A Solid Foundation for Growth

The allure of the luxury apartment market in Hai Phong stems from its robust economic foundation and strategic planning. In the first quarter of 2025, the city recorded an impressive 11.07% growth, the highest in Northern Vietnam. This sets a solid platform for housing demands, especially in the luxury segment.

Additionally, Hai Phong is the only city in Vietnam that boasts all five critical transport types: road, rail, sea, inland waterways, and air. This unique advantage connects the city comprehensively to economic hubs domestically and internationally.

Strategic Planning Catalyzes Demand for High-End Residences

The proposed merger between Hai Duong and Hai Phong has elevated the population scale to nearly four million, giving rise to a coastal super-city akin to the Seoul-Incheon-Gyeonggi region in South Korea. This “multi-center supercity” model will act as a catalyst for high-quality housing demands in Hai Phong, particularly within a 15-30 minute radius of the new administrative center in Thuỷ Nguyên.

Moreover, economic zones such as Đình Vũ – Cát Hải (over 22,500 ha) and the southern Hai Phong coastal economic zone (over 20,000 ha) are attracting billions of dollars in FDI from South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. LG Group has already invested over $5 billion in a production complex in Hai Phong, bringing thousands of foreign experts and highly skilled Vietnamese engineers to the city for the long term.

A “Strategic Basin” Opportunity for Long-Term Investors

Currently, Hai Phong’s apartment real estate market can be considered in a “strategic basin.” The planning is in place, and pioneering projects are underway, but there is a certain lag before the wave of experts fills the industrial and economic zones.

However, lessons from Thu Thiem (Ho Chi Minh City) and the Diplomatic Corps Urban Area (Hanoi) illustrate that once-sparse areas can become explosive hotspots within 3-5 years of infrastructure development and supportive policies. A clear example is Ho Chi Minh City’s District 2, where luxury apartments averaged $35 million/m² in 2015 and now surpass $80-100 million/m² in major projects. A similar trajectory is entirely plausible for Hai Phong, which is in the early stages of its high-rise urban development cycle.

Gem Park, just a 5-minute drive from the new administrative center of Thuỷ Nguyên, emerges as a strategic investment choice. Source: N.H.O

With this foundation, Hai Phong’s luxury apartment segment promises not only stable rental yields but also exceptional long-term asset appreciation potential. As the city transforms and living standards rise, a influx of experts, intellectuals, and entrepreneurs will demand upscale, convenient, and safe living spaces. The primary tenants—foreign experts, senior managers, and affluent young families—have exacting standards. They seek quality living environments, comprehensive amenities, and seamless connectivity. Projects that meet international standards will be their top choice.

The demand for quality living spaces with modern amenities and seamless connectivity is inevitable in Hai Phong. Source: N.H.O

More importantly, as Hai Phong cements its status as a leading economic, industrial, and seaport hub, land values and real estate prices in prime locations, especially in well-planned projects, are bound to soar. The supply of genuinely high-quality luxury apartments will not be infinite, while demand from owner-occupiers, rental investors, and price-appreciation seekers will continue to grow.

This supply-demand imbalance, coupled with infrastructure and economic development, is the core driver of sustainable luxury apartment value growth. Investing in luxury apartments now is not just about rental yields but also about owning an asset that appreciates over time.

In this landscape, Gem Park, just a 5-minute drive from the center of Thuỷ Nguyên, stands out as a strategic investment choice. With a vision to contribute to the city’s prosperous future, Gem Park is expected to encompass the critical elements of a premium project: intelligent design, construction quality, diverse on-site amenities, and convenient connectivity. Investing in Gem Park means not only capturing rental demands from a large influx of experts but also seizing the opportunity to grow asset values as the city progresses and prime land for quality projects becomes scarcer. It is a decision that aligns with the development vision of an ascending city.

Gem Park apartments are designed and constructed to Korean standards and feature 56 on-site amenities spanning 1 hectare out of a total area of 1.8 hectares.

Developer: N.H.O (South Korea), with over 12 years of presence in Vietnam and a diverse portfolio of projects across the country.

Address: 2A Hồng Bàng, Sở Dầu, Hồng Bàng, Hải Phòng

Website: gempark.vn

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