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Vinhomes expands sustainable urban real estate development platform

Real estate developer Vinhomes advanced its long term urban property development framework to align with institutional investment shifts toward nature positive real estate assets

Vinhomes expands sustainable urban real estate development platform

HANOI, VIETNAM - The largest listed real estate developer in Vietnam, Vinhomes, is positioning itself as a leading long-term urban development platform. With a substantial land bank exceeding 295 million square meters and nearly 650,000 residents across its integrated townships, Vinhomes has demonstrated its capability to plan, finance, deliver and operate large-scale cities consistently.

The company's urban development philosophy emphasizes ecological enhancement, infrastructure creation and community building, as exemplified by projects such as Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio and Vinhomes Global Gate Ha Long. This nature-positive approach aligns with the evolving expectations of global asset owners seeking both financial returns and environmental impact.

Vinhomes has established operational scale and execution efficiency across Vietnam, delivering more than 34,000 apartments, villas and shophouses in 2025, leading to record revenue and profits. The company's extensive land bank provides a substantial pipeline for future development, supported by internationally recognized certifications and a strong brand value, reinforcing its credibility among international investors.

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