Western Infrastructure Boosts Momentum for LA Home
In recent years, few areas have seen as much infrastructure investment as the western gateway of Ho Chi Minh City. The Ben Luc – Long Thanh Expressway, spanning 58 km with an investment of nearly VND 29 trillion, is nearing completion and set to fully open in 2026. This will directly connect Long An, Ho Chi Minh City, and Dong Nai. Ring Road 3, a VND 75 trillion project, is over 80% complete and expected to open for technical traffic this year, unlocking new urban development in the city’s west.
 LA Home leverages the strengths of western Ho Chi Minh City’s infrastructure.
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Simultaneously, the Luong Hoa – Binh Chanh Avenue, a 4.5 km road with a 60-meter width, is under accelerated construction for technical traffic by December 2025. This will reduce travel time from Ben Luc to Ho Chi Minh City to just 5 minutes. Other regional transport links, such as the extended Vo Van Kiet Road, the upgraded Ho Chi Minh City – Trung Luong – My Thuan Expressway, and the VND 120 trillion Ring Road 4, are progressively enhancing connectivity, solidifying the western region’s growth potential.
Strategically located on Luong Hoa – Binh Chanh Avenue, LA Home sits at the heart of this connectivity, directly benefiting from the infrastructure boom. Residents enjoy quick access to expressways and ring roads, reducing travel times to Ho Chi Minh City, eastern provinces, and the Mekong Delta. Notably, the extended Vo Van Kiet Road (expected to start in early 2026) will further shorten the commute to the city center.
The synergy between rapid infrastructure development and LA Home’s progress creates a significant advantage, especially as the market shifts toward satellite urban areas with synchronized planning, full amenities, and reasonable pricing. In this context, River Park—LA Home’s second sub-division—has become a market focal point with its diverse product offerings catering to both residential and commercial needs.
River Park officially launched as regional infrastructure nears completion.
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From River Park, residents can reach Ho Chi Minh City in just 5 minutes via Luong Hoa – Binh Chanh Avenue, with seamless connections to the Ben Luc – Long Thanh Expressway, Ring Roads 3 and 4, and the extended Vo Van Kiet Road. This positions the sub-division to capture the influx of residents from Ho Chi Minh City and workers from nearby industrial zones. The adjacent 400-hectare Prodezi Eco-Industrial Park further boosts demand for housing, rentals, and business services, offering a clear investment advantage.
River Park: A Central Hub for Genuine Living Needs
River Park inherits LA Home’s 100-hectare ecosystem and serves as its heart, adjacent to key amenities like a central park, international standard K-12 school, healthcare center, and sports complex. Several amenities are already operational, with others under development alongside the project’s construction, ensuring residents can enjoy a fully integrated lifestyle upon move-in.
A standout offering is the 6x15m terraced townhouses, priced from VND 3.79 billion each, designed as mini-villas with modern architecture. The highlight is the rooftop eco-space, ideal for gardens, relaxation areas, or outdoor BBQs—a trend favored by young buyers seeking nature-connected urban living. In November, the developer introduced a flexible payment plan requiring only 25% down payment over 9 months, making it accessible for both homeowners and investors.
 River Park’s 6x15m terraced townhouses, priced from VND 3.79 billion, are a top pick for investors.
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The groundbreaking of River Park underscores the developer’s commitment to timely progress across LA Home. As regional infrastructure comes online, the project is poised to become a premier residential and investment destination in the west, driving modern, sustainable urban transformation. Experts predict LA Home will be among the top assets for mid- to long-term price appreciation, especially as the market enters a new recovery cycle.
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