Unlocking Regional Economic Potential: The Golden Opportunity for Profitable and Sustainable Real Estate Investments

The Economy of the Region is Undergoing a Transformation

Despite the challenges of 2024, Hanoi maintained its position as the country’s economic leader with impressive growth figures: GRDP reached 6.52%, economic scale was estimated at $58.6 billion, and revenue collection exceeded the threshold of VND 500 trillion for the first time. In the first quarter of 2025, the recovery momentum continued with a strong GRDP increase of 7.35%, the highest in the last five years.

In this dynamic development, Tay Ho is transforming itself from a land of potential to a new convergence point for the economy and culture of the capital. In 2024, the district recorded a revenue collection of nearly VND 5,000 billion, the highest in history, exceeding the target by 176.2% and maintaining stable growth. This is not only a figure that exceeds expectations but also reflects the increasingly clear economic potential of this area.

Especially, a series of strategic planning projects with a scale of billions of USD are being expedited, from the Nhat Tan – Noi Bai axis, financial, commercial, and 5-star hotel centers, to international theme parks and key transport routes connecting the urban core and the international airport. Tay Ho is affirming its position as a region that converges modern living values, long-term investment opportunities, and the potential for sustainable growth of the future capital.

Notably, every regional economic growth spurt bears the imprint of infrastructure as an underground flow shaping the development landscape. In 2024, Hanoi invested VND 77,000 billion in public investment, a 1.64-fold increase compared to the previous year. This is not just a number but a strategic boost, turning public investment into a “trigger” to awaken social capital and open up new development avenues for the capital in the acceleration phase.

Infrastructure Breakthrough – The “Golden Key” to Leading the Real Estate Market

Once an underdeveloped area, the western and northern parts of Hanoi are now thriving thanks to strategic infrastructure “backbones.” The Vanh Dai 3 route, with a total investment of over VND 20,000 billion, not only connects transportation but also integrates urban development poles, creating an efficient entity.

Nhat Tan Bridge and Vo Nguyen Giap Boulevard have transformed the northwest of Hanoi from a peripheral area to a global connection hub. Meanwhile, three new bridges – Tu Lien, Ngoc Hoi, and Tran Hung Dao, with a total investment of over VND 32,000 billion, are gradually realizing the master plan for the capital by 2045. Among them, the Tu Lien Bridge, expected to commence construction in mid-2025 with an investment of over VND 17,000 billion, will open up a two-bank urban space along the Red River, forming a new prosperity axis for Hanoi.

According to Report 51/BC-BXD of the Ministry of Construction, in the first quarter of 2025, land prices in localities with developed infrastructure such as Hanoi, Hung Yen, and Hai Phong increased by 20-30%, even surpassing 40% compared to the same period last year. Places with new planning, road construction, and bridge building often recorded price increases of up to 50% within a few months. The main driving force comes from expectations regarding planning, administrative mergers, and infrastructure-leading investment capital.

West Hanoi continues to be a bright spot with a series of large projects, synchronous infrastructure, and an ideal living environment, clearly demonstrating the law of “infrastructure leads, real estate follows.”

GIA by KITA possesses all the elements to become a prime real estate investment destination

The increase in GRDP and average income is driving the demand for upscale, self-contained amenities. Projects that integrate a full ecosystem of international schools, hospitals, commercial areas, parks, and health services are attracting selective investment capital.

Not only appealing to domestic investors, but foreign funds are also actively seeking land in new economic regions like Tay Ho Tay, which meets the criteria for legal status, planning, and long-term growth potential.

Standing out in the center of Tay Ho – a strategic point on the development axis of the capital’s north, GIA by KITA leaves its mark with transparent legal status, standard planning, and superior utilities. It is not just an ideal residence but also a sustainable investment channel, anticipating potential value growth from the wave of modern infrastructure.

When an area is planned as a satellite city or a new administrative-commercial center, value is not only concentrated in the core but also radiates to the entire adjacent region due to the “multi-polar – connected” development model. Hotspots like Tay Ho Tay, Dong Anh, Long Bien, and Hoai Duc are gradually taking on a new urban landscape, offering long-term profit opportunities for investors with foresight.

The synergy between strategic planning, robust public investment, and infrastructure support is leveraging the Hanoi real estate market. Among them, GIA by KITA is a reliable destination for smart capital, contributing to shaping a modern, civilized, and sustainably developing capital.