Ho Guom Plaza Ha Dong: Apartments for Rent and Sale

Developer: Ho Guom Garment JSC (HOGARSCO)
Status: Handed over
Location: Ha Dong Ward, Hanoi
Address: 102-104 Tran Phu, Ha Dong Ward, Hanoi
Total area: About 10,300 sqm
Towers: 3
Units: 668
Handover: Handed over from 2014
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Shopping and retail podium
Swimming pool
Gym
Children play area
Basement parking
B-grade office floors
Walking distance to Ha Dong metro station

Ho Guom Plaza, also marketed as Ha Dong Center, stands at 102-104 Tran Phu in Ha Dong. It was built by Ho Guom Garment JSC, a clothing manufacturer that moved into property development, and handed over to residents from 2014.

The complex has three residential blocks on a shared podium with roughly 668 apartments between 60 and 146 sqm, plus eight penthouses and B-grade office floors. Resale prices sit around 30 to 40 million dong per sqm, which is modest for a building this close to the metro.

What makes it practical for tenants is the Cat Linh – Ha Dong elevated railway, which runs past the door. For anyone commuting into Dong Da or Ba Dinh without a car, few Ha Dong buildings beat it on convenience.

Ho Guom Plaza at a glance

Developer	Ho Guom Garment JSC (HOGARSCO)
Address	102-104 Tran Phu, Ha Dong Ward, Hanoi
Site area	About 10,300 sqm
Towers	3 blocks (A, B, C) on one podium
Apartments	About 668, plus 8 penthouses
Typical unit sizes	60 – 146 sqm
Handover	From 2014
Status	Handed over, in use
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The building fronts Tran Phu at the junction with the Mo Lao urban area, on the south-western approach into the city. The Ha Dong metro station is a short walk, and the line runs to Cat Linh in about twenty minutes.

Hospitals and universities are the other anchor. Military Hospital 103, Ha Dong General Hospital and the National Burn Hospital are all nearby, as are the Posts and Telecommunications Institute and Hanoi Architectural University.

Ha Dong itself has filled out considerably – Hyundai Hillstate, Mulberry Lane, Park City and the Van Phu area are all within a few kilometres, so retail and schooling options have grown with the district.

Illustrative photo of the Ha Dong Ward area of Hanoi around Ho Guom Plaza — Illustrative image, not a photograph of Ho Guom Plaza. Photo: Ngân Nguyễn / Pexels.

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Who it suits

Commuters who want to use the metro rather than drive
Families looking for 100 sqm or more at Ha Dong prices
Medical and academic staff working at the nearby hospitals and universities
Budget-conscious buyers who accept an older building in exchange for location

Before you buy or rent

This building had a difficult early history – delayed handover, a design change that added 64 apartments, and disputes over the maintenance fund and fire safety. Ask the management board for the current fire-safety acceptance paperwork
Confirm which amenities are actually operating, as several promised facilities were slow to be completed
Check the certificate status on the specific unit, since issuance varied between blocks
Ask about parking allocation and the current management fee before committing

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese property press coverage of the project (Bao Dau Tu, VnBusiness, VTC News, Tin Nhanh Chung Khoan, VnEconomy) and current listing data.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ho Guom Plaza?

At 102-104 Tran Phu in Ha Dong Ward, Hanoi, previously listed as Mo Lao ward, Ha Dong district. The project is also known as Ha Dong Center.

Who developed Ho Guom Plaza?

Ho Guom Garment JSC (HOGARSCO), a garment manufacturer that entered property development. Savills handled sales and marketing for the project.

How many apartments does Ho Guom Plaza have?

Around 668 apartments across three blocks, plus eight penthouses. Units run from about 60 to 146 sqm.

Is Ho Guom Plaza near the metro?

Yes. The Cat Linh – Ha Dong elevated line passes the building and Ha Dong station is within walking distance, which is the main reason tenants choose it.

Were there problems with this building?

Yes, and buyers should know about them. Handover slipped from late 2013 to 2014, the developer was fined for changing the approved design to add 64 apartments, and residents raised repeated complaints about fire safety and the maintenance fund. The building is occupied and functioning today, but check the current compliance paperwork.

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.