For sale: two-bedroom apartment at Newton Residence, 75 m2

Looking for a two-bedroom home at Newton Residence in Ho Chi Minh City? This 75 m2 unit is currently advertised for sale at VND 6 billion, which works out to roughly VND 80 million per m2. We use the public advertisement as a starting point and confirm the details with the owner before you go.

Asking price6 billion VND80 million VND/m² · ≈ US$228,000
Purpose
For sale
Status
Available
Area
75 m²
Bedrooms
2 bedrooms
Bathrooms
2
Address
Truong Quoc Dung–Nguyen Trong Tuyen area, Ho Chi Minh City
Listing ID
PR6337
Updated

Key details from the listing

The advertisement quotes 75 m2, two bedrooms and 2 bathrooms at VND 6 billion. The listing does not say how much furniture is included, so ask for an inventory. Newton Residence is a small Novaland building in Phu Nhuan, close to the airport and District 1. A 75 m2 two-bed is the most common unit type here.

Who it works for

This is the size most young families start with: one room for the parents, one for a child or a study.

Newton Residence residential towers
Project image of Newton Residence. Not a photo of the advertised unit; ask for current photos.

Due diligence for buyers

Get the floor plan with measured area and compare it with the pink book; carpet and built-up area are sometimes mixed up in advertisements. Agree a timeline for deposit, notarised contract and handover, and keep payments traceable through a bank.

Why people choose Newton Residence

The project is located at Truong Quoc Dung–Nguyen Trong Tuyen area, Ho Chi Minh City and was developed by Novaland (original project brand). Read the Newton Residence project guide for facilities, location and other units for sale.

Frequently asked questions

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.