Hateco Apollo Xuan Phuong, Road 70 Hanoi

Developer: Hateco Group
Status: Handed over
Location: Xuan Phuong Ward, Hanoi
Address: Road 70, Xuan Phuong Ward, Hanoi
Total area: 34,812 sq m
Towers: 3
Handover: From 2019
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Internal lake and landscaping
Swimming pool
Gym
Children's play area
Library room and barbecue garden
Three-layer security

Hateco Apollo sits on Road 70 in Xuan Phuong, at the point where the former Nam Tu Liem and Bac Tu Liem districts meet the My Dinh area. The complex covers 34,812 sq m at a building density of about 35 per cent and holds three 25-storey apartment towers plus 120 townhouses and villas.

Construction started in the second quarter of 2016 and the buildings were completed in the fourth quarter of 2018, with apartments handed over from 2019. The product was pitched squarely at the mid-market: two- and three-bedroom plans, with the smallest units around 58 to 60 sq m, and launch pricing in the low thirties of millions of dong per square metre.

Resale has moved a long way since. Two-bedroom units of 58 to 60 sq m have recently traded around 3.5 to 3.8 billion dong, which works out at roughly 60 to 64 million dong per square metre, while the low-rise villas and shophouses on the lake side have asked 46 to 54 billion.

Hateco Apollo Xuan Phuong at a glance

Developer	Hateco Group
Address	Road 70, Xuan Phuong Ward, Hanoi
Site area	34,812 sq m, about 35 per cent built
Towers	Three, of 25 storeys
Low-rise	120 townhouses and villas
Unit sizes	About 58 – 100 sq m, two to three bedrooms
Construction	Started Q2 2016, completed Q4 2018
Handover	From 2019
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

Road 70 connects through to Tran Huu Duc and the Thang Long Boulevard, and the Nhon – Hanoi Station elevated line runs along the corridor to the north, which gives residents a rail option into Cau Giay and the centre. My Dinh, Thanh Xuan and Ha Dong are all reachable without crossing the inner city.

Xuan Phuong was semi-rural until the middle of the last decade, and that shows in both directions. The streets are wider and quieter than inner-district Hanoi, and the complex has an internal lake and generous planting; equally, some of the surrounding services are still filling in.

The amenity list inside is solid for the price band: a pool, a gym, a children’s play area, a library room, a barbecue garden, three layers of security and schooling from kindergarten to lower secondary within reach.

Streets in the Xuan Phuong area near Hateco Apollo — Xuan Phuong has shifted from village lanes to planned estates within a decade. Photo: Richard613 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

First-time buyers who want a new-build two-bedroom in western Hanoi under 4 billion dong
Families drawn to lower density and an internal lake rather than an inner-city address
Tenants on the Nhon metro corridor working in Cau Giay or My Dinh
Buyers looking at the low-rise villas on the lake frontage

Before you buy or rent

There is an unresolved dispute over the building maintenance fund. In October 2026 Vietnamese media reported that residents had protested over the developer’s failure to hand the fund to the elected management board six years after handover, and that the Xuan Phuong ward authority had asked the developer for a report on progress. Ask the management board where this stands before you buy.
Confirm the pink book has been issued for the specific apartment.
Ask which tower and which floor. The lake-facing units carry a premium and the Road 70 frontage is noisier.
This is 2018 construction. Have the fit-out and building services inspected rather than assuming they are current.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese reporting on the project and the maintenance-fund dispute (Tien Phong, CafeF, Bao Dau tu, VietnamNet, VnExpress) and from current listings on batdongsan.com.vn. Figures reflect the market at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Hateco Apollo Xuan Phuong?

Hateco Group, which also developed Hateco Laroma and Hateco Hoang Mai.

How many towers does Hateco Apollo have?

Three apartment towers of 25 storeys, plus 120 townhouses and villas on a site of 34,812 sq m.

When was Hateco Apollo handed over?

Construction finished in the fourth quarter of 2018 and apartments were handed over from 2019.

Is there an issue with the maintenance fund at Hateco Apollo?

Yes. In October 2026 residents publicly protested that the developer had not transferred the building maintenance fund to the elected management board, and the local ward authority asked the developer to report on the matter. Buyers should check the current position.

Can foreigners buy at Hateco Apollo Xuan Phuong?

Yes, on a 50-year renewable basis, subject to the 30 per cent foreign-ownership cap in each tower.

If the price point here works for you, we can send the current sale and rental list and tell you what the management board says about the maintenance fund.