Vista Verde

Vista Verde is a completed CapitaLand apartment development on Phan Van Dang Street in the Thanh My Loi area, now Cat Lai Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. The developer describes four 35-storey towers and 1,152 homes. The project offers a useful reference point for families comparing established communities east of the city centre.

Vista Verde apartment project in Ho Chi Minh City
Developer
CapitaLand
Status
Handed over
Address
02 Phan Van Dang Street, Cat Lai Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Total area
33,974 m²
Towers
4
Units
1,152

Updated

Amenities

  • Landscaped communal areas

Project guide reviewed 30 October 2026. Availability and unit-specific terms are confirmed individually.

Apartments for sale in Vista Verde

Apartment sale market snapshot: Vista Verde (November 2026)
Active listings1
Price range7.8 billion VND
Median price7.8 billion VND
Median price per m²85.7 million VND/m²
Area range91 m²

Apartments for rent in Vista Verde

Apartment rental market snapshot: Vista Verde (November 2026)
Active listings1
Price range21 million VND/month
Median price21 million VND/month
Area range98 m²

Quick facts

ProjectVista Verde
Developer / brandCapitaLand
Location02 Phan Van Dang Street, Cat Lai Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Residential statusCompleted development
Residential apartments1,152
Towers4
Project site area33,974 m²
Current asking pricesRequest a dated, unit-specific quotation
Vista Verde apartment project in Ho Chi Minh City
Project photograph: Vista Verde. Source: CapitaLand. Photo source.

A larger community in the Thanh My Loi area

With more than a thousand homes, the experience of Vista Verde depends on both the apartment and its tower. Inspect the entrance you would use, the parking arrangement and the route to shared spaces. A larger community can support a lively residential environment, while lift demand and activity levels should be judged in person.

Why the floor plan matters more than the label

Start with the relationship between the living room, kitchen and bedrooms. Look for a workable dining area, storage and enough space around beds. If you work remotely, check where a desk can sit without obstructing circulation. View orientation and daylight differ across the towers, so request photographs taken from the actual apartment.

Comparing the full cost of living

Separate rent or purchase price from management fees, parking, utilities and any furniture replacement. Ask for recent bills rather than relying on a generic estimate. When comparing resale apartments, use the same area basis and account for renovation condition. A ready-to-use home and an apartment needing repairs should not be treated as equivalent simply because their advertised sizes match.

Prices, availability and viewing

Ask for a current quotation for Vista Verde with the tower, floor, usable area, furniture inventory and availability date. Compare the same area basis and request a breakdown of management fees, parking and other charges. This project guide does not advertise a specific available apartment or a guaranteed return.

To broaden your shortlist, compare Feliz en Vista or browse apartment projects in Vietnam. Share your preferred bedroom count, budget and move-in date when requesting a viewing.

Arrange a viewing: Call Apartment.vn for unit-specific information.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How large is Vista Verde?

CapitaLand identifies 1,152 apartments across four 35-storey towers, on a site of 33,974 square metres.

Where is Vista Verde?

It is on Phan Van Dang Street in the Thanh My Loi area of Ho Chi Minh City, now within Cat Lai Ward.

How can I get current prices for Vista Verde?

Request a dated quotation for a specific apartment at Vista Verde. Include the tower, size, floor and furnishing requirements. This guide does not present a verified live price list or guarantee that a unit is available.

Sources and editorial notes

Project facts: CapitaLand project profile. Photographs are credited at the image. Historical project information is separated from current unit availability; a project photograph does not represent the condition or furnishings of every apartment.