The Emerald CT8 My Dinh: Apartments for Rent and Sale

Developer: My Dinh Real Estate JSC (Vimefulland)
Status: Handed over
Location: Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Address: Plot CT8, Dinh Thon, My Dinh, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Total area: Plot CT8, My Dinh 1
Handover: Handed over September 2019; certificates February 2020
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Landscaped green core
Swimming pool
Gym
Retail podium
Basement parking
French neo-classical architecture
Fitted furniture package on handover

The Emerald was the first high-rise Vimefulland put its name to, built on plot CT8 off Dinh Thon in My Dinh. My Dinh Real Estate JSC is the registered developer and Ecoba was the main contractor.

Residents took handover from 5 September 2019 and certificates were issued on 14 February 2020 – a sequence the developer made a point of, since several comparable Hanoi buildings were occupied before paperwork was complete.

Apartments run from about 78 sqm to 149 sqm, covering two to four bedrooms, in a French neo-classical building with a landscaped green core. Resale prices sit around 68 to 108 million dong per sqm, and furnished units let at roughly 17 to 35 million dong a month.

The Emerald CT8 My Dinh at a glance

Developer	My Dinh Real Estate JSC
Brand	Vimefulland
Address	Plot CT8, Dinh Thon, My Dinh, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
Main contractor	Ecoba Vietnam
Typical unit sizes	78 – 149 sqm, 2-4 bedrooms
Handover	From 5 September 2019
Certificates	Issued from 14 February 2020
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

My Dinh is the part of Hanoi most expatriate families already know, and The Emerald sits in the middle of it, a short walk from The Manor and the Sudico tower.

Road access is the strength: Pham Hung, Me Tri, Chau Van Liem, Duong Dinh Nghe, Le Duc Tho, Ho Tung Mau and Ring Road 3 all feed the area, with the Thang Long expressway heading west.

Day to day you have the My Dinh bus station, the National Convention Centre, the stadium complex, several international schools and a dense run of Korean and Japanese restaurants within a couple of kilometres.

Illustrative photo of the Tu Liem Ward area of Hanoi around The Emerald CT8 My Dinh — Illustrative image, not a photograph of The Emerald CT8 My Dinh. Photo: Pedro Domingos / Unsplash.

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Who it suits

Expatriate families who want My Dinh with a larger floor plate
Buyers who want a certificate already in hand rather than a promise
Tenants looking for three or four bedrooms with a green outlook
Anyone working around the Pham Hung office corridor

Before you buy or rent

Confirm which tower and floor – the apartments facing The Manor and the internal gardens are the ones that hold value best
Ask whether the developer’s furniture package is still in place, as there was a public dispute in 2019 about interior specification changes
Check the parking slot arrangement in writing
Foreign buyers should confirm quota availability before depositing

The Emerald CT8 My Dinh prices, November 2026

What people are asking at The Emerald CT8 My Dinh in November 2026, across 17 rental adverts and 21 resale adverts. Resale works out at roughly VND 61–85.8 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	77–102 m²	VND 15–18 million	VND 5–6.4 billion	11 rent / 11 sale
3-bedroom	90–141 m²	VND 15–31.5 million	VND 6.7–8.5 billion	6 rent / 6 sale

Compiled from 17 rental and 21 resale listings on Batdongsan.com.vn, checked 9 November 2026. Prices vary with floor, view, furniture and lease length.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese property press coverage of the project (Bao Dau Tu, VnBusiness, Bao Phap Luat, VTC News, Thu Vien Nha Dat) and current listing data.

Frequently asked questions

Where is The Emerald CT8?

On plot CT8 off Dinh Thon in My Dinh, now Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi – previously My Dinh 1 ward, Nam Tu Liem district.

Who developed The Emerald?

My Dinh Real Estate JSC under the Vimefulland brand, with Ecoba Vietnam as the main contractor. It was Vimefulland’s first high-rise apartment project.

When were certificates issued?

The first residents received their apartments on 5 September 2019 and certificates were issued from 14 February 2020.

How much are apartments at The Emerald?

In November 2026 landlords were asking VND 15–18 million a month for a two-bedroom and VND 15–31.5 million for a three-bedroom. To buy, resale asking prices ran VND 5–6.4 billion for a two-bedroom and VND 6.7–8.5 billion for a three-bedroom. Those are asking figures from live adverts, so expect some room to negotiate.

What is the architectural style?

French neo-classical, with a landscaped green core the developer marketed as a forest in the city. It was designed to sit alongside the nearby Manor development in character.

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.