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Delivered 2019 · Pink books issued
Three 40-floor Keppel Land towers with 500m of Ca Cam River frontage, District 7's first 50m saltwater lap pool, and sky lounge levels at floors 26–27 — managed by Savills, 3 minutes from Phu My Hung and 800m from FV Hospital.
The View Riviera Point is a 518-unit waterfront condominium by Keppel Land Vietnam and Tan Truong, comprising three 40-floor towers (Tower 6, 7, 8) along 500m of Ca Cam River frontage in Tân Phú Ward, District 7. Part of the broader 12-tower Riviera Point masterplan, The View introduces Keppel Land's resort-style amenity stack to the stretch of Huỳnh Tấn Phát closest to RMIT University and FV Hospital — including District 7's first 50m saltwater lap pool and sky-level lounge floors.
Balanced for both homeowners and investors.
The View Riviera Point is a strong upper-mid riverfront pick for Phu My Hung workers and D7 expats — Keppel Land build quality, Savills management, and a resort amenity stack that genuinely outperforms the segment. The honest tradeoffs are structural: Huỳnh Tấn Phát congestion adds 15–20 minutes to CBD trips, a bar 31m from the building creates ambient noise, and the 16% price premium above mid-segment peers demands justification from the buyer.
Homeowner: A solid homeowner choice in the D7 riverside upper-mid segment, with clear strengths and honest tradeoffs. Keppel Land construction quality and Savills management deliver a consistent living standard, and the on-site resort amenity stack — District 7's first 50m saltwater pool, sky lounge floors, and a multi-function clubhouse — outperforms what peers at this price point offer. The two persistent drawbacks are structural: Huỳnh Tấn Phát peak-hour congestion adds 15–20 minutes to CBD trips with no easy fix until 2028, and a bar 31 metres from the building means ambient noise is a real consideration for families with young children.
Investor: A credible income asset in District 7 with a documented secondary market, active rental demand, and the Keppel Land / Savills combination that suppresses vacancy relative to unmanaged peers. Implied rental yields of 3.7–3.9% are realistic and sustainable given the RMIT-area expat and D7 professional tenant base, and four forward infrastructure catalysts targeting 2026–2028 support the medium-term location thesis. The core constraint is scale: 518 units across three towers limits secondary market depth versus the larger Phu My Hung projects it competes with, and the foreign buyer quota being fully allocated narrows the potential resale buyer pool.
| Market range | 60 triệu – 98 triệu/m² |
| Unit price | 6,5 tỷ – 14,5 tỷ |
| Rent | 18 triệu – 40 triệu/mo |
| Launch price | 37 triệu/m² |
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| View | 73 triệu/m² | — |
| Infiniti | 64 triệu/m² | 0.1 km |
Secondary market snapshots recorded in May 2026 place 2BRs at ~72M/m² and 3BRs at ~75M/m², consistent with steady appreciation since the 2019 handover and the broader HCMC upper-mid upward trend.
| Developer | Keppel Land Vietnam |
| Status | Delivered 2019 |
| Total Units | 518 |
| Towers | 3 |
| Launch Date | 2016 |
| Handover | 2019-Q4 |
| Construction Permit | Approved |
| Pink Book | Issued |
| Legal Notes | Developed by the Keppel Land Vietnam and Tấn Trường joint venture (75/25 split). Vietnamese citizens hold long-term freehold ownership; foreign buyers hold 50-year leasehold under Vietnamese law. Project was handed over in Q4 2019. Pink books (sổ hồng) have been issued to residents. Managed by Savills Vietnam. Foreign buyer quota is fully allocated as of November 2025. Keppel Land divested selected Vietnam assets in 2025 (Nam Long stake, Saigon Sports City) but retains Riviera Point within its core Vietnam residential portfolio. |
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| CBD (peak) | 33 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 23 min |
| Airport (peak) | 61 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 48 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 66 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 58 min |
A mix of Vietnamese professionals, overseas Vietnamese, and expatriates working in Phu My Hung's financial and commercial corridor. Families with school-age children are drawn by the proximity to Renaissance International School and the D7 international school cluster. The Keppel Land brand and Savills management attract Singapore-connected buyers and investors seeking a professionally managed upper-mid asset in District 7.