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Three new real estate projects for Vung Tau City
05/Nov/2009 Intellasia | CafeF
5 Nov, 2009 - 11:10:28 AM
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Vung Tau City-based Kim To Co Ltd has introduced to public its three large-scaled real estate projects of Ocean View Manor complex, Binh Chau hot-spring villa complex and Ocean View Hoan Vu high-rise building.

The main investor focuses on customers who would like to own real estates for resort purposes.

Binh Chau hot-spring villa complex will be built on a site of 12.5 hectares, located in an area of many high-class resorts. There are 160 villas with area of 200-400 square metres each to be equipped with hot-spring showers. In addition, there are many supporting facilities such as sport centre, green park, kindergarten, health care centre included in the project. The offered price is expected to be at about 3 million dong per square metres.

The Ocean View Manor Complex is one part of the housing area project in Phuoc Tinh Commune, Long Dat Dist, next to Long Hai-Vung Tau coastal road. The contractors have already finished 75 percent of the construction work on foundation of the 24-storey building. The first three floors of the building with total area of 7,000 square metres will be used as restaurant, supermarket, bank offices, and multi-functional sport centre; from Floor 6-23 of high-class apartments and the top 24th floor of discotheque and bar. The construction work is to be completed in 2011. The offered price will be from 8.1-9 million dong per square metre.

The Ocean View Hoan Vu-Vung Tau is located in the centre of Vung Tau City, next to Ngoc Tuoc Hill and about 500 metres from Thuy Van beach. The total investment capital is estimated at 114 billion dong. The building is 18 storeys tall, including 80 apartments with 89-439 square metres each. There will be supermarket, recreation centre in the building. The construction work is supposed to be started in November 2009 and finished after 30 months. The offered price is estimated at 13-15 million dong per square metre.





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