- Location
- Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
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The Matrix One Premium is the second phase of MIK Group’s The Matrix One complex at the Me Tri – Le Quang Dao crossroads in western Hanoi. It adds two towers of 37 and 44 floors with 990 apartments, ranging from one-bedroom homes to penthouses and duplexes. MIK worked with Japanese firm Azusa Sekkei on the design, and the project was introduced to the market in May 2025.
Quick facts
| Owner | Mai Linh Investment JSC |
|---|---|
| Developer | MIK Group |
| Architect | Azusa Sekkei (Japan) |
| Location | Le Quang Dao – Me Tri crossroads, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi |
| Site area | 15,986 m² |
| Building | 2 towers (37 and 44 floors), 3 basements |
| Apartments | 990, 1–4 bedrooms, penthouses and duplexes |
| Launch | May 2025 |
| Expected handover | 2027 |
Who is behind The Matrix One Premium
MIK Group is known for its Imperia brand and for The Matrix One phase one, which has been handed over next door. The legal owner of the site is Mai Linh Investment JSC, with MIK Group as developer and MIK Home handling sales.
Location: western Hanoi’s new centre
The crossroads sits between My Dinh and the Ring Road 3 area, close to My Dinh National Stadium, the National Convention Center and the Vietnam – China Friendship Palace. Pham Hung, Thang Long Boulevard and Ring Road 3 put most of western Hanoi and the airport road within easy reach.
Apartments and prices
The larger tower, The Luxe, has 44 floors and 720 apartments. Units are mainly two- and three-bedroom homes of around 83–112 m², with a small number of penthouses and duplexes. Mid-2025 reports put average prices at around 130 million VND per m² before VAT, placing it among the most expensive projects in the area. Apartments are handed over with fitted interiors from imported brands.
Amenities
- Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
- Gym, spa and yoga studios
- Wellness-focused shared spaces
- Shared facilities with The Matrix One phase one
- Close to parks and the stadium sports complex
Renting at The Matrix One Premium
Western Hanoi has a large expat and diplomatic population, plus Korean and Japanese company staff around My Dinh and Pham Hung. Large, well-finished units here should appeal to that market, though rents are unlikely to match the purchase price on a yield basis.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Prime western Hanoi location
- Japanese architect and high-spec finish
- Next to a completed phase one
- Large family layouts
Cons
- Among the priciest projects in the area
- Handover not until 2027
- High-rise density at a busy junction
Who it suits
The Matrix One Premium suits buyers who want a large, high-spec home in western Hanoi and landlords targeting expatriate families and senior professionals.
Sources and further reading
Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including VietnamFinance – MIK Group and Azusa Sekkei, Wiki Batdongsan – Hanoi Q3 2025 launches, Thu Vien Nha Dat – owner, Batdongsan – project page. 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
What is The Matrix One Premium?
Phase two of MIK Group’s The Matrix One in western Hanoi, with 990 apartments in two towers of 37 and 44 floors.
Who owns and develops it?
Mai Linh Investment JSC owns the project and MIK Group is the developer.
How much does it cost?
Mid-2025 reports put average prices at about 130 million VND per m² before VAT.
When will it be handed over?
Handover is expected in 2027.
Where is it?
At the Le Quang Dao – Me Tri crossroads near My Dinh Stadium, Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi.