Vinhomes Joint Stock Company of Vingroup recently unveiled its plan for the VinCity projects, in which VinCity will be built under “Singaporean standard - mega urban areas and more” model.
The VinCity urban areas, which are not far from centre of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, will cover hundreds of hectares and will be developed based on the modern civilisation model of Singapore.
The first VinCity project is VinCity Ocean Park which is planned to debut in Gia Lam District (Hanoi) with its highlights being salt water lake and central lake.
Vinhomes then will launch VinCity Sportia, a dynamic urban centre in Tay Mo, Dai Mo (Hanoi) and an urban park in District 9, Ho Chi Minh City named VinCity Grand Park.
All VinCity projects will be consistent in optimising living standards with low construction density; giving priorities to parking space and a synchronised utility system for education, health, offices, trade services as well as entertainment.
Specially, in addition to outstanding urban area model from Singapore, VinCity will add new conveniences to meet the needs of improving health and to connect family, friends, including outdoor gym park and BBQ park. This is expected to be an ideal place for the entertainment activities of future citizens.
The VinCity mega urban areas will have a variety of sports facilities, namely tennis courts, basketball courts, football pitches, badminton courts and volleyball courts. It also provides 60-70 children’s playgrounds and a series of resort-style pools.
In addition to “Singapore and more” model, there is a prestigious service management system of Vinhomes. Some items will be separated from the management fees to provide reasonable charges based on individuals’ needs so as to reduce the cost of basic services and ensure fairness.
For the first time, VinCity’s customers have chance to access to a unique financial solution with a payment period of up to 35 years and flexible payment method, which is considered a new step to help the majority of people settle down and reduce the waiting time.
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