Co-living to be new residential trend in Vietnam?
Apart from co-working spaces which have already taken root in Vietnam, the market is now expected to receive the co-living trend—a new trend of sharing living space. According to a real estate company, co-living is a new trend in the world, where people share their modern living space. This type is expected to approach the Vietnamese market in the next several years, when co-working spaces are more developed.
FLC Group has introduced its first property project in the central coast city of Danang called FLC Eco Charm, which is a model urban area project following numerous housing projects by the group in Hanoi, Thanh Hoa and Binh Dinh.
In Saigon East, Thanh My Loi emerged as a 'hotspot' to attract real estate businesses from beginning of 2018 thanks to the information that the bridge connecting Mai Chi Tho avenue to Diamond Island is expected to open in May; My Thuy intersection will be opened on April 30 and Cat Lai bridge connecting District 2 to Nhon Trach.
Khang Dien House Trading and Investment Joint Stock Company was honored as 'Typical Property Developer in 2017' last weekend in HCM City by Investment Bridge Magazine. Khang Dien has successfully developed many well-known house, villa and apartment projects such as Melosa Garden project, Lucasta, Feliza eco-villas and especially The Venica project - a luxurious and exclusive oasis with 43 five-star villas.
Project investor of Detech Tower II has recently inaugurated the topping-out ceremony of the project at 107 Nguyen Phong Sac, Cau Giay District, Hanoi. Detech Tower II is a 17-floor office tower, attached with one commercial floor and four basement floors, spanning 6,500 square meters. After 13 months of construction, the projects has its rough structure completed 100pct and expects to be finished and hand over products to customers in Q4-2018.
