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- An Khanh Commune, Hanoi
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Metropoli 5 (legal name: HH2D An Khanh mixed-use complex) is a five-tower apartment, office and retail project on a 2.4-hectare site in the Nam An Khanh urban area, close to where Thang Long Boulevard meets Ring Road 3.5. After sitting idle for years, the site was ceremonially broken ground on 17 October 2025, and the first two towers, M1 and M2, opened for bookings and sales in spring 2026.
Quick facts
| Developer | Vietradico |
|---|---|
| Location | Lot HH2D, Nam An Khanh urban area, An Khanh Commune, Hanoi |
| Site area | 23,872 m² |
| Building | 5 towers, 40 floors (34 residential + 6 podium), 3 shared basements |
| First phase | Towers M1 and M2, 537 apartments |
| Density | About 8–9 apartments per floor |
| Groundbreaking | 17 October 2025 |
| Launch price | From about 96.5 million VND/m² |
Who is behind Metropoli 5
The project is developed by Vietradico, with CBRE among the agencies marketing it. The planning for the HH2D lot dates back to the 2011 detailed plan for Nam An Khanh, which is why the site has been fenced off for so long.
Location: a planned metro junction
Metropoli 5 sits beside the Thang Long Boulevard – Ring Road 3.5 interchange, which is under construction, and within the planned triangle of Metro Lines 5, 6 and 7, including a future An Khanh station on the Van Cao – Hoa Lac line. Vinhomes Smart City and Imperia Sky Park are nearby.
Apartments and prices
The first phase focuses on two- and three-bedroom homes of about 77–106 m², plus a few large VIP units of around 224 m². Listings in mid-2026 show two-bedroom units of 77–80 m² asking 6.2–7.4 billion VND and three-bedrooms of about 96 m² around 8.7 billion VND, roughly 90–98 million VND per m².
Amenities
- Infinity pool
- Gym, yoga and spa
- Shopping podium and Grade-A offices
- Children’s play area and landscaped gardens
- Three connected basement levels for parking
Points to check
Press visits in 2026 found some households around the site still waiting for land and compensation issues to be settled. Buyers should check the latest legal status and the bank guarantee for their unit before signing.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Low density of 8–9 units per floor
- Next to a major new interchange
- Future metro connections planned
- Large family layouts
Cons
- Early-stage construction
- Site clearance issues reported nearby
- Higher prices than neighbouring projects
Who it suits
Metropoli 5 suits families looking for larger, low-density apartments in western Hanoi who are comfortable buying early in construction.
Sources and further reading
Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including CafeLand – Metropoli 5, VietnamFinance – site visit, CBRE Vietnam – Metropoli 5, 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 Metropoli 5?
A five-tower, 40-storey apartment, office and retail complex on lot HH2D of Nam An Khanh, western Hanoi.
Who is the developer?
Vietradico.
When did Metropoli 5 start?
The project broke ground on 17 October 2025, and towers M1 and M2 went on sale in 2026.
How much does an apartment cost?
Launch pricing started from about 96.5 million VND per m².
How many units are on each floor?
Around 8–9 apartments per floor in the first-phase towers.