Among the notable features are two synchronized parking lots, designed to better meet the growing parking demands of residents and commercial visitors at Vista Palma during its next operational phase.
According to the developer’s representative, the two public parking lots at Vista Nam An Khanh are strategically located on easily accessible plots, ensuring convenient service coverage for the entire urban area’s residents.
Specifically, Lot P (1,765m²) is planned near the Vista Palma subdivision, positioned adjacent to the technical area to optimize land use while maintaining accessibility. Meanwhile, Lot P1 (4,454m²) is situated on the main Nam An Khanh road, catering to both residents and visitors.
As per the schedule, both Lot P and P1 are set to be completed and operational by May 2026, addressing the increasing parking needs of residents, operational staff, and the anticipated influx of visitors once the Vista Palma commercial and service area becomes active.
Integration of Technology in Operations
Beyond expanding parking spaces, SJ Group aims to develop a smart parking system, incorporating advanced management technologies. In the upcoming phase, all parking lots will feature automated entry and exit control systems, vacancy sensors, and 24/7 surveillance cameras to ensure security.
Additionally, SJ Group will introduce electric vehicle charging stations, aligning with the trend toward green transportation, and install canopy systems to protect vehicles from unpredictable weather conditions.
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These technical components are expected to be completed and fully operational by May 2026, aligning with the overall infrastructure development timeline of the area.
With the rapid increase in car density in Hanoi’s western region, particularly around Thang Long Avenue and the 3.5 Ring Road (expected to open in 2025), parking availability has become a critical factor in determining the convenience of a residential area.
At Vista Nam An Khanh, SJ Group is progressively enhancing the internal transportation infrastructure, including widening key roads such as the 36m An Thinh Road (A2) along the Dan Hoai Canal and the 50m Lien Khu 8 Road, completing 7.5m sidewalks, and strategically distributing parking lots.
The new parking facilities not only alleviate traffic congestion but also foster a civilized urban lifestyle. With organized parking, public spaces become more open and safer for pedestrians, eliminating the need for vehicles to occupy roads or sidewalks.
A Corner of Vista Nam An Khanh Urban Area
The developer’s representative stated that the parking system is a key component of the “smart city” strategy SJ Group is implementing at Vista Nam An Khanh and other projects. This approach reflects a commitment to addressing residents’ real needs and enhancing urban living experiences.
From transportation infrastructure and public amenities to landscaping, every element is meticulously developed to create a well-functioning, livable, and sustainable urban area.
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