Sunshine Center, 16 Pham Hung Hanoi: Apartments (2026)

Developer: Sunshine Group
Status: Handed over
Location: Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Address: 16 Pham Hung, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Total area: About 4,600 sq m
Towers: 1
Handover: From around 2019
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Swimming pool
Gym
Sunshine Mart supermarket
Cafe and interiors showroom at podium level
Smart-home system in each apartment
Number-plate recognition parking

Sunshine Center occupies a 4,600 sq m plot at 16 Pham Hung, in the middle of the My Dinh office and hotel district. It is a single tower sheathed in low-E glass, and what sets it apart from most Hanoi buildings of its generation is that every apartment is large: the smallest plan is around 104 sq m and the range runs to 160 sq m, with penthouses between roughly 232 and 326 sq m.

Sunshine Group acquired the site in 2016. Before that it was known as Mai Trang Tower, a stalled project that had been through a difficult history — including being listed among Hanoi sites with land-use rights mortgaged by the previous owner. Sunshine obtained a new permit, rebranded the building and completed it, with residents moving in from around 2019.

The building leans heavily on technology and services, which is the Sunshine house style: smart-home controls in each apartment, number-plate recognition in the car park, and a podium that holds a Sunshine Mart supermarket, a cafe and an automated banking machine for residents rather than a conventional mall.

Sunshine Center at a glance

Developer	Sunshine Group
Address	16 Pham Hung, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Site area	About 4,600 sq m
Building	One mixed-use tower: retail podium, offices and apartments
Unit sizes	About 104 – 160 sq m; penthouses about 232 – 326 sq m
Layouts	Two-bedroom, two-plus-one and three-plus-one
Handover	From around 2019
Former name	Mai Trang Tower, before the 2016 change of ownership
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

Pham Hung is the western business spine of Hanoi, and the address puts you within a short walk of the Keangnam landmark, the National Convention Centre, the My Dinh stadium area and a dense run of offices and serviced apartments. It is one of the parts of the city with the largest resident foreign population, which supports the rental market here.

The road also connects well. Pham Hung runs into Pham Van Dong towards the airport and into Khuat Duy Tien and Ring Road 3 towards the south, and the My Dinh bus station is minutes away. The flip side is that this is a wide, loud arterial road, and the lower apartment floors feel it.

Inside, residents get a pool, a gym, the Sunshine Mart supermarket, a cafe and an interiors showroom at podium level, plus the security and building-management layers the group markets as part of the package.

Pedestrian underpass on Pham Hung near Sunshine Center — A pedestrian underpass on Pham Hung, one of the crossings serving this stretch of road. Photo: Phan Minh Tuấn / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

Executives and families who want 100 sq m or more in the My Dinh business district
Landlords targeting the corporate and expatriate rental market on Pham Hung
Buyers who want one large apartment rather than a unit in a mass-market estate
Anyone who works in the offices along Pham Hung and Tran Duy Hung

Before you buy or rent

Read the building’s history before you buy. The site traded as Mai Trang Tower and had legal and financing complications under its previous owner; Sunshine completed it under a new permit, but a lawyer should still confirm the current title chain for the specific apartment.
All the stock here is large, so the entry ticket is high. Compare against serviced-apartment yields if you are buying to let.
Check noise and orientation. Pham Hung is a busy road and the difference between floors and facings is noticeable.
Confirm the service charge, which at a technology-heavy building of this type runs above the city average.

Sunshine Center prices, November 2026

What people are asking at Sunshine Center in November 2026, across 20 rental adverts and 18 resale adverts. Resale works out at roughly VND 68.7–92.2 million per m². Both columns are asking prices rather than closed deals, so there is normally room to move on either.

Layout	Typical size	Asking rent per month	Asking price	Adverts seen
2-bedroom	103–113 m²	VND 19 million	—	3 rent
3-bedroom	108–180 m²	VND 18–25 million	VND 8–12.5 billion	12 rent / 13 sale
4-bedroom	130–168 m²	VND 23–25 million	VND 10.9–13.3 billion	3 rent / 4 sale

Compiled from 20 rental and 18 resale listings on Batdongsan.com.vn, checked 9 November 2026. Prices vary with floor, view, furniture and lease length.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese reporting on the project and on Sunshine Group (Bao Dau tu, VnExpress, VnBusiness, Tin nhanh Chung khoan, Cafeland) and from current listings. Figures reflect the market at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Sunshine Center?

Sunshine Group, which took over the site at 16 Pham Hung in 2016 and completed the tower.

Was Sunshine Center previously called something else?

Yes. The project was launched as Mai Trang Tower by a previous owner and was renamed Sunshine Center after Sunshine Group acquired it in 2016.

How big are the apartments at Sunshine Center?

They start at about 104 sq m and run to 160 sq m, with penthouses between roughly 232 and 326 sq m.

When was Sunshine Center handed over?

Residents began moving in from around 2019.

Can foreigners buy at Sunshine Center?

Yes, on the usual 50-year renewable basis, subject to the building’s 30 per cent foreign-ownership cap.

Large apartments in My Dinh do not come up often. Let us know what you need and we will send the current sale and lease options at 16 Pham Hung.