Unveiling the Premier Residential Complex in Alluvia City’s Thermal Mineral Urban Hub

The answer lies at the intersection of connectivity, synchronized infrastructure, and the unique natural values that are increasingly rare in Hanoi’s real estate market.

Recently launched by Xuan Cau Holdings, over 2,000 premium apartments across the four Alumi Premium towers (part of the high-end Alumi residential complex within the Alluvia City thermal-mineral eco-city in Van Giang, Hung Yen) have swiftly captured the attention of both buyers and investors. This interest is driven not only by the scale of the offering but also by its strategically rare location advantages.

Convenient Connectivity: 25 Minutes to the Old Quarter, 15 Minutes to the Inner City

Located just 12km from Hanoi’s center, the Alumi complex sits adjacent to the 3.5 Ring Road, offering direct access to Ngoc Hoi Bridge. Residents can reach the Old Quarter within the inner ring road in approximately 25 minutes via the Nguyen Van Cu – Chuong Duong Bridge route, and the inner city within the second ring road in about 15 minutes through the AEON Mall interchange or the Red River dyke route. This proximity strikes a rare balance between urban connectivity and a living space insulated from the pressures of high density and infrastructure strain.

Within a 5-minute radius, Alumi is directly connected to the Hanoi University of Science and Technology’s Van Giang campus—expected to host around 30,000 students and faculty by 2028—and the PVF Stadium, Vietnam’s largest with a 60,000-seat capacity. These landmark developments are shaping a major education and sports hub, fostering stable demand and sustainable rental potential from students, faculty, experts, coaches, and athletes who will regularly work and reside in the area.

In addition to road connectivity, the project boasts waterway access via a marina on the Red River, opening future possibilities for river tourism and water taxi services. The planned Metro Line 8, which will pass through the area, will further enhance long-term public transport options.

Alumi’s connectivity is further bolstered by its proximity to the Red River Scenic Avenue—an infrastructure project with an investment of over VND 855 trillion that broke ground on December 19th. Experts view this avenue as Hanoi’s new “spatial backbone.” When combined with the 3.5 and 4 Ring Roads and key highways, the Red River area, including Alumi, will not only be repositioned but also enjoy sustained value appreciation over time.

Synchronized infrastructure is paving the way for urban areas to enter a new growth cycle.

A Rare Riverside Heritage Space in the Capital

Beyond connectivity, Alumi’s unique riverside location offers natural advantages rare among Hanoi’s high-rise projects: the millennia-old Red River alluvium, constant cooling river breezes acting as a natural air purifier, and extensive water bodies that moderate the microclimate, reducing temperatures by 3-5°C during hot summers.

Within this eco-friendly setting, the buildings are designed with multi-faceted views overlooking the Red River landscape, seamlessly integrating the river, water bodies, and greenery into daily life. This planning ensures expansive, sustainable vistas that appreciate over time.

Alumi fully embraces the Red River’s ecological setting and Alluvia City’s green planning, with a mere 16% urban density and 20% dedicated to greenery and water features.

Natural Thermal Minerals: Alumi’s Irreplaceable Signature

Alumi’s defining feature is its access to natural thermal minerals along the Red River, formed over millions of years through unique hydrogeological conditions. These minerals, rich in rare elements, are extracted following stringent scientific standards.

Unlike projects relying on artificial mineral water, Alluvia City taps into a genuine, naturally occurring source, treated to medical standards while preserving its inherent qualities.

Residents need not travel to distant mountain or coastal resorts; at Alumi, they enjoy year-round access to mineral-rich thermal waters—a rare privilege integrated into daily life. Long-term, this unique natural resource, combined with the Red River location and comprehensive infrastructure, will establish Alumi as a sustainable, irreplaceable landmark in East Hanoi’s real estate landscape.