Bao Ninh Sunrise Villas with the total investment of over $43 million will be introduced in early August in Hanoi.
On last July 15, Truong Thinh commercial residences project in which First Real is development cooperation partner was officially opened for sale and after only a few hours, 87 per cent of products have been traded successfully, making the "fever" in the Quang Binh province's real estate market.
2018 is the year First Real expects much from its "Do different things" strategy. From a distributors to investment cooperation partner, First Real now shows more confidence to become project investor.
In early August of this year, First Real will break into Quang Binh market through cooperation with Truong Thinh Group in Bao Ninh Sunrise Villas with the total investment of over $43 million.
Bao Ninh Sunrise is located at the Bao Ninh peninsula, the intersection between the gateway of Nhat Le river and Bao Ninh sea so it is convenient to exploit the potential of ecotourism and resort all year round. This project is expected by both investors and customers.
In addition, the project also has five-star facilities like the nearby Sun Spa Resort and solves the economic problems when it is in the top tourist areas of Quang Binh province.
The most remarkable thing that makes Bao Ninh Sunrise more prominent than other seaside resort projects is the commitment to long-term ownership which a few investors bring to customers, making the project a sustainable accumulation channel.
Bao Ninh Sunrise Villas project will be officially introduced at Daewoo Hotel, Hanoi on August 4 in the framework of Vietnam Seaside Tourism Real Estate Forum 2018 organized by TheLEADER magazine.
The event is expected to draw around 400 attendants and is considered to be the most awaited seaside tourism real estate forum at the moment.
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