FLC Twin Towers 265 Cau Giay: Apartments for Rent & Sale

Developer: FLC Group
Status: Handed over
Location: Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi
Address: 265 Cau Giay, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi
Total area: About 10,600 sqm
Towers: 2
Units: 420
Handover: Handed over, certificates issued
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Green facade covering much of the podium
Swimming pool
Gym
Retail and commercial podium
Smart-home fittings in apartments
High-speed lifts
Basement parking

FLC Twin Towers is the pair of residential towers at 265 Cau Giay, in what is now Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi. FLC Group bought the half-built site in mid-2015 and started again almost immediately, which is why the building went up faster than most of its neighbours on the same street.

The two towers hold roughly 420 apartments, most of them between 96 and 126 sqm, which puts them at the larger end of what central Hanoi offers. Three-bedroom layouts dominate, so the building tends to attract families rather than single tenants or couples.

For foreign tenants the appeal is mostly practical: the address is a few minutes from the ministries and embassies clustered around Ba Dinh, and the Cau Giay axis gets you to My Dinh, Tay Ho or the Old Quarter without crossing the city.

FLC Twin Towers at a glance

Developer	FLC Group
Address	265 Cau Giay, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi
Site area	About 10,600 sqm
Towers	2 (twin towers)
Apartments	About 420
Typical unit sizes	96 – 126 sqm, mostly 3 bedrooms
Status	Handed over, in use
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The site sits on Cau Giay street itself, close to the junction with Tran Dang Ninh and Chua Ha. That is a busy stretch, and the trade-off is honest: excellent access, noticeable traffic noise on the lower floors facing the road.

Three city parks sit within walking or short-ride distance – Thu Le, Nghia Do and Cau Giay park – which is unusual for an address this central. Ba Dinh is a couple of kilometres away, and Noi Bai airport is roughly 30 to 40 minutes outside rush hour.

Daily errands are easy. Xuan Thuy and Cau Giay between them cover supermarkets, clinics, banks and a dense run of restaurants, and the university cluster nearby means the area stays lively in the evening.

Illustrative photo of the Cau Giay Ward area of Hanoi around FLC Twin Towers — Illustrative image, not a photograph of FLC Twin Towers. Photo: Adil Edin / Unsplash.

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Who it suits

Families who want 100 sqm or more without moving out to Hoai Duc or Gia Lam
Diplomats and staff at organisations based around Ba Dinh and Ngoai Giao Doan
Tenants who prefer an established building with a working management board over a brand-new handover
Buyers who want a central Cau Giay address with titles already issued

Before you buy or rent

Ask which floor and orientation you are viewing – road-facing units on lower floors are louder and cheaper for a reason
Confirm the car parking slot is included in the lease or sale, as slots here are tight
Foreign buyers should check the building has not reached its 30 percent foreign ownership cap before paying a deposit
Request the current management fee and sinking fund statement; the towers have been running since 2017 and maintenance costs matter

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese property and business press coverage of the project (VnEconomy, VnBusiness, Bao Phap Luat, Dan Tri) and current listing data for the building.

Frequently asked questions

Where is FLC Twin Towers?

At 265 Cau Giay street, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi – previously listed as Dich Vong ward, Cau Giay district before the 2025 ward reorganisation.

Who developed FLC Twin Towers?

FLC Group. The company acquired the existing 265 Cau Giay site in July 2015 and broke ground on the twin-tower scheme in August of the same year.

How big are the apartments?

Most units run from about 96 sqm to 126 sqm, with three bedrooms being the common layout. The two towers hold roughly 420 apartments in total.

Can foreigners buy at FLC Twin Towers?

Yes, subject to the usual Vietnamese rules: foreign buyers hold a 50-year renewable term rather than a long-term title, and the building cannot sell more than 30 percent of its apartments to foreign owners.

Is FLC Twin Towers finished?

Yes. The towers were completed and handed over, and the apartments now trade on the secondary market with certificates issued.

Figures above were compiled from developer announcements and Vietnamese property press at the time of writing and can change. Always confirm unit area, ownership term and service charges in the contract before signing.