for quiet riverside living, plus investors who accept a multi-year delivery horizon and bridge-dependent connectivity.