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Huong Viet Properties unveils Palm River apartment precinct

Huong Viet Properties launched Palm River a new residential precinct within Palm City in eastern Ho Chi Minh City alongside strategic market development partners

Huong Viet Properties unveils Palm River apartment precinct

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - Huong Viet Properties has unveiled Palm River, a newly constructed riverside apartment precinct located within Palm City in eastern Ho Chi Minh City. The development, occupying 30.6 hectares in Binh Trung Ward, is planned as a multifunctional township that aims to provide residents with a myriad of amenities including residential, commercial, educational, healthcare, office, and public facilities.

Spanning across approximately 1.9 hectares, Palm River is comprised of four 36-storey towers, along with two basement levels. About 60% of the precinct is dedicated to greenery, water features, and public spaces, maintaining a site coverage ratio of around 40%. Palm River embodies a riverside living environment inspired by the natural flow of water, with architectural design that maximizes river views, natural light, and ventilation.

Nearly 80% of the apartments are corner units, offering optimal exposure to the water body. The development provides a range of apartment types, from studios to penthouses, along with over 40 amenities such as swimming pools, Sky Onsen, spa, yoga and fitness facilities, cinema, golf simulator, clubhouse, and riverside relaxation areas.

These amenities are complemented by Palm City's wider ecosystem, encompassing education, retail, services, entertainment, and lifestyle offerings, which totals over 100 facilities. The strategic partners supporting Palm River's market development bring their expertise and connectivity, thereby strengthening the project's presence.

Palm River's construction commenced on June 16, 2026, with a scheduled handover in the first quarter of 2029. Huong Viet Properties is solely accountable for the content of this announcement.

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