Vinhomes Readies Its Integrated Mega-City Model as Vietnam’s Next Global Export
Vinhomes Green Paradise, the first Official Participant in New7Wonders’ “7 Wonders of Future Cities” campaign, advances to the global vote as the developer takes its township model into five overseas markets HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 October 2026 – For decades, the world has known Vietnam by what it ships: rice, coffee, cashews, black pepper, apparel and footwear.…
Vinhomes, Vietnam's leading real estate developer, is gearing up to export its integrated mega-city model to five overseas markets, marking a significant shift in the country's urban development approach. The company's flagship project, Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, has become the first Official Participant in New7Wonders' "7 Wonders of Future Cities" campaign, showcasing its commitment to a holistic urban design.
As the world's population urbanizes at an unprecedented rate, cities are projected to house 45% of the world's 8.2 billion people by 2025, up from 20% in 1950. This rapid urbanization poses a challenge in delivering adequate infrastructure to keep pace with the growing population. Vinhomes' integrated townships, typically spanning over 300 hectares, aim to address this issue by providing homes alongside essential facilities such as commercial, educational, healthcare, transportation, and public infrastructure within a single, functional development.
The company's innovative approach is gaining international recognition, with Vinhomes Green Paradise standing out for its environmental, smart city, and human-centric features. Spanning 2,870 hectares, the township preserves 16% of its land for greenery and water, including an 800-hectare natural seawater lagoon and 121 kilometers of shoreline. The development is designed to function as an economy in miniature, generating jobs, services, and investment as residents move in.
Vinhomes' integrated township model has already begun to make an impact, with research showing that U.S. master-planned communities attract households with higher incomes and sell more homes than standalone developments. By tackling the urbanization challenge at its source, Vinhomes is setting a new standard for sustainable, integrated urban development that can be exported to cities around the world.
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