Valencia Garden

Valencia Garden is a 366-apartment, three-block development at lot CT19B in the Viet Hung new urban area of Long Bien, developed by MIK Group and handed over from January 2018.

Long Bien bridge in Hanoi, the district Valencia Garden sits in
Developer
Hai Duong Investment and Consulting / HBI JSC, developed with MIK Group
Status
Handed over
Address
Lot CT19B, Viet Hung new urban area, Viet Hung Ward, Hanoi
Total area
Three-block estate at lot CT19B
Towers
3
Units
366
Handover
From 27 January 2018
Ownership
Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated

Amenities

  • Swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Children's play areas
  • Kindergarten on site
  • Landscaped courtyards between blocks
  • Park frontage

Valencia Garden occupies lot CT19B in the Viet Hung new urban area, with three low-to-mid-rise blocks holding 366 apartments. The investor is Hai Duong Investment and Consulting, with HBI JSC as the project company, and MIK Group as development partner — a combination that delivered the building roughly a year after topping out and handed over the first apartments on 27 January 2018, with ownership certificates issued from 26 August the same year.

The estate has three open aspects. In front is a public park; on one side the Viet Hung new urban area, on the other Vinhomes Riverside. That means apartments look out onto greenery and low-rise villas rather than into other towers, which is rare at this price.

Units are family-sized but compact: two- and three-bedroom plans of 61 to 79 sq m, plus some duplexes. Launch pricing started at about 21.5 million dong per square metre; resale has since run between roughly 65 and 107 million, with 79 sq m two-bedrooms around 5.1 billion dong and 61 sq m duplexes asking considerably more per square metre.

Valencia Garden at a glance

InvestorHai Duong Investment and Consulting Co. Ltd / HBI JSC
Development partnerMIK Group
AddressLot CT19B, Viet Hung new urban area, Viet Hung Ward, Hanoi
Apartments366
BlocksThree
Unit sizesAbout 61 – 79 sq m, two to three bedrooms, plus duplexes
HandoverFirst apartments 27 January 2018
CertificatesIssued from 26 August 2018
OwnershipLong-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The estate is about three kilometres from the Vinh Tuy bridge and roughly seven from central Hanoi, which makes the commute into Hai Ba Trung or Hoan Kiem straightforward outside peak hours. Vincom Center Long Bien, Aeon Mall, Savico Megamall and Big C are all within a short drive, as are Duc Giang general hospital and the Long Bien golf course.

Schools are the other draw on this side of the river. Wellspring, the Yersin French school and BVIS are all in the Long Bien and Viet Hung area, which is why the rental pool here includes a share of expatriate families despite the modest price point.

Inside, the developer marketed around forty amenities — a pool, a gym, children’s play areas, a kindergarten and landscaped courtyards between the blocks. The low building height keeps the estate feeling open rather than packed.

Aeon Mall Long Bien in Hanoi, near Valencia Garden
Aeon Mall Long Bien, the main retail anchor for residents on this side of the river. Photo: Newone / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Who it suits

  • Families who want a new-build two- or three-bedroom in Long Bien at a mid-market price
  • Tenants with children at the international schools in Long Bien and Viet Hung
  • Buyers who want to look out at a park and villas rather than at another tower
  • Anyone who crosses the Vinh Tuy bridge for work

Before you buy or rent

  • Several entities appear in the project’s history — Hai Duong Investment and Consulting, HBI JSC and MIK Group as developer. Confirm which entity is named on the sale contract and the certificate.
  • Resale pricing here spans a very wide range because duplexes and standard flats are quoted on the same per-square-metre basis. Compare like with like.
  • Check which block and which side a unit faces. The park-facing and Vinhomes-facing aspects carry the premium.
  • Confirm the pink book, the service charge and the parking arrangement in writing.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese reporting on the project (VnExpress, VietnamNet, VnEconomy, Bao Thanh tra, Bao Dau tu, VnBusiness) and from current listings on batdongsan.com.vn and muaban.net. Figures reflect the market at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Valencia Garden?

Hai Duong Investment and Consulting with HBI JSC as project company, developed in partnership with MIK Group.

How many apartments are in Valencia Garden?

366, arranged across three blocks at lot CT19B in the Viet Hung new urban area.

When was Valencia Garden handed over?

The first apartments were handed over on 27 January 2018, and ownership certificates began to be issued from 26 August 2018.

What sizes are the apartments at Valencia Garden?

Two- and three-bedroom plans of about 61 to 79 sq m, with some duplex layouts.

How far is Valencia Garden from central Hanoi?

About seven kilometres, and roughly three kilometres from the Vinh Tuy bridge.

Long Bien still offers more space per dong than the inner districts. Tell us your budget and we will send the current options at Valencia Garden.

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