Introducing Trellia Cove, the final compound phase of the integrated Mizuki Park urban area, developed by Nam Long (HOSE: NLG) in partnership with Japanese firms Hankyu Hanshin Properties and Nishi Nippon Railroad. Spanning over 8,000m², this project features three 20-story blocks offering more than 800 apartments with 2–3 bedrooms, ranging from 54 to 170m², and 24 adjoining townhouses.
By late June 2025, the 24 townhouses had already met future residential formation criteria.
 Trellia Cove: The final compound at Mizuki Park integrated urban area.
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Strategically located at the end of Mizuki Park’s main traffic axis, Trellia Cove boasts a rare “island” position bordered by the central canal and Bà Lào Creek. As the last compound-style phase, it emphasizes multi-layered security, privacy, and diverse amenities, including a 3,500m² riverside park, golf practice area, wellness zones, gym, yoga studio, pool, playground, outdoor BBQ, family picnic areas, and a Clubhouse with sports facilities and banquet halls.
With its secluded compound design, emotionally resonant architecture, dual waterfront views, and evolving infrastructure, Trellia Cove is poised to elevate Mizuki Park’s property value. It also offers a rare chance to own inner-city real estate in Ho Chi Minh City within a thriving integrated community.
To enhance accessibility to Mizuki Park and other Nam Long developments, the developer has launched the Easy Pay program with leading banks such as Vietcombank, VietinBank, BIDV, ACB, OCB, and Hong Leong Bank. Buyers can secure loans up to 40 years, with developer-supported interest rates, a 36-month grace period on principal payments, fixed rates for up to 5 years, and flexible repayment options starting at 1% annually, significantly easing financial burdens.
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Vietnamese National Assembly Approves Amendments to Resolution 98 on Pilot Mechanisms and Special Policies for Ho Chi Minh City’s Development
The National Assembly is set to review and amend Resolution 98, piloting special mechanisms and policies for Ho Chi Minh City’s development. Additionally, tailored policies will address challenges and bottlenecks related to projects, land issues, inspection conclusions, audits, and court rulings in Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang City, and Khanh Hoa Province.
What is the Most Expensive Road in Ho Chi Minh City According to the New Land Price List?
The highest land prices in the current land price table are attributed to three prestigious streets: Nguyen Hue, Le Loi, and Dong Khoi, each commanding an impressive rate of 687.2 million VND per square meter. The consulting unit’s surveyed price for the new land price table stands at 954.3 million VND per square meter, while the proposed price for implementation from January 1, 2026, remains at 687.2 million VND per square meter.
“Ho Chi Minh City: Individual Detained After Using Found Credit Card to Purchase Phone”
Upon finding a credit card, Bui Thi Thanh Thuy proceeded to use it for purchasing a mobile phone.
Ho Chi Minh City and the Promise of a National Sandbox
Amidst the vibrant discourse of the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, a resounding message emerged: Vietnam’s leap into the new era hinges on transitioning to a “green-digital” growth model. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized at the forum, “Green transformation in the digital age is not merely a trend but a strategic imperative for swift and sustainable national development.”
Accelerating Infrastructure: Ho Chi Minh City Urges Faster Progress on Multiple Highways and Metro Projects
Ho Chi Minh City mandates the timely handover of all land areas, strictly prohibiting any actions that hinder construction, to ensure the punctual completion of critical infrastructure projects.
