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0 of 3 delivered
Thắng Lợi Group
0 of 3 sub-zones delivered · 3 upcoming 2027
The most affordable large-scale high-rise complex at the western gateway to HCMC — 13 ha, 18 towers, ~6,000 apartments from under 1.1 billion VND, anchored by the 33-storey Win Mark commercial tower and resort-standard amenities across all three phases.
The Win City is a 13.18-hectare mixed-use urban complex on Provincial Road 10 (DT825) in Đức Hòa, Tây Ninh province — at the western gateway to Ho Chi Minh City. Developed by a consortium of Thắng Lợi Group, An Cường, and Central Construction, the project delivers approximately 6,000 apartments and commercial shophouses across 18 high-rise blocks of 14 to 33 storeys organized into three sub-zones: Victory Heights, Glory Sky, and Prime Majestic. The 33-storey Win Mark commercial tower anchors the Prime Majestic sub-zone as the area's largest mixed-use high-rise and the landmark centrepiece of the western Saigon corridor.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
Win City is an entry-priced, pre-handover high-rise for buyers tied to Đức Hòa's industrial parks, with compact units from about 1.1–1.2 billion VND and construction visibly advancing. The trade-offs are due-diligence items: pink books are planned only after handover (Q3 2027 earliest for Victory Heights), access runs through single-spine Tỉnh Lộ 10 until Ring Road 3 opens, and about 6,000 units will compete for the same buyers and renters.
Homeowner: A budget-led choice for homeowners tied to Đức Hòa's industrial parks, not a ready-made neighbourhood. Compact units start around 1.1–1.2 billion VND and construction is moving quickly, but the school, clinic, mall and park are still being built, pink books are planned only after handover, and everything funnels through Tỉnh Lộ 10 until Ring Road 3 opens.
Investor: A tenant-pool story rather than a proven-yield story. Industrial-park workers nearby give a credible rental base, but there is no resale or rent history yet, about 6,000 units will arrive together from late 2027, and returns lean on Ring Road 3 and connector roads that have already slipped once.
| Unit price | 1,1 tỷ – 3,35 tỷ |
| Launch price | 31 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Win City | 33 triệu/m² | — |
| The Sol City | similarly priced | Also by Thắng Lợi Group in Long An; township scale with townhouses and villas alongside apartments and the same western-gateway commute challenge. |
| The Diamond City | similarly priced | Earlier Thắng Lợi Group project in Long An focused on townhouses and villas; lower density but without Win City's high-rise amenity stack. |
| Picity High Park | higher priced | Affordable high-rise in Thủ Đức, closer to HCMC: easier commute access but meaningfully higher per-m² pricing. |
Project-level primary asks sit around 31M/m² (up from about 26M in a prior, wider-range snapshot, so low confidence), while Victory Heights bedroom-level quotes were flat near 35M/m² in their latest snapshots.
| Developer | Thắng Lợi Group |
| Status | 0 of 3 delivered |
| Completion | 2028 |
| Total Units | 6000 |
| Towers | 18 |
| Launch Date | 2025-10 |
| Handover | 2028-Q1 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | Not issued |
| Legal Notes | Re-checked October 2026. On 25 Dec 2025 the Tây Ninh Department of Construction confirmed that 964 apartments in towers C2.2 and C2.3 (Victory Heights) meet the conditions to be sold off-plan, allowing the developer to sign sale contracts under the Real Estate Business Law. Individual pink books are not yet issued and are planned post-handover (Q3 2027 earliest for Victory Heights); no independent confirmation of pink-book processing was found. Buyers should confirm eligibility of their specific tower and the status of the Long An-to-Tây Ninh administrative transfer with the developer. |
Win City
| CBD (peak) | 71 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 60 min |
| Airport (peak) | 59 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 53 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 124 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 111 min |
Prospective residents are mainly industrial-park workers and managers from surrounding zones, first-time buyers from Đức Hòa and nearby communes, and some HCMC-based buyers seeking affordable ownership. Buy-to-let investors targeting industrial-zone renters are also active, given the industrial parks within about 1 km.
