Hue Heritage

Redevelopment of the old Dong Da apartment blocks in central Hue into two towers of 19–25 floors with 669 homes, including sky villas; built from 2025, completion expected 2027.

Hue Heritage apartment project in Thuan Hoa Ward, Hue
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Hue Heritage is the redevelopment of blocks A, B and C of the old Dong Da apartment complex, a run-down estate in the centre of Hue that stood for almost 50 years. It is being rebuilt as two towers of 19 to 25 floors with 669 apartments, mixing resettlement homes for former residents with commercial units and sky villas. The building permit was issued on 20 December 2024, construction began on 29 December 2024, and sales contracts followed through 2025.

Quick facts

DeveloperDong Da Development and Investment JSC
Sales and development partnerDat Xanh Mien Trung
LocationDong Da Street, Thuan Hoa Ward (former Phu Nhuan), Hue
Site area8,664 m²
Building2 towers, 19–25 floors, 3 basements
Apartments669, including resettlement units
Unit sizes2BR 53–66 m², 3BR 79.5–120.5 m², sky villas up to ~320 m²
Total investmentAbout 1,300 billion VND
Expected completion2027

Who is behind Hue Heritage

The project is owned by Dong Da Development and Investment JSC, with Dat Xanh Mien Trung handling development support and sales. It is one of Hue’s first old-apartment redevelopment projects funded entirely by private capital.

Location: central Hue

The towers sit on Dong Da Street at a six-way junction in the heart of Hue, opposite Vincom Hue and a few minutes from the Perfume River, Truong Tien Bridge and the Imperial City. Some corner units face Le Hong Phong Street with river views.

Apartments and prices

Layouts include two-bedroom homes of about 53–66 m², three-bedroom homes of 80–120 m² and large sky villas. 2026 listings show three-bedroom units of 81–86 m² at roughly 4.4–5.3 billion VND, around 52–61 million VND per m², and sky villas of about 280–320 m² above 22 billion VND.

Amenities

  • Opposite Vincom Hue shopping centre
  • Walking distance to the Perfume River
  • Commercial and service floors
  • Underground parking
  • Fully finished handover with fitted interiors

Renting at Hue Heritage

As one of the first modern high-rises in central Hue, the building should appeal to professionals and tourism-related short stays, though Hue’s rental market is much smaller than Da Nang’s.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Prime central Hue location
  • Rare high-rise product in Hue
  • Full interior handover
  • Mix of family units and sky villas

Cons

  • High building density (about 55%)
  • Prices high for the Hue market
  • Shared building with resettlement units

Who it suits

Hue Heritage suits buyers who want a modern apartment in the centre of Hue, close to the river and the city’s main shopping streets.

Sources and further reading

Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including CafeLand – Hue Heritage, Bao Van Hoa – groundbreaking, Listings on Batdongsan. Prices, handover dates and rental terms change often – always confirm the current details with the developer or a licensed agent before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

What is Hue Heritage?

The redevelopment of the old Dong Da apartment blocks in central Hue into two towers with 669 homes.

When did construction start?

On 29 December 2024, after the building permit was issued on 20 December 2024.

How much does a three-bedroom cost?

2026 listings show 81–86 m² three-bedrooms at about 4.4–5.3 billion VND.

When will it be completed?

Completion is expected in 2027.

Where is it?

On Dong Da Street in Thuan Hoa Ward, opposite Vincom Hue.