Green Park CT15 Viet Hung

Green Park at plot CT15, Viet Hung urban area, Long Bien, Hanoi by NNP Invest: apartments of 63-141 sqm on a 29,405 sqm site, with long-term certificates issued.

Illustrative photo of high-rise apartment living in Hanoi, near Green Park CT15 Viet Hung
Developer
NNP Invest JSC
Status
Handed over
Address
Plot CT15, Viet Hung urban area, Viet Hung Ward, Hanoi
Total area
29,405 sqm
Handover
Handed over, certificates issued
Ownership
Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

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Amenities

  • Swimming pool
  • Retail podium
  • Basement parking
  • Views over Long Bien park
  • Close to Vincom Long Bien
  • Close to Marie Curie Viet Hung school
  • Low-rise villa surroundings

Green Park sits on plot CT15 in the Viet Hung urban area of Long Bien, developed by NNP Invest. The site covers 29,405 sqm and the towers straddle the boundary between the Viet Hung, Phuc Loi and Giang Bien areas.

Apartments run from about 63 sqm up to 141 sqm, which gives it an unusually wide range for Long Bien – from compact two-bedroom units to genuinely large family apartments and corner layouts of around 100 to 120 sqm.

Pricing is the reason it sells. Resale asking prices have sat around 70 to 80 million dong per sqm with long-term certificates issued – a three-bedroom corner unit of 100 sqm has traded in the region of 8.3 billion dong.

Green Park CT15 Viet Hung at a glance

DeveloperNNP Invest JSC
AddressPlot CT15, Viet Hung urban area, Viet Hung Ward, Hanoi
Site area29,405 sqm
Typical unit sizes63 – 141 sqm
StatusHanded over
CertificatesLong-term certificates issued
OwnershipLong-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

Long Bien has been Hanoi’s quiet success story – more land, lower density, and a steady run of infrastructure upgrades that have pulled buyers east across the river.

The immediate surroundings are the selling point here: Vincom Long Bien, the Marie Curie international school at Viet Hung, Long Bien park and a local market are all close, with villa and townhouse streets rather than towers on three sides.

Access into the centre runs over the Chuong Duong and Vinh Tuy bridges, with the Tu Lien and Tran Hung Dao crossings in the pipeline. Bus services through Viet Hung are frequent.

Illustrative photo of the Viet Hung Ward area of Hanoi around Green Park CT15 Viet Hung
Illustrative image, not a photograph of Green Park CT15 Viet Hung. Photo: Hanna Lazar / Unsplash.

Who it suits

  • Families who want 100 sqm or more at Long Bien prices
  • Buyers who want a certificate issued rather than a handover promise
  • Households with children at the Marie Curie Viet Hung campus
  • Anyone who works on the eastern side of the city or in Bac Ninh

Before you buy or rent

  • Confirm which block and floor; the units looking over Long Bien park and the swimming pool carry a premium
  • Several projects in the Viet Hung urban area share similar names – Green House on CT17 and Happy House Garden on CT18 are different schemes, so verify the plot number
  • Check the certificate on the specific apartment before paying a deposit
  • Test the bridge commute at peak hour if you work in Hoan Kiem or Ba Dinh

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese property listing and project data for the Viet Hung urban area (Batdongsan.com.vn, Guland, Muaban.net) and local market reporting on Long Bien.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Green Park CT15?

On plot CT15 in the Viet Hung urban area, Viet Hung Ward, Hanoi – previously spanning the Viet Hung, Phuc Loi and Giang Bien wards of Long Bien district.

Who developed Green Park CT15?

NNP Invest JSC. The project is also referred to locally as Viet Hung Green Park or the CT15 complex.

How big are the apartments?

From about 63 sqm to 141 sqm. Two-bedroom units around 81 sqm and three-bedroom corner units of 100 to 120 sqm are the most commonly traded.

Do the apartments have certificates?

Yes. Resale listings in the building reference issued long-term certificates, which is one reason it trades more readily than some neighbouring schemes.

How much do apartments cost?

Asking prices have run roughly 70 to 80 million dong per sqm. A two-bedroom of 81 sqm has been advertised around 6.15 billion dong and a three-bedroom corner of 100 sqm around 8.3 billion. Confirm current figures.

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.

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