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2 of 4 delivered
Nam Long Group (with Hankyu Hanshin Properties)
2 of 4 sub-zones delivered · 2 upcoming 2026
The largest Japanese-style riverside township in Đồng Nai — 170 ha of low-rise long-term-ownership product on the Đồng Nai River, co-developed with Hankyu Hanshin and the only Nam Long township at this scale outside Long An.
A 170-hectare riverside township by Nam Long Group and Japanese partner Hankyu Hanshin Properties on the Đồng Nai River in Long Hưng, Biên Hòa, ~25 km from central HCMC. Built on a Japanese 'Live–Play–Learn–Work–Shop' township model with low-rise garden townhouses, shophouses, semi-detached villas, riverfront villas, and Flora apartment lines. Land use is split across 21 ha of greenery, 6 ha of water surface, 9 ha of commercial, and 7 ha of education.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
Izumi City is a Japanese-influenced low-rise township for families who prioritize space and quiet over city proximity — KinderWorld International School, Nova Hospital, and Nova Mall are all operating on-site today. The honest trade-off is complete car dependency and a 45-60 minute peak-hour commute to central HCMC, with three confirmed road projects under construction to ease that limitation through 2026-2029.
Homeowner: A solid choice for homeowners who prioritize low-rise space and Japanese master-planning quality over urban proximity. Nova Hospital, KinderWorld International School, and Nova Mall all operate within the development, and pink books are partially issued with Phase 1A1 processing under way. The honest trade-offs: entirely car-dependent access averaging 45-60 minutes to HCMC inner districts during peak hours, perimeter-road flood risk in heavy monsoon, and the majority of the 7,000-unit plan still under construction.
Investor: A patient-capital play anchored by confirmed infrastructure: Ring Road 3 (targeting June 2026 opening), Long Hưng Bridge, and Cát Lái Bridge — both breaking ground January 2026 for 2028/2029 delivery — collectively address the project's single-axis access limitation. Secondary market activity for Izumi Phase 1 townhouses exists but is thin, and no rental income benchmark is available; this is a hold-for-appreciation thesis rather than a yield play while the long-stay tenant base builds.
| Market range | 45 triệu – 100 triệu/m² |
| Unit price | 7 tỷ – 45 tỷ |
| Launch price | 65 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Izumi City | 48 triệu/m² | — |
| Aqua City | 60 triệu/m² | 1 km |
| Vinhomes Grand Park | 81,5 triệu/m² | 3 km |
Pricing for Izumi Phase 1 sub-zone townhouses stabilized around 45-50 million/m² as of early 2026, with medium-term sentiment driven by confirmed road deliveries rather than near-term demand pressure.
| Developer | Nam Long Group (with Hankyu Hanshin Properties) |
| Status | 2 of 4 delivered |
| Total Units | 7000 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | Partial |
| Legal Notes | 170 ha master plan approved with phased construction permits granted as each sub-zone launches. Townhouses, shophouses and villas in delivered phases carry long-term residential ownership (sổ hồng lâu dài). The June 16, 2025 approval of the revised 1/500 detailed construction planning by Biên Hòa City People's Committee unblocked the pink book issuance pipeline across phases. Pink books have been issued to Izumi Gardenia residents; Phase 1A1 issuance is in progress for the 275 handed-over units. Joint venture: Nam Long Group 65.1% / Hankyu Hanshin Properties 34.9%. |
Izumi City
| CBD (peak) | 58 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 51 min |
| Airport (peak) | 71 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 66 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 45 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 45 min |
Residents skew toward upper-middle-income families moving out of inner HCMC and Biên Hòa city in search of more space at lower density — particularly buyers attracted to the Japanese design quality of the Hankyu Hanshin partnership. Japanese expatriate families connected to the project's origin form a secondary segment. The investor share is modest relative to competing Đồng Nai townships; Nam Long has consistently positioned Izumi City as a long-stay community rather than a secondary-market flip product.
