Truman to build $89.6m project in Thai Binh

September 17, 2016 - 09:21

Private realty developer Truman Holdings Corporation Viet Nam announced a VND2 trillion (US$89.6 million) project named New City Project in northern Thá Binh Province on Wednesday.

Private realty developer Truman Holdings Corporation Viet Nam announced a VND2 trillion (US$89.6 million) project named New City Project in northern Thá Binh Province on Wednesday. – Photo baodautu.vn

HÀ NỘI – Private realty developer Truman Holdings Corporation Viet Nam announced a VND2 trillion (US$89.6 million) project named New City Project in northern Thá Binh Province on Wednesday.

New City is spread over 26ha of land with a building density of 40 per cent.

The project will have 1,000 townhouses, 53 luxury villas, a business center and a pool, as well as a sport centre, a children’s playground, a kindergarten and a park.

Besides the New City Project, Truman Holdings Corporation Viet Nam also announced three realty projects in HCM City, Da Nang City and Binh Thuan Province, with the total investment for the projects amounting to VND4 trillion. These projects have already met conditions and construction is set to begin. They are expected to be completed and in operation before 2020. – VNS

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