The Gió Riverside

The Gió Riverside is An Gia Group’s flagship project for 2025: two 40-storey towers with about 2,905 apartments and 76 shophouses on a roughly 3-hectare site in Di An, where the Dong Nai and Ngoc rivers meet. The area was part of Binh Thang Ward, Di An, and is now in Dong Hoa Ward of Ho Chi Minh City. Construction started in June 2024 with Ricons as main contractor, around 1,200 apartments were reserved at the March 2025 launch, and handover is planned for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Quick facts

Who is behind The Gió Riverside

An Gia Group (HOSE: AGG) has delivered The Standard, Westgate and Sky 89 in Ho Chi Minh City. The Gió Riverside is its biggest project of recent years; the company received the land-use right certificate after completing its financial obligations in early 2025.

Location: Dong Nai river and the Tan Van junction

The site is close to the Tan Van junction, where Hanoi Highway, National Road 1A and Ring Road 3 meet, with the Dong Nai river alongside. Metro Line 1’s Suoi Tien terminal and the Thu Duc area are within a short drive.

The location links Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Dong Nai, which suits people working in industrial parks across all three areas. The trade-off is heavy truck traffic around Tan Van at peak times.

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Master plan and amenities

An Gia markets the project as an “all-in-one” riverside compound with plenty of open space around the towers:

• River views on three sides
• Resort-style swimming pools
• Landscaped park and walking paths
• Gym and residents’ clubhouse
• Children’s play areas
• Shophouses at street level

Apartment types

The mix starts with studios of about 41 m² (around 8% of supply) and goes up to one-, two- and three-bedroom units of about 65–95 m². The final tower to be released, Gió Đông, was designed to maximise river views.

Prices and buying

An Gia has used flexible payment plans and bank support to keep the project within reach of first-time buyers. Prices depend heavily on tower, floor and river view, so compare specific units rather than averages.

As handover is in 2027, ask for the bank guarantee covering payments made before handover.

Legal status and foreign ownership

The project has its 1/500 detailed plan, land allocation and construction permit, and in March 2025 received the land-use right certificate. Vietnamese buyers receive long-term ownership; foreigners can own for 50 years within the quota.

Renting at The Gió Riverside

The main renters are expected to be staff from nearby industrial parks, universities and businesses around Thu Duc and Di An. Studios and one-bedroom units should be the easiest to let.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Rare riverside location
• Land-use certificate already issued
• Experienced listed developer
• Good links to Thu Duc, Binh Duong and Dong Nai

Cons

• Very large supply of almost 3,000 homes
• Heavy traffic around the Tan Van junction
• Handover not until late 2027

Who it suits

The Gió Riverside suits first-time buyers and young families on the northeastern edge of the city, and investors targeting industrial-park and university tenants.

Sources and further reading

Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including VnEconomy – launch report, Thi Truong Tai Chinh Tien Te – land certificate, The Leader – groundbreaking. Prices, handover dates and rental terms change often – always confirm the current details with the developer or a licensed agent before you commit.

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