Goldmark City: 136 Ho Tung Mau Apartments (2026)

Developer: Viet Han Investment JSC (TNR Holdings Vietnam brand)
Status: Handed over
Location: Phu Dien Ward, Hanoi
Address: 136 Ho Tung Mau, Phu Dien Ward, Hanoi
Total area: About 12.1 ha
Towers: 9
Units: 5,000
Handover: From Q1 2017; all clusters complete
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Three swimming pools
Several landscaped public squares
Retail podium and supermarket
Gym and spa
Mini-golf lawn
Kindergarten and schools on site

Goldmark City is one of those Hanoi addresses that locals describe by its size rather than its name. Spread over about 12 hectares at 136 Ho Tung Mau, it holds close to 5,000 apartments across four clusters, which makes it less a single building than a small district of its own on the city’s western approach.

The complex was launched in late 2014 by Viet Han Investment and marketed and managed under the TNR Holdings banner. Handover started with the Ruby cluster in the first quarter of 2017 and the later Sapphire and Diamond towers followed, so everything here is finished stock: you buy or rent from existing owners rather than from a developer price list.

For tenants, the appeal is practical. Units run from compact two-bedroom layouts around 68 to 72 sq m up to four-bedroom plans above 150 sq m, and because the supply is so deep there is almost always something available at a given size and budget — a rarity in Hanoi’s inner districts.

Goldmark City at a glance

Developer	Viet Han Investment JSC; developed and managed under the TNR Holdings Vietnam brand
Address	136 Ho Tung Mau, Phu Dien Ward, Hanoi
Site area	About 12.1 ha
Apartments	Roughly 5,000
Clusters	Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond towers (nine residential buildings)
Unit sizes	About 68 – 174 sq m, two to four bedrooms
Handover	From Q1 2017; all phases complete
Status	Handed over and fully occupied
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The site sits on the Ho Tung Mau axis, where the road is wide and feeds directly into Xuan Thuy and on towards Cau Giay and the city centre. My Dinh bus station, Pico Plaza and the big-box retail around Tran Duy Hung are all short drives, and the Nhon – Hanoi Station metro line runs along this corridor, which is the single biggest reason the area has held its value.

Day to day, residents get to the airport road via Pham Van Dong and Vo Chi Cong in roughly half an hour outside peak times. The trade-off is traffic: Ho Tung Mau carries heavy volumes morning and evening, and the junctions nearest the complex back up.

Inside the gates it is quieter than the location suggests. The masterplan puts a series of landscaped squares between the towers — the project holds a Vietnamese record for the number of them — along with three pools, a gym and spa, a mini-golf lawn, a retail podium and schooling from kindergarten upwards.

Pedestrian footbridge over Ho Tung Mau Street near Goldmark City — A footbridge over Ho Tung Mau, the kind of crossing residents use along this stretch. Photo: Phan Minh Tuấn / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

Families who want three or four bedrooms in western Hanoi without paying inner-city prices
Tenants who value a finished, fully operating complex with schools and retail already on site
Buyers looking for liquidity: with thousands of units, resale comparables are easy to find
Commuters heading to Cau Giay, My Dinh or the Nhon metro corridor

Before you buy or rent

Ask which cluster and tower a unit sits in. Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond were completed at different times and finish quality and service charges differ.
Construction quality drew resident complaints during the 2017 handover, and Hanoi’s Department of Construction said at the time it would process a penalty file against the developer over quality-management failings. Inspect the unit and ask the building management what remedial work has been done.
Check that the apartment has its pink book (ownership certificate) issued, and confirm the service charge and parking fee in writing.
Foreign buyers should confirm the building has not reached its 30 per cent foreign-ownership quota before paying a deposit.

Sources

Project details compiled from Vietnamese press coverage of the development and handover (VnExpress, Bao Thanh tra, Bao Dau tu, VnBusiness) and from current resale and rental listings on batdongsan.com.vn. Figures reflect the market at the time of writing and move with it.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Goldmark City?

Viet Han Investment JSC, with the project developed and managed under the TNR Holdings Vietnam brand.

How many apartments does Goldmark City have?

Close to 5,000, spread across the Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond clusters on a site of about 12.1 hectares.

When was Goldmark City handed over?

Handover began with the Ruby cluster in the first quarter of 2017, and the remaining clusters followed. The whole complex is now complete and occupied.

Can foreigners buy at Goldmark City?

Yes, on a 50-year renewable basis, provided the building has not already reached the 30 per cent foreign-ownership cap. Vietnamese buyers hold long-term title.

Is Goldmark City near a metro station?

It sits on the Ho Tung Mau corridor served by the Nhon – Hanoi Station line, with a stop within walking distance of the complex.

If you are weighing Goldmark City against other western-Hanoi complexes, tell us the size and budget you have in mind and we will send the current sale and rental options at this address.