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Just delivered 2026
TBS Land
Just delivered 2026
The most amenity-rich resort-concept development in Di An — 68+ facilities, hospital-adjacent, freehold ownership, at a price point significantly below comparable Thu Duc projects
Green Skyline is a resort-style residential complex by TBS Land in Dong Hoa Ward, Di An, Ho Chi Minh City, comprising four high-rise towers with 1,296 apartments on 1.32 hectares at the intersection of National Highway 1K and GS1 Road. The development is built around a City Resort design concept, integrating multi-level sky gardens, resort-style pool facilities, and a 3-story clubhouse with over 68 on-site amenities directly adjacent to Hoan My General Hospital.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
Green Skyline delivers an unusually comprehensive resort amenity package for a Di An address — hospital-adjacent, freehold, and well below Thu Duc pricing — but the compact Highway 1K site means homeowners and investors must accept significant ambient noise as a daily trade-off.
Homeowner: A solid homeowner choice for Di An at this price point. Green Skyline delivers 68+ on-site amenities — resort pool, 3-story clubhouse, sky gardens, kindergarten within the development — a package rarely found at 1.32 ha in this corridor, and Hoan My International Hospital is directly adjacent. The honest trade-off: a compact, high-density footprint on noisy Highway 1K, pink books still processing, and a developer (TBS Land) completing its first major mid-rise project, now professionally managed by Savills.
Investor: The investment case rests on proven demand, not a future catalyst. A 92% absorption rate at the January 2026 launch — the strongest Q1 2026 HCMC take-up tracked by CBRE Research — confirms real market appetite at 69M/sqm. Di An's established industrial and university rental base supports 4-5% yield estimates. The risks are unproven resale liquidity (no listing history at this stage), above-peer pricing that limits yield upside, and pink books expected in 2026-2027 that add near-term exit friction.
| Unit price | 2,35 tỷ – 14,82 tỷ |
| Launch price | 60 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Green Skyline | 68 triệu/m² | — |
| Vinhomes Grand Park | 25-35% more expensive | Thu Duc township with tier-1 developer scale, internal mall, school, and hospital — larger footprint and stronger brand, but pricing reflects that premium significantly |
| Celadon City | Similarly priced | Tan Phu mid-market township closer to HCMC's west; better city-center access and larger site scale, but without Green Skyline's hospital-adjacent location advantage |
Pricing has held broadly at launch levels of 63–68M/sqm across unit types, with tower-level movements reflecting unit-mix convergence rather than a directional project re-rating.
| Developer | TBS Land |
| Status | Just delivered 2026 |
| Total Units | 1296 |
| Towers | 4 |
| Launch Date | 2026-01-26 |
| Handover | 2026-03 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | pending |
| Legal Notes | Construction permit No. 1713/GPXD issued May 2023. Approval Decision No. 644/QD-CT and 1/500 planning approved. Sales license No. 20795/SXD-PTDT issued December 2025. General contractor: SOL E&C. Long-term so hong committed for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year ownership for foreign nationals. Unit handovers commenced March 2026. Savills (global property management firm) appointed as professional operations manager post-handover (announced June 2026). Individual pink books expected following completion of the handover and registration process, currently anticipated in 2026-2027. |
Green Skyline
| CBD (peak) | 48 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 35 min |
| Airport (peak) | 47 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 38 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 77 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 64 min |
A mix of young professionals employed at nearby industrial parks in Di An and Binh Duong, staff and graduates from the VNUHCM university cluster, and families seeking resort-style freehold ownership at pricing below comparable Thu Duc addresses. Savills management and hospital adjacency attract a secondary cohort of medical-sector workers and healthcare professionals.