“Cash is King, but Long-Term Investment is Queen” – The Trend of Sustainable Investment
After a period of stagnation, the real estate market is gradually regaining its growth momentum in 2025. However, instead of spreading their investments too thin or following the FOMO effect, investors are now more cautious and tend to take a long-term approach by focusing on products with solid legal foundations, potential locations, well-planned infrastructure, and real value.
Among all property types, villas remain the top priority for investors with strong financial backing. Instead of investing in scattered or small-scale projects, they opt for villas in Hanoi for easier asset management and stable growth over time.
In a report released in early Q2/2025, Ms. Do Thu Hang, Director of Research and Consulting at Savills Hanoi, stated: “Investors now prioritize assets that can be used immediately, are free from legal entanglements, and have long-term exploitation potential. These factors help real estate maintain its value well during adjustments and can lead to significant gains when the recovery cycle returns.”
In fact, in the last five years, low-rise real estate in Hanoi has seen significant price increases. According to Savills data, villa prices in Hanoi increased by an average of 29% per year during 2019–2024 and are expected to maintain stable growth due to limited supply and consistent long-term investment demand.

Villas within established urban areas and close to main roads remain the investment focus.
Experts believe that the reason villas are always at the top of the investment portfolio for “sharks” is not only because this segment has recorded a stable growth rate over the years as a safe asset accumulation channel but also because it can meet the needs of living and accurately hit the psychology of long-term asset holding with a high rate of intergenerational transmission.
In this context, the Anlac Green Symphony urban area (Hoai Duc, Hanoi) is emerging as one of the smart money magnets with its basement villa products – leading the trend of luxurious living and optimizing space utilization.
Anlac Green Symphony: The “Right Place at the Right Time” Choice
At Anlac Green Symphony, the basement villa product line is attracting attention with its modern design, flexible functionality, and harmonious integration of green living spaces and high-class utilities. Specifically, each villa is designed with 3 floors above ground, 1 tum floor, and 1 basement, with a total floor area of over 500 square meters.
Notably, the basement is cleverly designed to allow natural light and air ventilation, providing an ideal private space for homeowners to freely arrange entertainment rooms, gyms, wine cellars, or storage rooms – a feature that most villas in the inner city currently lack.

An extra basement level adds value to the villas at Anlac Green Symphony.
According to the representative of Anlac Group, the developer, the addition of the basement increases the usable area by 90 – 110 square meters, equivalent to a value of VND 600 million to over VND 3 billion, but the selling price is equivalent to villas in the same area without a basement. This key factor makes the basement villa product at Anlac Green Symphony highly attractive to both investors and end-users.
Impressing not only with its design, Anlac Green Symphony also scores with its strategic location in the center of Hoai Duc district, which is on its way to becoming Hanoi’s new inner-city district. The project adjoins Thang Long Boulevard, is located on Belt Road 3.5, and is accessible via the expanded Road 70, providing convenient connections to the city center and neighboring provinces. With over 70% of the area dedicated to green spaces and internal utilities, the project offers a modern and livable environment for its residents.
Especially with its completed infrastructure and a growing community, the urban area is full of vitality. This is a significant advantage in a market where many projects are delayed due to legal issues or are not yet ready for handover.

Anlac Green Symphony’s basement villas attract hundreds of investors at the launch event.
Ms. Nguyen Hong Van, an investor in Cau Giay District, shared: “I have researched many projects in the western region, but in the end, I chose the villas at Anlac Green Symphony because the project is suitable for both living and long-term investment. It’s only about a 15-20 minute drive from my old house, so my family’s work and school routines won’t be affected much.”
It can be said that in the context of the volatile real estate market in the second half of 2025, investing in assets with real value, such as the villas at Anlac Green Symphony, is a wise strategy. Not only do they offer a classy living space, but these villas also bring sustainable profit potential in the long term, especially with the ongoing infrastructure improvements and the imminent planning of Hoai Duc district into a new inner-city district.
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