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Central beachfront villa subdivision combining two design styles — Kyoto (Japanese-inspired, 131 units: 13 standalone beach villas plus 118 semi-detached) and Oceania (89 units: 5 standalone plus 84 semi-detached). Positioned as the project's flagship luxury cluster.
Balanced for both end-users and investors.
The most ambitious coastal resort township in Vietnam — compelling for HCMC second-home buyers who believe in the Phan Thiết tourism thesis. Main tradeoffs: 50-year ownership and ongoing Novaland cash-flow risk.
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| NovaWorld Hồ Tràm | Comparable per-m² pricing for similar product | Closer to HCMC (1h 45m) but smaller masterplan |
| Thanh Long Bay (Kê Gà) | 10–15% lower entry price | Further south in Hàm Thuận Nam, closer to future Phan Thiết airport |
| Sea Links City Mũi Né | Established resale market at similar price band | Mũi Né side with mature tourism footfall |
End-user: Mixed project (6.0) — exceptional resort amenities including PGA golf, water park and 7km beachfront, but fundamentally unsuited for primary residence: 2h+ from HCMC, no international schools, limited daily services, 50-year leasehold and Novaland developer risk. Best as a weekend second home for HCMC families, not for daily living.
Investor: Mixed project (6.1) — secondary market discount creates entry opportunity and future catalysts (airport, expressway extension) provide upside potential, but 50-year leasehold caps appreciation, 7000+ units risk oversupply, seasonal tourism demand limits off-peak occupancy, and Novaland cash-flow concerns weigh on confidence.
| Unit price | 19 tỷ – 35,3 tỷ |
| Status | Selling |
| Total Units | 220 |
| Launch Date | 2019 |
| Construction Permit | approved |
| Pink Book | partial |
| Legal Notes | Resort-tourism land with 50-year leasehold for most villa and townhouse products; pink books issued in handed-over subdivisions, pending in later phases. |