Despite the pandemic, with restrictions on movement and personal interactions vital to every commercial transaction, real estate is perhaps one of the few sectors that remained attractive to investors.

This is reflected in increasing prices due to limited supply while demand is high. In Ho Chi Minh City, real estate prices are increasing sharply in all regions and districts, especially in the central core area of ​​District 1.

According to CBRE Vietnam, due to increasingly scarce land lots in the inner city, primary prices in the high-end and mid-end segments are expected to grow between 3 and 7 per cent year on year, while the luxury segment will see the highest growth rate of 7 to 8 per cent.

BBQ party space with a view embracing the beauty of the magnificent city

The Marq - one of the few luxury apartment projects licensed in the central area of ​​Ho Chi Minh City - attracts savvy investors, not only for its prime location, sophisticated interior design, and premium facilities but also due to Hongkong Land's reputation with a 133-year history, proven through a portfolio of projects in the region.

Hongkong Land's reputation is shown through its commitment to impeccable construction quality and timely handover, whether it's a project in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, or Viet Nam.

While many other projects in the same segment of the city centre are delayed due to the pandemic, The Marq was handed over on time with full legal documents, gaining the trust and confidence of its esteemed residents.

Thanks to these factors, at the Red Carpet Awards ceremony of the Asia-Pacific Property Awards (APPA), which took place on September 7 in York, UK, The Marq scored a hat-trick with three prestigious 5-star Awards - Residential High-Rise Architecture, Mixed-Use Interior, and Residential Interior Show Home - and two Winner Awards - Apartment/Condominium and Residential High Rise Development.

Banquet room with an exquisite design suitable for all types of party

As a last chance for those looking to realize their dream of owning a luxury living space in the city centre with heritage values, The Marq has introduced countless attractive incentives, effective from March 1 to May 31 2022.

Within these incentive packages, the “Happy Move-in” program - limited to the first 10 apartments - will allow customers who buy and receive 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with a payment of just up to 50 per cent of the apartments value under the standard schedule and the remaining payments made in the next 18 months with a maximum interest rate of 9 per cent and a grace period of 18 months, from the date of the first payment.

This payment method reduces the initial financial burden and helps the buyer be proactive regarding both time and cash flow to maximize the value of their property.

Meanwhile, with the “Buy 1 get one free” program, homebuyers will have a designated car parking space worth VND 300-700 million in addition to a discount of 1.5-4 per cent.

If homebuyers don't want to use the parking space, the value of this offer can be flexibly handled by deduction from the apartment price.

Special offer for the luxury car parking lot at The Marq

Moreover, when buying an apartment at The Marq, homebuyers will have the opportunity to win a gift in the program “Picking buds,” worth up to 88 million VND.

In the context of post-pandemic economic recovery, with the best growth rate in the region at around 7.5 per cent in 2022, as forecasted by economists at VinaCapital, the incentive program "Happy Move-in" is a rare opportunity for both homebuyers and investors.

At The Marq, homebuyers have the chance to own an elegant living space with classy amenities, right in the heart of bustling District 1.

Investors can expect attractive profit margins with the apartment average selling price of 7,000 - 12,000 USD/m2, which is significantly lower than Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore or Hong Kong, while the leasing profit margin of 6-8 per cent is also attractive.

For more information, visit us at www.themarq.com.vn or www.facebook.com/themarqdistrict1