ParkCity Hanoi’s residential condominium for sale in November

October 29, 2019 - 17:00

The Vietnam International Development JSC (VIDC), a member of ParkCity Group, will open the sale of Park Kiara – the first full residential condominium in ParkCity Hanoi township – late next month.

Visitors look at models of Park Kiara - the first full residential condominium in ParkCity Hanoi township. — VNS Photo Thu Trà

HÀ NỘI — The Vietnam International Development JSC (VIDC), a member of ParkCity Group, will open the sale of Park Kiara – the first full residential condominium in ParkCity Hanoi township – late next month.

Park Kiara comprises 31-storey two towers with 432 units each, offering one to four bedrooms apartments which have been planned and designed based on experience in developing internationally-recognised high-rise condominiums in Malaysian townships, said ParkCity Hanoi general director Yap Chin Hua.

“The earning power of Hanoians has definitely gone up. A home is no longer just a house, they want an experience of living,” Hua told Việt Nam News.

Three unique features that Park Kiara will bring to customers include privacy, airy design and a dedicated car park for each customer, he said, adding that Park Kiara owners will also enjoy the abundant sport and recreational facilities in ParkCity Hanoi.

ParkCity Hanoi is a 77.4ha township started in 2007. To date, the VIDC has completed three precincts of Nadyne Gardens, Evelyne Gardens and The Mansions Parkhomes. — VNS

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