Palm Heights

Palm Heights is a completed apartment component of the Palm City township in Ho Chi Minh City’s Nam Rach Chiec area. Savills identifies 816 apartments across three 35-storey towers, with handover in 2019. The homes are principally described as two- and three-bedroom layouts.

Palm Heights apartment project in Ho Chi Minh City
Developer
Keppel Land, Tien Phuoc and Tran Thai
Status
Handed over
Address
Song Hanh Road, Palm City, Nam Rach Chiec area, Ho Chi Minh City
Towers
3
Units
816
Handover
2019

Updated

Amenities

  • Swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Children's playground
  • Landscaped gardens
  • BBQ area

Project guide reviewed 30 October 2026. Availability and unit-specific terms are confirmed individually.

Apartments for sale in Palm Heights

Apartment sale market snapshot: Palm Heights (November 2026)
Active listings1
Price range11 billion VND
Median price11 billion VND
Median price per m²90.9 million VND/m²
Area range121 m²

Apartments for rent in Palm Heights

Apartment rental market snapshot: Palm Heights (November 2026)
Active listings1
Price range16 million VND/month
Median price16 million VND/month
Area range80 m²

Quick facts

ProjectPalm Heights
Developer / brandKeppel Land, Tien Phuoc and Tran Thai
LocationSong Hanh Road, Palm City, Nam Rach Chiec area, Ho Chi Minh City
Residential statusCompleted development
Residential apartments816
Towers3
Published completion / handover2019
Current asking pricesRequest a dated, unit-specific quotation
Palm Heights apartment project in Ho Chi Minh City
Project photograph: Palm Heights. Source: Savills Vietnam. Photo source.

An apartment phase within a broader township

Palm Heights should be distinguished from the entire Palm City masterplan. The often-quoted 30.2-hectare figure refers to the wider township, not solely to the three apartment towers. Ask which facilities are within the condominium and which depend on neighbouring development so that your expectations match the apartment you buy or rent.

Two- and three-bedroom homes

Savills describes two-bedroom apartments of approximately 76–85 square metres and three-bedroom homes of approximately 105–123 square metres. Confirm the actual area on the unit's documents. Walk through the living space with your furniture needs in mind, checking storage, the kitchen and balcony. Renovations and furnishing levels vary between owners.

A shortlist for households using the east-city road network

The Nam Rach Chiec location makes road access a relevant part of the decision. Test your route toward Mai Chi Tho, schools and the expressway at the hours you normally travel. Within the project, inspect the path from parking to the lift and the condition of shared recreation areas. Obtain an all-in quotation rather than judging a home from its headline price alone.

Prices, availability and viewing

Ask for a current quotation for Palm Heights with the tower, floor, usable area, furniture inventory and availability date. Compare the same area basis and request a breakdown of management fees, parking and other charges. This project guide does not advertise a specific available apartment or a guaranteed return.

To broaden your shortlist, compare Kris Vue or browse apartment projects in Vietnam. Share your preferred bedroom count, budget and move-in date when requesting a viewing.

Arrange a viewing: Call Apartment.vn for unit-specific information.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How many towers are in Palm Heights?

Savills describes three 35-storey towers with 816 apartments in total.

Does Palm Heights itself occupy 30.2 hectares?

That figure describes the broader Palm City township. Palm Heights is one residential component within the masterplan.

How can I get current prices for Palm Heights?

Request a dated quotation for a specific apartment at Palm Heights. Include the tower, size, floor and furnishing requirements. This guide does not present a verified live price list or guarantee that a unit is available.

Sources and editorial notes

Project facts: Keppel Land, Tien Phuoc and Tran Thai project profile. Photographs are credited at the image. Historical project information is separated from current unit availability; a project photograph does not represent the condition or furnishings of every apartment.