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Vingroup (Vinhomes JSC) & Nomura Real Estate Development
Under construction · Developer selling
Vietnam's only 877-hectare island city — 36-hole golf, VinWonders with safari, Vincom Mega Mall, Royal Marina, and 29.5-ha equestrian academy, all on one private island 5 minutes from Hải Phòng center.
Vietnam's first island city spanning 877 hectares on Vũ Yên Island, Hải Phòng. Co-developed by Vinhomes and Japan's Nomura Real Estate, with select zones designed by architect Kengo Kuma. Comprises 11 themed residential zones with 8,324 low-rise units at 22.5% construction density, leaving 60% green space. Anchored by a 36-hole Vinpearl Golf championship course, VinWonders theme park with safari, Vincom Mega Mall, and Royal Marina — on a private island connected to Hải Phòng center via Royal Bridge in 5 minutes.
Better for long-term living than for investing.
Vietnam’s most ambitious island city is now materially operational — 8 of 11 zones delivered, VinWonders, Vincom Mega Mall, and Royal Bridge all open. Vingroup doubling down with a 4,841B VND apartment tower land auction. But deepening discounts (now up to 35%) and some loss-making resale listings signal demand hasn’t fully matched supply velocity. Long-term catalysts are strong: 160km/h railway to Ha Noi starting construction Dec 2026, 32 Hai Phong transport projects for 2026-2030.
| Project | Price | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Vinhomes Imperia Hai Phong | 45-48M VND/m2 resale — mature community, 200%+ appreciation since launch | Hai Phong city center — more urban but 78.5 ha vs 877 ha, no golf/VinWonders |
| Waterfront City Hai Phong | 40-50M VND/m2 — smaller mixed-use project in Le Chan | 25 ha in Le Chan District — more urban, fewer amenities, no island lifestyle |
| Hoang Huy Grand Tower | ~25M VND/m2 apartments — completely different segment | Hong Bang District — apartment-focused mid-range, no lifestyle comparison |
End-user: Good project with meaningful tradeoffs. Exceptional amenity ecosystem and Vingroup quality on an unprecedented 877 ha island, but Hai Phong is a secondary city, the community is still nascent with low occupancy, and the island's bridge-only access and flood exposure are real concerns. Strong for luxury buyers who specifically want Hai Phong island living; weaker for those prioritizing urban convenience or established neighborhoods.
Investor: Mixed investment case suitable only for long-term believers in Hai Phong's growth. Entry prices are steep for a secondary city (73-150M/m² vs 40-60M/m² local comparables), rental demand for luxury villas is untested and likely thin, and resale liquidity does not yet exist. The thesis depends on Hai Phong's industrial FDI continuing to drive city growth, but absorption of 8,300 luxury units plus 10,000 planned apartments is the central risk.
| Developer | Vingroup (Vinhomes JSC) & Nomura Real Estate Development |
| Construction | Construction |
| Completion | 2027 |
| Total Units | 8324 |
| Launch Date | 2024-03 |
| Handover | 2024-11 |
| Construction Permit | approved |
| Pink Book | partial |
| Legal Notes | Full legal documents including land use rights, construction permit, and investment permit. Pink books issued upon handover. Perpetual freehold ownership. 8 of 11 zones now delivered: Tai Loc, Miyabi (Nov 2024), Dao Vua, Golf Land, Quy Toc, Komorebi (~Q3 2025), Dao Thien Duong townhouses (Nov 2025), and Hoang Gia (Q1 2026). Pink books being issued progressively as zones are delivered. |
Vinhomes Royal Island
| CBD (peak) | 8-12 min to Hải Phòng center via Royal Bridge |
| CBD (off-peak) | 5 min to Hải Phòng center via Royal Bridge |
| CBD (motorbike) | 7-10 min to Hải Phòng center |
| Airport (peak) | 20-25 min to Cát Bi Airport |
| Airport (off-peak) | 15 min to Cát Bi Airport |
Affluent Vietnamese families, golf enthusiasts, and a growing Korean and Japanese expat community drawn by Hải Phòng's industrial zones and Nomura-designed residential areas. Population capacity of ~33,500 across 8,324 low-rise units.