The "improved infrastructure, improved resources" narrative is becoming increasingly evident in the western area of Ho Chi Minh City, with Long An province at its center. The accelerated implementation of a series of expressways and ring roads not only paves the way for growth but also shapes the trend of urban development shifting westward.
The "three best" advantages make Waterpoint a focal point.
The urban landscape of the Western region in general, and Long An in particular, has witnessed significant changes in recent years. This transformation is further accelerated by the continuously improving inter-regional transportation system, attracting investment seeking potential asset accumulation channels. Located in a central connecting position, Waterpoint – a 355-hectare urban area developed by Nam Long and Nishi Nippon Railroad (Japan) – is attracting strong market interest, possessing all the valuable advantages.
The first "golden" advantage of this urban area is its ideal inter-regional location, just 30 minutes from the center of Ho Chi Minh City, directly benefiting from important infrastructure projects. Located on Provincial Road 830, Waterpoint is situated at the intersection with the Ring Road 4, which is currently being developed, connecting directly to the Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong - My Thuan expressway, which is expected to be expanded to 6-8 lanes in the second quarter of this year. At the same time, Waterpoint also seamlessly connects to the Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway and Ring Road 3 - key projects scheduled for completion in 2025-2026.
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| Waterpoint is located in a perfectly connected regional location. |
Furthermore, Waterpoint boasts a unique location along the Vam Co Dong River. Surrounded on three sides by 5.8 km of riverfront, Waterpoint is a prime example of riverside urban development, harmonizing modern planning standards, a comfortable living environment, and sustainable development with nature conservation.
Land scarcity and rising related costs have pushed prices in Ho Chi Minh City's low-rise segment to their highest level in a decade, reaching VND 330 million/m2 (according to Savills). This opens up valuable investment opportunities with sustainable growth potential for villas and mansions in satellite cities like Waterpoint. Experts estimate that infrastructure projects such as expressways and ring roads could boost real estate values in the area by 10-15% per year.
With its three key advantages – strategic location, unique riverside setting, and ample price range – Waterpoint not only creates high-quality living spaces but also becomes an attractive choice for investors seeking long-term value appreciation.
Opportunities to ride the wave of urban belt development.
The development of satellite cities around ring roads is an inevitable driving force in the development of megacities worldwide . From Beijing with its green urban areas creating spacious living environments, to Seoul where the ring road system helps control rising real estate prices, or Japan leveraging its tightly interconnected transportation network to improve travel efficiency.
With a total population of 9.4 million people and a population density of 4,363 people/km2, Ho Chi Minh City is also accelerating the implementation of a strategy to develop satellite cities along ring roads and metro lines. Ho Chi Minh City once witnessed a strong surge in real estate along Ring Road 2, but with land resources becoming increasingly scarce, the wave of investment is shifting towards Ring Road 3 and Ring Road 4.
According to the director of Batdongsan.com.vn, these strategic transportation routes are shifting the real estate market westward – where Waterpoint is pioneering a new standard of living, with its vast land area, high-quality living spaces, and perfect connectivity, thereby shaping a new growth landscape.
As the first sustainable riverside mega-city in the West, Waterpoint's popularity is steadily increasing with the influx of investment into Long An. The urban area benefits from both external factors – infrastructure, economic and social growth in the region – and internal factors – its existing presence and the developer's well-planned, integrated "all-in-one" urban development strategy.
Many important amenities such as a 6-hectare international bilingual school, a supermarket, a multi-specialty clinic, and a nearly 7,000 m2 Vietnamese-Japanese cultural village have been put into operation in recent times, completing the integrated urban landscape and contributing to improving the quality of life and real estate value. Following Nam Long's direction, the company will continue to expand cooperation with leading partners in shopping, retail, and food services, further expanding the Nam Long urban ecosystem in the future.
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| Park Village – a “European village” situated in an oasis surrounded by canals and parks. |
Conceived in the 2000s and persistently developed over nearly two decades, Waterpoint's "sweet fruit" is not only its refined appearance, establishing new living standards with a distinctive mark along the Vam Co Dong River, but also its significant contribution to the maturation of the regional real estate market.
To kick off the new phase of the urban development project, the investor recently signed agreements with 17 official distribution agents. In addition, a series of unprecedented policies for The Aqua and Park Village villas and mansions will be launched soon, promising a major boost during this period of accelerating real estate market growth.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/batdongsan/bat-dong-san-xoay-truc-ve-phia-tay-tphcm-d258091.html
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