Topaz Twins and 4 'golden' elements create the most worth-living community in Bien Hoa
Topaz Twins has a size of over 10,000 sqm including the two 18-storey towers with more than 700 international-standard apartments and 5-star facilities in Bien Hoa. This project is located on Vo Thi Sau busy street with a wide range of international-standard facilities, attractive lucrative potential and comfortable payment method, developed by Malaysian leading real estate corporation. These factors have made Topaz Twins become a prosperous community in Bien Hoa.
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Condotel-buyers anxiously await for legality books
The petition of Vietnam Real Estate Association (VNREA) and HCMC Real Estate Association (HoREA) sent to the competent authorities to ask for recognisation of the ownership of condotel products 'fell into' silence for nearly a year. The legal issue for condotel products is widely mentioned when dozens of customers buying apartments at the Bavico International Hotel Nha Trang had denounced Bach Viet Company and sealed off the apartment because developer violated the commitment of sharing profits with customers.
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Phu Quoc urges careful consideration over land purchases
Authorities in the southern province of Kien Giang’s Phu Quoc District urged careful consideration to be given to decisions regarding land purchases. According to Huynh Quang Hung, deputy chairman of the Phu Quoc People’s Committee, land prices in Phu Quoc rose around 80-90% in November. The land prices were pushed up rapidly due to information that the island district would be developed into a special administrative-economic unit with a casino going to be put into operation and a number of investors planning to pump money here.
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Chance to buy home in New Zealand is getting narrower for foreigners
New Zealand is an ideal destination for billionaires across the world to buy home. However, in recent time, Jacinda Ardern – new Prime Minister of New Zealand – has presented to the National Assembly a new law in order to limit home-buyers of other nationalities to buy properties in the country, keeping her promise about slowing down the galloping price hiking of housing in New Zealand. According to Alland McMahon, research and consulting director of Colliers International New Zealand: “The rise of housing prices is the result of strong growth of population and economy, while the supply still struggles to catch up with demand. Mid-end housing prices in Auckland are nearly ten-fold of average income of a family in New Zealand. Owning a house is now still a faraway dream for many people in New Zealand.
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Mitsubishi pours US$30 mil into green apartment project
Mitsubishi Corporation cooperates with Phuc Khang Corporation to establish Phuc Khang Mitsubishi Corporation Holding (PKMC) to develop the LEED-certified Diamond Lotus - one of the most prestigious green building certificates of the US and has been present at 150 countries around the world. In January of 2018, Diamond Lotus Riverside will receive the first capital investment of about US$30 mil.
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