The master plan for this area involves developing a mixed-use, multi-functional urban area that integrates residential, commercial, and service spaces with tourism, education, healthcare, and high-tech agriculture. By 2040, this area is expected to accommodate approximately 62,400 residents, nearly four times the current population.
The subdivision is divided into five residential units, with Unit C being the most populous (26,350 people), followed by Unit E (18,800), Unit D (12,600), Unit B (3,050), and Unit A (1,600).
The area will also feature commercial centers, hotels, squares, resort complexes, and a cluster of schools to serve the nearby industrial park and Tho Xuan Airport. Additionally, there will be a modern ecosystem of healthcare, education, and cultural facilities. Notably, over 13.6 hectares of land are allocated for social housing to meet the housing needs of the workforce.
In parallel, Thanh Hoa province has also approved the G Subdivision, spanning over 516 hectares and covering five wards of Sam Son City. By 2040, this area is envisioned as a modern urban center for approximately 65,000 residents, with a flexible land structure: over 60% for residential use and the remaining for transportation, services, green spaces, and resettlement.
It is worth mentioning that the Sun Group has also commenced the construction of the Am Tien Cable Car and Commercial Services Area in Trieu Son District, Thanh Hoa. This is the first phase of the Am Tien Sacred Spiritual Tourism Complex, a VND 35,000 billion project. The highlight of this project is the 167.5-meter-tall Great Sun Buddha Statue, expected to become the tallest of its kind in the world.
Not long before that, Sun Group also inaugurated the sea square and a complex of high-end tourism and resort urban areas in Sam Son, completing the puzzle in the tourism-urban-resort ecosystem.
The Billion Dollar Resort: Unveiling the Mastermind Investors Behind the Vân Đồn Project
The People’s Committee of Quang Ninh Province has just approved a colossal investment project for an integrated tourism, entertainment, and premium resort complex, along with a golf course and residential area in Monbay Van Don. This ambitious venture boasts a staggering total investment of over VND 24,883 billion.
The Pathway: A Dual-Asset Opportunity in the Heart of Sam Son’s Tourism Hub
The beach buzzes with a crowd of sun-seekers, the seaside square heaves with excited onlookers, and the skyline illuminates with a dazzling display of fireworks. From dawn till dusk, a vibrant series of shows and street festivals keep the energy alive.
The Underground Tunnel Proposal: Hanoi’s Department of Construction and Expert Insights
On the afternoon of June 13th, representatives from the Hanoi Department of Construction stated that the proposal to build an underground tunnel across Ho Tay Lake by a foreign construction corporation is not in line with the current master plan. Meanwhile, many experts and urban planners argue that the idea is feasible and deserves serious consideration.
The Vibrant Saigon River: Unveiling Ho Chi Minh City’s Riverside Renaissance
Vice Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has approved the adjusted master plan for Ho Chi Minh City’s development until 2040, with a vision towards 2060. This decision, outlined in Resolution No. 1125, charts a course for the city’s future, addressing key aspects of urban planning and development to create a sustainable and thriving metropolis.
The $270 Million Cable-Stayed Bridge Project: Expediting Construction for Haiphong’s Widest Central Span
As of now, the construction output of the project has reached nearly 14% of the contract value.
