Activating a New Wave of Price Increases: Unlocking the Potential of the East Coast Infrastructure in the Serene “Coral Town”

As the spotlight shines on the East of Hanoi with its infrastructure developments, San Ho – the Miami-style “town by the sea” in Ocean City – has become a hot spot for investors anticipating the upcoming price surge.

A New Momentum for Hanoi’s Eastern Region

The construction of Ring Road 4, with its backbone being a 113km-long expressway passing through Hanoi, Hung Yen, and Bac Ninh, is set to commence on August 19. Designed for a speed of 100km/h, this ring road will create a “golden loop” connecting outlying areas without having to go through Hanoi’s inner-city. It will also provide access to key expressways and national highways in the North upon its completion in 2027.

Another significant project, the Ngoc Hoi Bridge, part of Ring Road 3.5, connecting Hanoi and Hung Yen, will also break ground on the same day. With a total investment of VND 11,844 billion, this project is scheduled for completion between 2025 and 2028. Hung Yen is also expediting the construction of Ring Road 3.5 (from DT378 to National Highway 5 with a total investment of VND 1,495 billion), expected to be finished by 2028.

The Tran Hung Dao Bridge, with a total investment of VND 15,967 billion, will be constructed from 2025 to 2027. Once completed, it will significantly reduce travel time from Long Bien to Ho Guom to just under 10 minutes.

The puzzle of Northern infrastructure is further enriched by the Gia Binh Airport (Bac Ninh), spanning 1,960 hectares, making it the second-largest international airport in Vietnam, after Long Thanh. Aiming for a capacity of 30 million passengers per year by 2030, this “sky gateway” will transform the Eastern region of Hanoi into a hub for commerce, tourism, logistics, and industry.

Strategically located at the gateway to the Eastern region of Hanoi, Ocean City will directly benefit from this billion-dollar infrastructure. In the future, the distance from the metropolitan area to the city center and key economic provinces in the North, such as Hung Yen, Bac Ninh, Hai Phong, and Quang Ninh, will be significantly reduced.

Ocean City will become an ideal destination for experts, engineers, and managers from industrial parks such as Yen Phong, Que Vo, VSIP, Trang Due, and Deep C. The Gia Binh Airport, approximately an hour’s drive from Ocean City, will open up opportunities to attract international visitors, boost the high-end accommodation and service market, and increase the real estate value of the metropolitan area in the medium and long term.

San Ho – The “Town by the Sea” Enters a New Orbit of Price Appreciation

With the Eastern region’s infrastructure accelerating, low-rise products in San Ho, the Miami-style “town by the sea” in Ocean City, hold a distinct advantage due to their prime location within the metropolitan area.

Within the inner zone, San Ho is situated along the 51-meter-wide boulevard, providing easy access to a host of important amenities already in operation. Across from San Ho lies VinWonders Wave Park – a complex featuring the world’s largest urban saltwater wave pool. Just a short stroll away, residents can enjoy the blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine, immersing themselves in the fresh air and open spaces reminiscent of the beach paradises of Phu Quoc and Nha Trang.

San Ho is adjacent to a plethora of valuable amenities, earning the moniker of a “mini Miami” in Hanoi’s East

Adjacent to San Ho is a “universe” of entertainment, shopping, and multicultural experiences. K-Town faithfully reproduces the architecture and cultural spaces of famous Korean neighborhoods; Little Hong Kong dazzles with its resemblance to the iconic landscapes of the fragrant harbor; Sake Village adds a subtle touch of Japanese architecture, culture, and cuisine; and the Capital of Lights Square brings a touch of glamorous Europe with its 50-meter-high Light God tower, buzzing with vibrant festivals and events all year round. Moreover, upcoming mega-facilities within Ocean City, such as Vincom Mega Mall Ocean City and VinPalace Convention Center, will further enhance the shopping and entertainment experiences for San Ho residents.

Conveniently located at the gateway to the metropolitan area, San Ho offers seamless connections to Ring Roads 3.5 and 4, providing easy access to the city center and neighboring provinces, as well as two international airports: Noi Bai and Gia Binh. As the inner-city area becomes increasingly congested, the spacious infrastructure of San Ho presents an enticing proposition for people and capital to flow towards the East for living, investment, business, and leisure.

San Ho attracts residents and investors with its prime location, world-class amenities, and competitive pricing.

Currently, low-rise products in San Ho are being introduced at competitive prices starting from only VND 170 million per square meter. This pricing is very attractive compared to land without infrastructure and amenities in the area and is even more appealing when compared to inner-city real estate, which has already reached VND 300-500 million per square meter.

Observers predict that the groundbreaking of these key infrastructure projects in the East on August 19 will trigger a new wave of price increases in San Ho. Furthermore, within the next 12-24 months, consecutive price milestones are expected as this billion-dollar infrastructure puzzle falls into place.