Discover the latest social housing project tailored for workers in the new urban area of Nến Town, Việt Yên District, Bắc Giang Province (now Nến Ward, Bắc Ninh Province). Situated on lots CT.1 and CT.2, this development spans over 32,270 m², featuring high-rise social housing, landscaped gardens, roads, greenery, and a comprehensive external technical infrastructure system within the project boundaries.
The residential towers stand at 20 stories tall, with a total construction area of approximately 12,800 m² and a total floor area of around 256,000 m². Apartments range from 25 m² to 70 m², offering community living spaces, parking areas, and additional functional spaces to meet residents’ needs. This project accommodates up to 12,000 residents.
Registration begins on November 15 and ends on December 15, 2025. With 2,787 units in total, 2,449 are available for sale, of which 2,359 have been successfully sold, leaving 90 units remaining. Additionally, 338 units are available for rent. Prices start at 13,400,000 VND/m² for CT1 and 14,500,000 VND/m² for CT2.
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Explore the social housing project for workers on lots CT3 and CT4 in the same urban area. Covering 20,773 m², this project includes high-rise social housing, outdoor amenities, and a fully integrated external technical infrastructure system. It caters to approximately 8,000 residents.
Registration is open from November 15 to December 15, 2025. With 1,158 units for sale, 1,038 have been sold, leaving 120 units available. Additionally, 344 units are available for rent. Prices for CT3 and CT4 start at 16,800,000 VND/m².
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