According to information from the People’s Committee of Long An province (now Tay Ninh), the Long An Province Party Committee (former administrative unit) has agreed to select three key projects to inaugurate on the occasion of celebrating 80 years of National Day (September 2, 1945 – September 2, 2025).
Accordingly, the three projects include: a component project of the important transport route running from Ho Chi Minh City through the former Long An province to the former Tien Giang province, an industrial park project in Duc Hue, and the Vinhomes Phuoc Vinh Tay urban area project in Can Giuoc.
The Vinhomes Can Giuoc new urban area project, invested by a joint venture between Vinhomes and VIG, aims to build a city for nearly 90,000 people, contributing to meeting the housing needs and population dispersal in the area adjacent to Ho Chi Minh City.
The project has a total investment of approximately VND 90,000 billion, with a scale of over 1,090 hectares belonging to Phuoc Vinh Tay commune, Can Giuoc district, Long An province (before the merger). Currently, this urban area is accelerating site clearance to inaugurate on the occasion of the September 2nd grand ceremony.
Previously, Can Giuoc district (former administrative unit) announced that by the end of April 2025 and May 2025, the project had come up with compensation, support, and resettlement plans for the first and second phases for thousands of households.
In terms of land use structure, this urban area will be divided into three subdivisions: Zone A, B, and C. Zone A has a total area of 234 hectares, with a construction area of 767,360 sq. m and a floor area of over 4.1 million sq. m.
Zone B has a total area of 534 hectares, with a construction area of approximately 1.74 million sq. m and a floor area of approximately 9.7 million sq. m. It accommodates 182 hectares for housing construction, 18 hectares for urban public land, 15 hectares for communal land, 54 hectares for transport, and 193 hectares for non-residential purposes.
Zone C will have an area of 322 hectares, with a construction area of over 1.1 million sq. m and a floor area of approximately 5.8 million sq. m. Zone C will include 108 hectares for housing construction, 20 hectares for urban public land, 12 hectares for communal land, 48 hectares for transport, and 102.5 hectares for non-residential purposes.
The entire project will have a total of 15,244 low-rise land plots, including 7,050 terraced houses and 8,194 villas. Social housing will comprise 13,440 apartments in 10-story buildings. There will also be about 2,370 low-rise resettlement houses. According to the plan, by the end of 2030, this urban area will be completed and put into use.
Also, in Long An province (before the merger), Vingroup is simultaneously developing two other projects. The first is the Duc Hoa – Hau Nghia new urban area (Vinhomes Green City) project, with a scale of nearly 200 hectares and a total investment of over VND 28,000 billion, located in Hau Nghia town. The second project is the Tan My new urban area in Duc Hoa district, with an area of 930 hectares and a total investment of nearly VND 74,500 billion (equivalent to about USD 3 billion).
Long An (Tay Ninh) simultaneously welcoming large-scale urban areas not only creates a new, modern living standard for its residents but also provides an important boost to attract businesses, investors, experts, and high-quality labor, transforming the region’s real estate landscape.
Can Giuoc real estate is “revitalized”, awaiting new opportunities.
The upcoming inauguration of the Vinhomes Can Giuoc urban area is expected to impact neighboring real estate markets such as The 826 EC, Saigon Village, Saigon RiverPark, and T&T Millennia City, with a noticeable increase in interest from individual and wholesale investors.
Besides benefiting from transport infrastructure connecting to Ho Chi Minh City, the price level in this area is still considered to have room for growth compared to adjacent areas. Many products with clear legal status, well-planned layouts, and prices starting from VND 32 million per sq. m are considered stable investment channels as investors prioritize capital safety and mid-term liquidity.
In fact, Vingroup’s real estate projects have consistently created a ripple effect on the local real estate market wherever they are developed. After the news of the upcoming inauguration of Vinhomes Can Giuoc, real estate prices in the surrounding area have shown slight increases, regaining investors’ attention. Some projects along routes like DT826E and DT826C have recorded positive transactions, including the commercial urban area The 826 EC developed by Hai Thanh. The project is expected to launch its next sales phase on August 17th, offering a financial policy that extends the payment period to 18 months. Buyers only need to make an initial payment of about VND 560 million, with the remaining amount supported by a loan of up to 70% through banks like ACB, VietinBank, or MB, with a maximum loan term of 30 years.
Projects with favorable locations and reasonable prices are increasingly considered safe and effective investment channels.
In addition to the Vinhomes Can Giuoc project, Long An province (former) is expected to inaugurate two other projects on August 19, 2025. The project to build access roads to three bridges on DT827E route, implemented by the Project Management Unit for Investment and Construction of Long An province (before the merger), aims to gradually form the DT827E route, which will run from Ho Chi Minh City through Long An (Tay Ninh) to Tien Giang province (former).
The total investment of the project is over VND 1,432 billion, with a land area of over 78 hectares belonging to Can Giuoc, Can Duoc, Tan Tru, and Chau Thanh districts (former administrative units).
Additionally, the project for investing in the construction and business infrastructure of Binh Hoa Nam 1 Industrial Park, invested by Hoan Cau Long An Joint Stock Company, aims to invest in the construction and business infrastructure of the industrial park, will also be inaugurated on the National Day occasion.
This project has a total investment of over VND 3,900 billion, with a scale of over 322 hectares in Binh Hoa Nam commune, Duc Hue district, Long An province (before the merger).
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