- Location
- Long Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
- Updated
The Origami is the second high-rise sub-zone of Vinhomes Grand Park and the first developed by Vinhomes together with Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation. Launched on 25 July 2020, it has 21 towers with more than 12,000 apartments in five clusters (S6 to S10, including The Origami Park), designed with Japanese-style gardens and details. It sits on Phuoc Thien Street at the northern entrance of the township, beside the Dong Nai and Tac rivers and the 36-hectare park.
Quick facts
| Developers | Vinhomes and Mitsubishi Corporation |
|---|---|
| Location | Phuoc Thien St., Vinhomes Grand Park, Long Binh Ward, HCMC |
| Towers | 21 |
| Apartments | 12,000+ |
| Unit sizes | About 34–102 m² (studio to 3 bedrooms) |
| Brand lines | Vinhomes Sapphire and Ruby |
| Launch | 25 July 2020 |
| Status | Handed over in phases, pink books issued |
Who is behind The Origami
Vinhomes Grand Park is Vinhomes’ township of almost 272 ha on Nguyen Xien and Phuoc Thien streets in the former District 9, planned for around 43,500 apartments in 72 towers plus low-rise homes, with a 36-ha park, Vincom Mega Mall, Vinschool and Vinmec. The Origami was the first sub-zone co-developed with Mitsubishi Corporation, which brought a Japanese theme to the landscaping and design.
Location: northern gateway of Vinhomes Grand Park
The Origami lies between The Rainbow and the later sub-zones, with Ring Road 3 and the 36-ha park on its eastern side and the Dong Nai and Tac rivers nearby. Vincom Mega Mall, the marina and Vinschool are within a few minutes.
The Saigon Hi-Tech Park and Metro Line 1 at Suoi Tien are a short drive away; District 1 is about 35–45 minutes by car.
Master plan and amenities
Japanese influences run through the sub-zone’s landscaping and shared spaces:
- Japanese-style gardens at the foot of the towers
- Direct links to the 36-ha Grand Park
- River views from upper floors
- Vincom Mega Mall, Vinschool and Vinmec nearby
- Marina and Manhattan Glory boulevard
- Vinhomes township management
Apartment types
Units range from studios of about 34 m² to three-bedroom apartments of about 102 m², under the Sapphire and Ruby product lines.
Prices and buying
In 2026 Batdongsan listed The Origami at about 38–59 million VND per m²: one-bedroom units at about 1.3–2.5 billion VND, two-bedroom units at 2.3–3.8 billion and three-bedroom units at 3.1–5.4 billion. Prices rose noticeably between 2020 and 2025.
Many units already have pink books, which makes resale transactions straightforward.
Legal status and foreign ownership
The Origami is commercial housing with pink books issued. Foreigners can buy within the quota for 50 years.
Renting at The Origami
The Origami is one of the most affordable rental options in eastern Ho Chi Minh City, popular with young families, students and Hi-Tech Park workers.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Pink books issued
- Affordable prices and rents
- Japanese-style landscaping
- Inside a fully serviced township
Cons
- Huge supply of similar units
- Compact layouts in Sapphire towers
- Long commute to District 1
Who it suits
The Origami suits first-time buyers and small investors who want a legally clean, affordable apartment inside Vinhomes Grand Park.
Sources and further reading
Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including Thu Vien Phap Luat – The Origami prices, Bao Van Hoa – The Origami, Listings on Batdongsan. 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
Who developed The Origami?
Vinhomes together with Mitsubishi Corporation.
How many apartments are in The Origami?
More than 12,000 apartments in 21 towers.
When was The Origami launched?
On 25 July 2020.
How much does a two-bedroom cost at The Origami?
About 2.3–3.8 billion VND in 2026, depending on size and view.
Do The Origami apartments have pink books?
Yes, many units already have certificates.