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| A man takes a look at a zoning map of the Mekong Riverside project in Long An Province - Photo: Dinh Dung |
Nguyen Hoang Dong, director of the company, says the company’s new urban town project named Mekong Riverside has finished the first phase of infrastructure development, making it ready for sales program.
The residential project is developed on a 70-hectare site as part of a master project covering 250 hectares in the newly upgraded Tan An City designed to house a new administrative and commercial center for Long An Province in the years to come.
As designed, the Mekong Riverside project will include land plots for row houses, commercial houses, garden villas and riverside villas. Besides parks along the river and public facilities, a marina is also designed to serve the project’s future residents.
According to Tin Nghia Land and LandMark, two property trading floors appointed as distributors for the housing project, selling prices will start from VND3.9 million per square meter, or around VND400 million for a land plot in the project. As planned, those land plots will be handed over to buyers by the second quarter of next year.
Speaking at the project’s launching event, Nguyen Quang Hung, vice chairman of Tan An City, said the city’s expansion plan with projects including Dong Tam Long An, Kien Phat, Thai Duong and Mekong Riverside is promising a new facelift to the existing city. Thanks to its proximity to HCMC, some 40 minutes drive on HCMC-Trung Luong Highway, the new city Tan An will act as a bridge linking the economic hub HCMC to the Mekong Delta provinces for industrial and service development.
