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Hateco Laroma

Hateco Laroma at 4A Huynh Thuc Khang is a 281-apartment neoclassical tower in central Hanoi, handed over in January 2022, with units from 80 to 140 sq m and duplexes to 300 sq m.

Huynh Thuc Khang street in Hanoi, the address of Hateco Laroma
Developer
Hateco Group
Status
Handed over
Location
Lang Ward, Hanoi
Address
4A Huynh Thuc Khang (extended), Lang Ward, Hanoi
Total area
Single-tower central site
Towers
1
Units
281
Handover
January 2022
Ownership
Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

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Amenities

  • Swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Retail and office podium
  • Named parking bays with number-plate recognition
  • Concealed multi-split air conditioning
  • Imported sanitaryware and joinery
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Hateco Laroma is Hateco Group’s move into the top end of the Hanoi market. The tower stands at 4A Huynh Thuc Khang, on the extended section of that road where it meets Chua Lang, and it holds 281 apartments — a deliberately small number for a building in this location.

Apartments run from 80 sq m one-bedroom and compact plans up to 140 sq m three-bedrooms, with a tier of duplex and “sky villa” layouts of 150, 200, 277 and 300 sq m above them. Those larger homes are what the building is known for: a 277 sq m duplex has been listed at 58 billion dong, and 300 sq m units with imported fit-out considerably higher.

Pricing for standard stock has recently run between roughly 130 and 191 million dong per square metre. Rents are correspondingly high for Hanoi — two-bedroom apartments of 85 to 100 sq m have been let at 22 to 23 million dong a month, and 140 sq m three-bedrooms at around 28 million.

Hateco Laroma at a glance

DeveloperHateco Group
Address4A Huynh Thuc Khang (extended), Lang Ward, Hanoi
Apartments281
ArchitectureNeoclassical, Italian-influenced
Unit sizesAbout 80 – 140 sq m; duplexes and sky villas 150 – 300 sq m
LayoutsOne to three-and-a-half bedrooms
HandoverJanuary 2022
StatusHanded over
OwnershipLong-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The address puts you at the meeting point of Dong Da, Ba Dinh and Cau Giay. Nguyen Chi Thanh, Lang Ha, Giang Vo, Lieu Giai and Duong Lang are all within a few minutes, and the universities that define this neighbourhood — Foreign Trade, the Diplomatic Academy, Hanoi Law University — are immediately around it.

The extension of Huynh Thuc Khang through to the Voi Phuc and Kim Ma junctions was the infrastructure story that sold the building, and it has since reshaped traffic flow through this pocket of the city. For residents it means a direct run west without going through Nga Tu So.

Inside, Hateco put the budget into the things wealthy Hanoi buyers ask about: named parking bays with number-plate recognition in the basement, a concealed multi-split air-conditioning system in each apartment rather than wall units, and imported door, sanitaryware and ironmongery brands. There is a pool, a gym and a retail and office podium.

Gate of Chua Lang pagoda near Hateco Laroma in Hanoi
Chua Lang pagoda, at the junction the project sits beside. Photo: Phan Minh Tuấn / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

  • Buyers who want a large central apartment and will pay a premium per square metre for it
  • Households that need 200 sq m or more and do not want to leave the inner districts
  • Corporate tenants placed near the embassies, ministries and universities of Dong Da and Ba Dinh
  • Landlords targeting the upper end of the Hanoi lettings market

Before you buy or rent

  • The project has carried several names across its life, including Hateco Plaza. Confirm which building and which address a listing refers to.
  • Earlier marketing described the location as Ba Dinh; the site is administratively in the Lang area of the former Dong Da district. Check the ward on the certificate rather than in the brochure.
  • Service charges at a building with this level of plant and security run well above the Hanoi average. Ask for the current rate per square metre.
  • Only 281 apartments exist, and the large duplexes trade rarely. Insist on recorded comparables before accepting a price.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese coverage of the project and Hateco Group (VnEconomy, Bao Phap luat, Bao Dau tu, VTC News, CafeF) and from current listings on batdongsan.com.vn and guland.vn. Prices and rents reflect the market at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Hateco Laroma?

Hateco Group, which also built Hateco Apollo Xuan Phuong and Hateco Hoang Mai.

How many apartments are in Hateco Laroma?

281, ranging from about 80 sq m to 140 sq m, plus duplex and sky villa layouts up to around 300 sq m.

When was Hateco Laroma handed over?

In January 2022, after the developer had reported the building roughly 85 per cent complete in 2021.

How much does it cost to rent at Hateco Laroma?

Two-bedroom apartments of 85 to 100 sq m have recently been let at about 22 to 23 million dong a month, with 140 sq m three-bedrooms around 28 million.

Can foreigners buy at Hateco Laroma?

Yes, on a 50-year renewable basis, subject to the 30 per cent foreign-ownership cap for the building.

This is a small building in a location where little comes up. Tell us what you need and we will tell you what is actually on the market at 4A Huynh Thuc Khang.

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