- Developer
- Tan Phu Long JSC with Trung Thuy Group
- Status
- Handed over
- Address
- 1152-1154 Duong Lang, Lang Ward, Hanoi
- Total area
- 6,056.4 sqm
- Towers
- 1
- Units
- 252
- Handover
- From Q4 2022
- Ownership
- Long-term title; some units on a fixed-term basis
Updated
Amenities
Lancaster Luminaire marked Trung Thuy Group’s return to the Hanoi market after Lancaster Nui Truc. The registered developer is Tan Phu Long JSC, with Trung Thuy as development partner and Takashimaya taking an investment stake in the scheme.
The building is a genuine mixed-use tower: 25 storeys and four basement levels on a 6,056 sqm site, holding 252 apartments plus Grade A office floors and a retail podium. CBRE took the exclusive office leasing mandate and handover ran from the fourth quarter of 2022.
The unit mix is unusual for a luxury building. Studios of 45 to 49 sqm sit alongside three-bedroom apartments of 93 sqm and four-bedroom units of 180 sqm, so the building covers both single professionals and families.
Lancaster Luminaire at a glance
| Developer | Tan Phu Long JSC |
| Development partner | Trung Thuy Group (TTG Holdings) |
| Address | 1152-1154 Duong Lang, Lang Ward, Hanoi |
| Site area | 6,056.4 sqm |
| Build density | 53 percent |
| Height | 25 storeys with 4 basement levels |
| Apartments | 252 |
| Typical unit sizes | 45 – 180 sqm, studio to 4 bedrooms |
| Main contractor | Ecoba Vietnam |
| Handover | From the fourth quarter of 2022 |
| Ownership | Long-term title; some units sold on a fixed-term basis |
Location and getting around
The tower sits on Duong Lang at the Ring Road 2, Cau Giay, Kim Ma and Voi Phuc node, about 200 metres from the Lang and Cau Giay junction. Four central districts – Ba Dinh, Dong Da, Tay Ho and Cau Giay – meet within a short radius.
The university belt is immediately around it: Foreign Trade University, the Diplomatic Academy, Hanoi Law University and the University of Transport are all within walking distance, along with the National Children’s Hospital and Hanoi Obstetrics Hospital.
Vincom Nguyen Chi Thanh, the National Cinema Centre and the Ngoc Khanh, Lang and Thanh Cong lakes are all within three kilometres, which gives the address a settled, inner-city feel rather than a new-development one.

Who it suits
- Professionals who want a studio or one-bedroom in a genuine luxury building
- Families needing 93 to 180 sqm in central Dong Da
- Tenants who want apartments and Grade A offices in the same tower
- Academics and medical staff working at the nearby institutions
Before you buy or rent
- Two ownership structures exist in this building – long-term title apartments and units sold on a fixed-term basis. Confirm in writing which one applies to your unit, as resale value differs sharply
- Ask which floors; amenities concentrate on level 13 and the rooftop, and proximity to them affects both price and noise
- Confirm whether you are buying residential or serviced-apartment stock, since the tower contains both
- Verify the certificate status, as some listings reference a sale contract rather than an issued book
Sources
Compiled from Vietnamese property press coverage of the project (Bao Dau Thau, Doanh Nhan Plus, Thu Vien Phap Luat, Thu Vien Nha Dat), Cushman and Wakefield listings, and current resale data.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Lancaster Luminaire?
At 1152-1154 Duong Lang, now Lang Ward, Hanoi – previously Lang Thuong ward, Dong Da district. It is about 200 metres from the Lang and Cau Giay junction.
Who developed Lancaster Luminaire?
Tan Phu Long JSC is the registered developer, with Trung Thuy Group as development partner. Takashimaya of Japan took an investment stake, and Ecoba Vietnam was the main contractor.
How many apartments are in Lancaster Luminaire?
252 apartments, in a 25-storey tower with four basement levels that also contains Grade A office floors and a retail podium.
What sizes are available?
Studios of about 45 to 49 sqm at the small end, three-bedroom apartments around 93 sqm, and four-bedroom units up to about 180 sqm.
Are all apartments long-term ownership?
No. The building contains both long-term title apartments and units sold on a fixed-term basis, alongside serviced-apartment stock. Check which category your unit falls into before committing, because it affects resale.
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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