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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 Hạ commune, Đức Hòa district, Long An — 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 phases: Victory Heights, Glory Sky, and Prime Majestic. The 33-storey Win Mark commercial tower anchors the Prime Majestic 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 enters the market as one of the most affordable high-rise options at HCMC's western gateway, with an ambitious integrated community vision — on-site school, clinic, and commercial hub all planned; buyers accept a pre-delivery timeline and a high-noise industrial setting in exchange for accessible pricing and proximity to six major industrial zones.
Homeowner: A mixed buy for homeowners. The planned integrated package — on-site international school, clinic, and commercial center — has genuine appeal at entry-level pricing, but the project won't hand over until 2027 and sits in a high-noise industrial corridor with no public transit. Pink-book issuance and Thắng Lợi Group's delivery track record are the milestones to watch before committing.
Investor: A speculative medium-term hold. Six major industrial zones within 1 km give a conceptually strong worker-rental base, but no resale or rental market has formed yet and the value thesis depends on Ring Road 3 completing (targeted late 2026) and Tây Ninh's administrative center ambitions translating into real public infrastructure spend. Investors should plan for a 3–5 year hold with no guaranteed early exit.
| Unit price | 1,22 tỷ – 3,35 tỷ |
| Launch price | 31 triệu/m² |
Primary prices have risen from launch levels across all bedroom types in the Victory Heights sub-zone's opening sales period, but no secondary market exists yet — all pricing evidence is from the developer.
| 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 | Full legal documentation including 1/500 detailed planning approval (Decision 3763/QĐ-UBND, April 2022), land allocation decision (Decision 389/QĐ-UBND, July 2025), construction permit (1631/GPXD, December 2025), and capital mobilization certification. Long-term (freehold) ownership for Vietnamese citizens; 50-year ownership for foreigners. Administrative area transferred from Đức Hòa district, Long An to Tây Ninh province effective July 1, 2025 per Resolution 202/2025/QH15. |
Win City
| CBD (peak) | 68 min |
| CBD (off-peak) | 60 min |
| Airport (peak) | 58 min |
| Airport (off-peak) | 51 min |
| Long Thành (peak) | 119 min |
| Long Thành (off-peak) | 111 min |
Primarily young professionals and industrial zone workers from the surrounding Tân Đô, Tân Đức, Hải Sơn, Hữu Thạnh, and Lê Minh Xuân industrial corridors, with most relying on motorbikes or cars for daily commuting. The core buyer is a first-time homeowner seeking affordable modern apartments at HCMC's western edge.