Rivera Park Hanoi, 69 Vu Trong Phung: Rent and Sale

Developer: Long Giang Land and Vinaremon
Status: Handed over
Location: Thanh Xuan Ward, Hanoi
Address: 69 Vu Trong Phung, Thanh Xuan Ward, Hanoi
Total area: About 11,200 sqm
Towers: 2
Units: 666
Handover: Handed over, certificates issued
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Swimming pool
Gym
Children play area
Retail podium
Two basement levels of parking
Landscaped courtyard between the towers
24/7 security

Rivera Park Hanoi occupies a 1.1-hectare plot at 69 Vu Trong Phung in Thanh Xuan, developed by Long Giang Land together with Vinaremon. Construction started in December 2015 and the two 24-storey towers topped out in 2016.

The scheme holds 666 apartments, with the common layouts around 80 to 100 sqm and two or three bedrooms. Certificates have been issued, and resale asking prices now run roughly 100 to 140 million dong per sqm depending on floor and view.

Rents are more interesting than the sale figures for most expatriate tenants: furnished three-bedroom units of 93 to 100 sqm have been letting in the region of 20 to 23 million dong a month, with two-bedrooms from about 16 million.

Rivera Park Hanoi at a glance

Developers	Long Giang Land and Vinaremon
Address	69 Vu Trong Phung, Thanh Xuan Ward, Hanoi
Site area	About 11,200 sqm
Towers	2 (A and B), 24 storeys
Apartments	666
Typical unit sizes	80 – 100 sqm, 2-3 bedrooms
Status	Handed over, certificates issued
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

One thing worth knowing before you view: despite how it is marketed, the towers do not sit directly on a main road. Access is via Vu Trong Phung, which has since been widened under an approved city plan, rather than from Khuat Duy Tien or Nguyen Huy Tuong.

What that costs in street frontage it returns in quiet. The building sits inside a dense residential pocket between Thanh Xuan and the Trung Hoa – Nhan Chinh area, with banks, schools and several hospitals within a two-kilometre radius.

Driving out is straightforward – Khuat Duy Tien and the Ring Road 3 interchange are close, Big C Thang Long is about nine minutes away, and the Old Quarter around fifteen.

Illustrative photo of the Thanh Xuan Ward area of Hanoi around Rivera Park Hanoi — Illustrative image, not a photograph of Rivera Park Hanoi. Photo: Claire / Unsplash.

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Who it suits

Tenants who want a quieter interior street rather than a main-road address
Families needing three bedrooms in central Thanh Xuan
Buyers who prefer a completed building with titles already issued
Anyone working along the Khuat Duy Tien or Le Van Luong corridors

Before you buy or rent

The project ran years behind its original schedule and was occupied before formal acceptance was completed – ask the management board for the current acceptance and fire-safety records
Walk the access road yourself at peak hour; the approach is narrower than the marketing suggests
Confirm whether a car parking slot comes with the unit, as these are traded separately here
Foreign buyers should verify the building is below the 30 percent foreign ownership cap

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese property press coverage (Bao Dau Tu, VnBusiness, Nha Dau Tu, Tin Nhanh Chung Khoan, Bao Phap Luat) and current listing data for the building.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Rivera Park Hanoi?

At 69 Vu Trong Phung in Thanh Xuan Ward, Hanoi, previously listed as Thanh Xuan Trung ward, Thanh Xuan district.

Who developed Rivera Park Hanoi?

Long Giang Land, in cooperation with Vinaremon, which held the land. Long Giang launched the Rivera Park brand in 2016 with this project and a sister scheme in Ho Chi Minh City.

How much does it cost to rent at Rivera Park Hanoi?

Furnished two-bedroom units of about 80 sqm have been advertised from roughly 16 to 17 million dong a month, and three-bedroom units of 93 to 100 sqm at about 20 to 23 million. Confirm current figures, as rents move.

Do apartments at Rivera Park Hanoi have certificates?

Yes. Resale listings for the building routinely reference issued long-term certificates, which is one of its selling points against newer Thanh Xuan projects.

Is the project on a main road?

No. It is reached from Vu Trong Phung, an interior street that the city approved for widening, rather than fronting Khuat Duy Tien or another arterial road. Several Vietnamese outlets have pointed this out as a gap between the marketing and the site.

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.