Infrastructure Elevates Ha Long’s Coastal Prestige
In Ha Long, the Hanoi – Hai Phong – Ha Long – Van Don Expressway, the Van Don – Mong Cai route, and Van Don Airport are creating an unparalleled connectivity network for a coastal city. These transportation arteries not only reduce travel time but also position Ha Long as a destination, transit hub, and connector within a single journey.
The next catalyst comes from the proposed high-speed rail link between Hanoi and Quang Ninh, slated to operate from 2028, cutting travel time to approximately 30 minutes. This is seen as a “new acceleration phase” that will drive significant tourist influxes and usher in a new price growth cycle for Ha Long’s real estate market.
Coastal Real Estate: An Irreplaceable Asset
In tourist cities, coastal real estate holds a unique position due to its scarcity, sustainable price appreciation, and year-round tourism potential. As inter-regional connectivity improves and the “living – working – retreating” trend gains traction among young families, the value of coastal apartments becomes increasingly evident: they serve as both high-quality residences and secure assets, while offering excellent tourism exploitation margins throughout the year.
In this context, Imperia Holiday Ha Long emerges as one of the rare projects that combines all advantages: a seaside location, convenient connectivity, rich experiential landscapes, and amenities tailored to urban resort living. This foundation has made the project highly attractive from its initial launch.
Coastal apartments in Ha Long attract investors. Source: MIK Group
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Imperia Holiday Ha Long: A Connectivity Hub and New Coastal Icon
Located on Hoang Quoc Viet Street—a vital artery of Bai Chay—Imperia Holiday Ha Long offers swift access to entertainment centers, marinas, schools, hospitals, and Ha Long’s most vibrant services. Residents can easily reach Hai Phong, Hanoi, and surrounding areas in minimal time.
Beyond connectivity, the project sits within a tourism and commerce core, boasting bay views, open spaces, and the vibrant rhythm of a city welcoming 14.6 million visitors annually. This unique “DNA” sets Imperia Holiday Ha Long apart: it embodies urban resort living while offering asset growth opportunities from rare centrally located coastal properties.
Imperia Holiday Ha Long occupies a “prime location” in Ha Long. Source: MIK Group
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Magnetism of a Rapidly Growing City
From 2026 to 2030, Quang Ninh aims to attract approximately $9.77 billion in FDI, fueling growing demand for housing and accommodations among high-caliber professionals and workers. In this landscape, centrally located projects like Imperia Holiday Ha Long—with rich amenities and flexible exploitation potential—are garnering significant attention.
Imperia Holiday Ha Long: A new coastal icon. Source: MIK Group
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As the coastal city develops and central land becomes scarcer, well-positioned seaside properties demonstrate sustainable growth advantages. With its superior location, connectivity, and integrated amenities, Imperia Holiday Ha Long is emerging as a highly anticipated project, poised for significant price appreciation as Ha Long’s infrastructure and tourism continue to expand in the coming years.
– 15:12 10/12/2025
Province with Per Capita GRDP 1.6 Times the National Average Aims to Become a Centrally-Governed City by 2030
On the afternoon of December 10th, during the 8th session of the 19th term of the People’s Council of Bac Ninh Province, Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Pham Hoang Son delivered a speech clarifying several issues related to the content of inquiries. He also addressed the socio-economic development tasks for 2025 and outlined the goals, tasks, and solutions for 2026.
80% Public Investment Capital Allocated to Infrastructure: Experts Highlight Imbalance
According to Dr. Can Van Luc, international standards indicate that infrastructure spending typically accounts for only 55-60% of total public investment. However, in Vietnam, this figure reaches up to 80%, yet still falls short of meeting demand. Meanwhile, allocations for technology, healthcare, education, and climate change remain significantly low.
Real Estate Firm Experiences Explosive Growth in 9 Months, Analysts Predict 2025 Sales Surge Fueled by Infrastructure and Urban Migration Trends
This forecast hinges on the anticipated active launch of the Izumi City project throughout the remainder of 2025, coupled with the market’s capacity to absorb low-rise residential products in provinces such as Long An and Can Tho.
Ho Chi Minh City’s Economy Outpaces National Average Growth Rate
By 2025, Ho Chi Minh City’s GRDP is projected to reach a staggering 2.74 quadrillion VND, accounting for 23.5% of Vietnam’s total GDP. This economic powerhouse is also expected to boast an impressive per capita GRDP of approximately 8,066 USD in the same year.
Grand Opening of the International Financial Center in Ho Chi Minh City
The Vietnam International Finance Center in Ho Chi Minh City is set to officially open its doors on December 19th.
