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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.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
A compelling first-in-segment wellness township on the Red River — the natural hot spring piped to every home, 17% build density, and Red River frontage create a genuinely distinctive suburban living proposition. The core commitment required is a medium-term horizon: most signature amenities are planned rather than operating, and commute times improve materially only once the two 2027 Red River bridges open.
Homeowner: A good fit for homeowners with a long-term suburban lifestyle orientation. The 17% build density, natural onsen piped to every residence, and 15-hectare central park create a genuinely distinct living environment — but nearly all signature amenities (school cluster, hospital, central park) are planned rather than operating today. Ring Road 3.5 and Ring Road 4 bridges targeting 2027 are the meaningful commute unlock; until then, a 25-35 minute drive to central Hanoi via Vĩnh Tuy Bridge is the daily reality.
Investor: The investment thesis is credible but early-stage. Adjacent Ecopark demonstrates that the Văn Giang corridor absorbs suburban eco-township demand, and Alluvia City's onsen differentiation positions it above standard eco-township pricing. The gap: no resale market exists yet, Alumi apartment delivery is Q1 2028, and rental yield potential depends on the same 2027 bridge completions that drive location demand. Sunshine Group's co-development of the 55-hectare Sunshine Marina sub-zone broadens the buyer base but adds multi-developer execution complexity.
| 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 Premium apartment ask pricing has edged up slightly from 67 to 70 million VND/m² since launch — a modest move consistent with early market absorption in the Văn Giang affordable segment; the broader project price range remains stable.
| 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 | Construction Permit No. 10/GPXD issued by Hung Yen Provincial People's Committee on February 25, 2025. Official groundbreaking March 8, 2025. Purchase and Sale Contracts for low-rise units opened October 30, 2025. Alumi apartment towers (Alumi 1-4) opened for sale June 2026 with fully fitted 5-6 star interiors managed by Best Western Premier. Long-term land use rights (so hong lau dai) confirmed for all sub-zones. Pink books not yet issued — project in active construction. Alluvia Onsen low-rise handover began March 2026; Alumi towers target Q1 2028 delivery. EDGE (a Xuan Cau Holdings subsidiary) manages energy-efficient project operations with 60-month free management for Phase 1 products. |
Alluvia City
| CBD (peak) | 57 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 43 min |
| Airport (peak) | 65 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 61 min |
Young professional couples and mid-career Hanoians seeking wellness-oriented suburban living within commuting distance of the capital, alongside investors drawn by the first-in-segment mineral hot spring positioning and Red River frontage.