Mon Bay Ha Long

Mon Bay Ha Long: HD Mon’s 17.9 ha bayfront township on Tran Quoc Nghien Road, with shophouses, townhouses and an apartment block. Facts, buying, FAQ.

Karst islands in Ha Long Bay
Developer
HD Mon Ha Long Co., Ltd. (HD Mon Holdings)
Status
under-construction
Address
Tran Quoc Nghien Rd., Ha Long Ward, Quang Ninh
Total area
About 17.9 ha
Towers
1
Handover
Low-rise from Oct 2017; apartments reported 2027
Ownership
Long-term (pink book) on low-rise units; check apartment certificate status

Updated

Amenities

  • Bayfront promenade
  • Parks and playgrounds
  • Sports courts
  • Swimming pool (apartment block)
  • Gym
  • Shophouse retail streets

Mon Bay Ha Long is a 17.9-hectare township on Tran Quoc Nghien Road, the bayfront road through central Ha Long, developed by HD Mon Ha Long Co., Ltd., part of HD Mon Holdings (the group behind Mon City and Mon Central in Hanoi). The developer reported an investment of more than VND 5,000 billion. The first phase of shophouses and terraced houses, with European-style façades and frontages facing the bay, was handed over from October 2017 with pink books. A high-rise apartment component has been marketed more recently, with delivery reported for 2027.

Quick facts

LocationTran Quoc Nghien Rd., Ha Long Ward, Quang Ninh
DeveloperHD Mon Ha Long Co., Ltd. (HD Mon Holdings)
Site areaAbout 17.9 ha
InvestmentOver VND 5,000 billion (reported)
Low-rise phaseShophouses and townhouses, handed over from October 2017
ApartmentsHandover reported for 2027
OwnershipLong-term (pink book) on low-rise units

Location

Tran Quoc Nghien is the coastal road between Hong Gai and Hon Gai’s administrative centre, with direct views over the bay. The Quang Ninh provincial hospital, the 30/10 square, the Quang Ninh Museum and the Ha Long market are within a few minutes, and the Bai Chay tourist area is reached via the bridge or the Cua Luc tunnel.

Bai Chay Bridge over the Cua Luc strait, Ha Long
Bai Chay Bridge, a short drive from Mon Bay. Photo: David McKelvey from Brisbane, Australia / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

What you get

Shophouses have two 6-metre frontages and five floors plus a roof level, designed for a shop or café downstairs and living space above. The township plans parks, playgrounds, sports courts and walking areas, while the apartment block is set up with a pool, gym and residents’ lounge.

  • Bayfront promenade
  • Parks and playgrounds
  • Sports courts
  • Swimming pool (apartment block)
  • Gym
  • Shophouse retail streets

Prices and buying

Shophouses and townhouses trade on the resale market with full pink books. For the apartment block, ask for the latest construction progress, the bank guarantee and the payment schedule, and compare with completed bay-view stock in Hong Gai.

Renting and holiday use

Shophouses along the bay road are rented to cafés, restaurants and homestays serving tourists. Apartment rental will depend on completion.

Pros and cons

  • Pros: bay views on the main coastal road, central Ha Long location, completed low-rise phase with pink books, developer with Hanoi track record
  • Cons: apartment phase still under construction, busy coastal road, holiday demand is seasonal

Who it suits

Business owners wanting a bayfront shophouse, and buyers prepared to wait for a new bay-view apartment in central Ha Long.

Sources and further reading

Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including launch coverage (VnEconomy), handover and pink books (VnEconomy), apartment pricing and schedule (Thu Vien Nha Dat). 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

Where is Mon Bay Ha Long?

On Tran Quoc Nghien Road, the bayfront road in central Ha Long, Quang Ninh.

Who is the developer?

HD Mon Ha Long, part of HD Mon Holdings.

Is Mon Bay finished?

The shophouse and townhouse phase was handed over from 2017; the apartment block is reported for 2027.

Do the houses have pink books?

Yes, low-rise units were sold with long-term pink books.