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0 of 4 delivered
Vingroup (Vinpearl investor / Vinhomes operator)
0 of 4 sub-zones delivered · 4 upcoming 2026–2027
The first Vinhomes-branded coastal resort city in central Vietnam — 512 ha between Hải Vân Pass and Nam Chơn Bay, with an on-site VinWonders, Vinmec, Vinschool, five-star resort cluster and onsen-equipped Japanese villa zone.
Vingroup's 512-hectare coastal resort city at the foot of Hải Vân Pass in Liên Chiểu, Đà Nẵng, overlooking Nam Chơn Bay. Four themed sub-zones (Bạch Vân, Vịnh Mây, Đảo Ngọc, Tinh Vân) deliver roughly 6,200 low-rise units alongside 15 hotel-apartment towers, a 24.8 ha VinWonders theme park, Vinmec clinic, a five-star resort cluster, and a 1.3 km waterfront promenade. Construction density is held to 19.8% across the peninsula between mountain and sea.
Better for long-term living than for investing.
A landmark resort-coastal masterplan by Vinhomes on Đà Nẵng's north shore, combining a sea-mountain setting and a comprehensive planned amenity suite on a quiet 550.5 ha peninsula. The core tradeoff: every major facility is planned but not yet built, and the 20–30 minute coastal corridor to the city makes this a strong second-home or seasonal living choice rather than a daily-commute base.
Homeowner: A strong second-home and coastal living choice backed by Vinhomes' tier-1 execution, a very low 19.8% build density, and an ambitious planned amenity suite including Vinschool and a Vinmec clinic on-site. The honest constraint: none of those amenities are operating yet, and the 20–30 minute coastal corridor to central Đà Nẵng is a real daily friction for permanent residents. Tinh Vân villa buyers should also verify whether their title is long-term residential or 50-year tourism-land before signing.
Investor: The investment case is near-term tourism plus medium-term port corridor — credible but not yet proven. VinWonders Hải Vân targeting Q4 2027 is the key activation event for resort-rental programs, and first Liên Chiểu berths are targeted Q4 2028, bringing the port-demand thesis closer. The constraint: comparable Đà Nẵng resort villas net under 2% after management fees, no resale market has formed yet, and Tinh Vân's 404 tourism-land villas carry a narrower buyer pool at exit.
| Unit price | 5,2 tỷ – 16,8 tỷ |
| Launch price | 65 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Vinhomes Hải Vân Bay | 70 triệu/m² | — |
| Shizen Nami | 60 triệu/m² | 4.7 km |
Primary-market prices opened above initial estimates after strong April 2026 launch demand; no resale data yet exists to confirm secondary-market pricing.
| Developer | Vingroup (Vinpearl investor / Vinhomes operator) |
| Status | 0 of 4 delivered |
| Completion | 2027 |
| Total Units | 6199 |
| Towers | 15 |
| Launch Date | 2026-04-20 |
| Handover | 2027 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | pending |
| Legal Notes | Master plan 1/500 approved. PM Decision 1432/QĐ-TTg (20 Nov 2024) adjusted the investment profile (512 ha, ~VND 44,000 bn, 5-year build). Groundbreaking 22 Jun 2025. Đà Nẵng Department of Construction approved 2,437 low-rise units for future-formed housing sales (24 Jul 2025) and capital-mobilisation eligibility (27 Jul 2025); reaffirmed Apr 2026 as eligible under the 2023 Real Estate Business Law. Đảo Ngọc sub-zone launched sales May 5, 2026. Roughly 90% of low-rise product carries long-term residential ownership for Vietnamese buyers; Tinh Vân Limited Edition resort villas and other tourism-coded plots fall under 50-year tourism-land terms — verify certificate type per product line before signing. Foreign buyers capped at 50-year leasehold. Pink books pending handover. |
Vinhomes Hải Vân Bay
| CBD (peak) | 36 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 34 min |
| Airport (peak) | 36 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 34 min |
The buyer base is primarily second-home purchasers and resort investors from Hà Nội and HCMC, drawn by the sea-mountain setting and Vinhomes' brand. Expat retirees are a secondary segment. Year-round permanent residents will be sparse in the early years — the peninsula has no pre-existing township, as the site was formerly Làng Vân.





