When Metro Becomes the “Backbone” Shaping Urban Value
According to urban planning experts, areas within the TOD radius, approximately a 5-minute walk from metro stations, often possess ideal conditions for synchronized development of housing, commerce, services, and offices. The core of this model is not just “proximity to transportation,” but the ability to restructure living behaviors: reducing reliance on personal vehicles, shortening commute times, increasing productivity, and enhancing quality of life. Therefore, TOD is considered one of the models that improve liquidity and create a sustainable growth foundation for real estate in the medium and long term.
Legacy Hinoiri directly benefits from Metro Line 5 (Văn Cao – Hòa Lạc), a national key infrastructure project that officially broke ground on December 19, 2025, with a total investment of over 72 trillion VND. This metro line plays a crucial role in connecting central Hanoi with satellite urban areas in the West, such as Nam An Khánh, Hoài Đức, and Hòa Lạc, identified as the new growth pole of the capital. Notably, Legacy Hinoiri is located near Station S19, a position highly regarded by experts as a “prime spot” in the metro network due to its quick and convenient accessibility for both residents and professionals working at the Hòa Lạc High-Tech Park.
Beyond Metro Line 5, the area is part of the overall planning for Hanoi’s urban railway network. Interconnected lines such as Metro Line 1, 3, and 5, along with future extensions, will form a public transportation backbone, linking old central areas with new developments and Noi Bai Airport. Once this system is completed, the geographical distance between Hòa Lạc and the city center will be “erased,” replaced by stable and predictable travel times—a critical factor for intellectuals and international experts.
From Legacy Hinoiri, residents can already easily access the city center via Thang Long Avenue, one of the capital’s most modern arteries. When the metro becomes operational, connectivity value will reach a new height, not only reducing travel time but also providing a strong boost to real estate value within the TOD area. This is a tangible “infrastructure lever,” distinctly different from speculative expectations of the past.
Legacy Hinoiri Captivates Customers with a Civilized and Sustainable Lifestyle
Beyond its prime location, Legacy Hinoiri is developed with a new living standard in mind, aligning with the evolving preferences of buyers. Today’s buyers prioritize well-planned projects that are move-in ready, offering high-quality living spaces and integrated amenities.
The project emphasizes low construction density, allocating significant land for green landscapes and open spaces, creating a balance between a tech-driven lifestyle and the need for energy rejuvenation. The modern, minimalist architectural design maximizes natural light and ventilation while offering views of Ba Vi Mountain—a rare spiritual value in a rapidly urbanizing context.
Legacy Hinoiri emphasizes low construction density, allocating significant land for green landscapes and open spaces.
Specifically, Legacy Hinoiri aims to foster an intellectual community of engineers, technology experts, educators, and young professionals working at the Hòa Lạc High-Tech Park. This group has high demands for living environments, community culture, and amenity quality, contributing to the project’s sustained value over time.
Accessible Pricing in the Early Phase, Clear Growth Potential
Amid Hanoi’s real estate price surges, Legacy Hinoiri is seen as a relatively “breathable” opportunity for both homebuyers and investors. The developer offers flexible financial policies, allowing buyers to pay just 10% to sign the purchase contract, along with 0% interest support packages for extended periods. This significantly reduces initial cash flow pressure while optimizing capital use.
Additionally, valuable early-stage promotions, such as a VinFast VF8 electric car gift, provide tangible benefits to buyers while enhancing the project’s liquidity appeal. From an investment perspective, entering a TOD project in its early phase, at the core of the Hòa Lạc High-Tech Park—an area rapidly filling with high-quality labor—typically yields strong growth margins as infrastructure and community mature.
Investing in the early phase of a TOD project typically yields strong growth margins.
With transparent legal processes, clear construction progress, and official distribution by AHS Property, Legacy Hinoiri not only meets high-quality housing needs but is also considered a sustainable income-generating asset.
Homie City: Where Livability Meets Investment Potential
Awarded the prestigious “Most Livable Project 2025,” Homie City transcends mere living spaces, embodying a visionary approach to long-term investment value. It stands as a testament to real estate innovation, prioritizing genuine residential needs as the cornerstone of sustainable profitability.
Metro Line 5 Propels West Hanoi’s Urban Development to New Heights
In the new phase of Hanoi’s development, the West region continues to emerge as the focal point of robust growth, driven by its strategic transportation network—the lifeblood of its expansion.
Latest Developments in Vingroup’s $40 Billion Olympic Urban Area Project Led by Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong
According to the Hanoi Electronic Information Portal, on the afternoon of December 24th, the People’s Committee of Thuong Tin Commune collaborated with Vingroup Corporation and relevant units, organizations, individuals, and village representatives to initiate land clearance preparations for the Olympic Sports Urban Area – Zone B project located within the commune.
Hanoi Saves Over 1.650 Trillion VND Annually Through Restructuring 293 Procedures
The restructuring of 293 administrative procedures has enabled Hanoi to save over 1.65 trillion VND, cutting millions of travel hours annually for citizens and businesses.
PDR’s Christmas Gift: Drive, Protect, and Earn 50 Million VND Each
Alongside the millions of shares distributed to the leadership team, Phat Dat’s latest ESOP issuance extends to a broader range of support staff, including drivers, security personnel, and janitors. This inclusive approach allows these employees to realize gains of tens of millions of dong, fostering a sense of ownership and shared success across the organization.
