For sale: two-bedroom apartment at d’Edge Thao Dien, 93 m2

Looking for a two-bedroom home at d’Edge Thao Dien in Ho Chi Minh City? This 93 m2 unit is currently advertised for sale at VND 11 billion, which works out to roughly VND 118 million per m2. We use the public advertisement as a starting point and confirm the details with the owner before you go.

Asking price11 billion VND118.3 million VND/m²
Purpose
For sale
Status
Available
Area
93 m²
Bedrooms
2 bedrooms
Bathrooms
2
Address
Nguyen Van Huong Street, Thao Dien area, Ho Chi Minh City
Listing ID
PR6313
Updated

Key details from the listing

Listed at VND 11 billion for 93 m2. Ask what furniture stays, because the advertisement does not spell it out. D’Edge is a boutique-style tower in the heart of Thao Dien, within walking distance of cafés and restaurants on Nguyen Van Huong. Units here rarely come up, so the price has held up.

d'Edge Thao Dien apartment complex in Ho Chi Minh City
The d’Edge Thao Dien development. This image does not show the unit itself.

Who it works for

A couple who works from home will use the second bedroom every day; an investor will find it the easiest size to let.

Why people choose d’Edge Thao Dien

CapitaLand developed d’Edge Thao Dien at Nguyen Van Huong Street, Thao Dien area, Ho Chi Minh City. Read the d’Edge Thao Dien project guide for facilities, location and other units for sale.

Due diligence for buyers

Ask to see the pink book (ownership certificate) and check whose name it is in. Confirm who pays the transfer taxes and notary fees, the monthly management fee, and whether the 2% maintenance fund has been settled. Foreign buyers should check the building’s foreign-ownership quota.

FAQ

How do I arrange a viewing?

Send Apartment.vn the listing title. We confirm the unit is still available and book a time with the owner or their agent.

Does the unit have a pink book?

The advertisement does not confirm it. Ask the seller for the pink book or the original sale contract before any deposit.

Who pays taxes and fees on the transfer?

By law the seller pays personal income tax and the buyer pays registration fees, but sellers often quote a price that includes everything. Agree this in writing.