According to Global Property Guide, Vietnam’s real estate market has surged by 59% over the past five years, outpacing major economies like the US, UK, Australia, Japan, and China. Experts attribute this growth to a robust legal framework and significant infrastructure investments, signaling a new era of expansion for Vietnam’s property sector.
A New Dawn for Hanoi’s Eastern Frontier
Hanoi’s vision for 2045 is to evolve into a green, eco-friendly metropolis with the Red River as its iconic centerpiece. Aiming for an 11% GRDP growth from 2026 to 2030, the city is rolling out transformative infrastructure projects. Highlights include the Olympic Sports City, the Red River scenic boulevard, and strategic bridges connecting key districts.
A staggering 333.8 trillion VND is earmarked to revitalize the Red River waterfront, featuring a modern boulevard, urban rail lines, and eco-parks. The Tran Hung Dao Bridge, a 16.226 trillion VND initiative linking Hoan Kiem District to Long Bien, is set to redefine Hanoi’s eastern landscape.
Beyond urban expansion and population redistribution, these flagship projects are poised to ignite a new growth cycle for Hanoi’s eastern real estate market.
Hanoi’s core expands eastward with the Tran Hung Dao Bridge.
As the city center reaches its development limits—with scarce land, overburdened infrastructure, and property prices soaring to 702 million VND/m² (per the 2026 land price schedule)—Hanoi’s extended urban areas emerge as prime residential destinations.
Since 2008, Hanoi has witnessed a dramatic shift toward suburban living, with outlying projects recording 2-4x price increases over eight years, per Batdongsan.com.vn. Luxury villas near rivers and lakes have seen 200-250% appreciation in the last five years.
Long Bien Golf Villas: The Epitome of Hanoi’s Elite Living
As Long Bien stands on the brink of a transformative infrastructure boom, Him Lam Corporation—renowned for luxury developments—is set to unveil Hanoi’s first and only Golf Estate project.
Savills Vietnam reports a 29% annual increase in Hanoi villa prices over the past five years. However, investment flows are shifting to outer districts as core areas become less lucrative.
Long Bien Golf Villas stands out with its rare location in Co Linh, within the Ring Road 2 zone. As Vietnam’s inaugural Golf Estate, it rivals global luxury destinations like Beverly Hills, Sentosa, and Dubai, catering to royalty, billionaires, and corporate leaders.
Residents enjoy a championship golf course at their doorstep.
Its prime location and imminent infrastructure upgrades make Long Bien Golf Villas irresistible. Once the eastern district’s infrastructure is complete, residents will enjoy seamless access to premium amenities, while the Tran Hung Dao Bridge reduces travel time to the Old Quarter to under 10 minutes.
The project’s exclusivity is unmatched: just 112 limited-edition villas on Hanoi’s last remaining golf-adjacent land, offering unparalleled prestige and generational wealth potential.
This development is poised to redefine luxury living in Hanoi, blending extraordinary appreciation potential, timeless legacy value, and daily privileges that epitomize elite status.
A decade ago, luxury real estate prioritized exclusivity. Today’s ultra-wealthy demand more than opulence—they seek a lifestyle that reflects their sophistication. Golf Estates, like Long Bien Golf Villas, merge aristocratic leisure with refined living.
As Vietnam’s luxury property market ranks among the world’s fastest-growing, Long Bien Golf Villas heralds a new era for golf-centric living. By integrating lifestyle, investment, and cultural prestige, it positions Vietnam as a global Golf Estate pioneer.
2026: The Explosive Growth Era for Real Estate Businesses
NSI Securities forecasts a robust recovery in new supply for the 2025–2026 period, driven by administrative consolidations and advancements in inter-regional transportation infrastructure.
Should You ‘Flip’ Real Estate Now?
The real estate market’s resurgence has sparked a wave of interest in short-term investment strategies, but what advice do experts offer to those looking to ride this wave?
Is Bầu Đức Pivoting to a New Flagship Product? From Selling Houses to Growing Rubber, and Sleepless Nights Over Pigs Eating Bananas
HAGL has officially reinvented itself as a pure agricultural enterprise, shedding its underperforming real estate and agricultural projects to eliminate bad debt. The company now focuses on four core agricultural pillars: bananas, durian, silk cocoons, and Arabica coffee.
Soaring Land Prices: Will the Real Estate Market Cool Down?
According to experts, the significant increase in land price adjustments will make it challenging for the real estate market to cool down.
Mega Metropolis: A Billion-Dollar Game Reserved for the Titans
According to experts, the development of megacities will be a major trend in the coming years, yet this arena remains exclusively accessible to large enterprises.
