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Investors are snapping up Japanese-style villas with immediate handover at Vinhomes Royal Island.

The Komorebi Japanese-style villas are becoming a target for investors in Northern Vietnam thanks to their advantages of immediate handover, extremely flexible payment policies, and superior profit margins as the demand for accommodation and tourism at Vinhomes Royal Island continues to boom.

Báo Đại biểu Nhân dânBáo Đại biểu Nhân dân15/12/2025

Immediate handover with low capital investment policy.

The Komorebi Japanese-style villa complex (Vinhomes Royal Island, Vu Yen, Hai Phong ) is considered an ideal choice for investors who prefer a secure investment, prioritizing safe assets that can be put into operation immediately and have attractive initial costs.

According to the latest policy, customers can own a villa here with just a 300 million VND deposit and flexible payments starting from only 15% of the value.

If paying early with their own funds, buyers receive a discount of up to 10% of the selling price. This financing structure offers a low initial investment, allowing investors to easily seize opportunities without having to commit a large amount of capital right from the start.

With bank loans up to 70%, financial leverage is optimized, especially since the cash flow from exploitation can begin immediately after handover. The houses here are all completed and ready for handover, allowing investors to proactively plan their exploitation and generate profits faster.

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The Komorebi villa complex has completed construction and is ready for handover.

Another highlight is the "Move In Early" promotion, offering a 10% discount on the selling price for the first units completed within 8 months of handover. From an investor's perspective, this promotion not only reduces input costs but also immediately increases expected profit margins. The faster completion time allows the property to be put into operation sooner, shortening the capital turnover and creating a competitive advantage when the market welcomes a large influx of visitors to VinWonders and other tourist and entertainment facilities on Vu Yen Island.

“I chose The Komorebi because I can start a Japanese-style tea shop business combined with accommodation rentals as early as the first quarter of next year. With the current market price and the early occupancy policy, I estimate that a return on investment of over 15% per year is entirely feasible,” said Ms. Vu Thi Thao, an investor from Hanoi .

In addition, The Komorebi's customers also receive 5 years of free access to healthcare services at the Ikigai Wellness Center. This is a significant advantage considering the increasingly popular resort model that combines physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

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The Komorebi features a distinctly Japanese landscape architecture.

Prices increase due to infrastructure development, profit from customer flow.

If the combination of attractive sales policies serves as a springboard for investors to easily access the property, then the infrastructure and inherent appeal of Vinhomes Royal Island are the factors that create long-term momentum for The Komorebi villas.

The merger of Hai Phong and Hai Duong, and the relocation of the new administrative center to Thuy Nguyen, has positioned Vu Yen Island as a new central hub connecting the northern coastal region, directly benefiting from transportation routes, services, and the influx of experts.

Vu Yen boasts a rare multi-layered connectivity system. Three major river routes allow travel to Ha Long Bay in just over 60 minutes, significantly expanding the tourist market for various development models.

In the air, the network of airports including Cat Bi, Noi Bai, Van Don, and in the future Gia Binh, brings the island within convenient flight radius of major Asian cities, increasing the proportion of international visitors.

Road transport is the most evident driver of growth. The Royal Bridge, open to traffic from July 2025, has created a direct connection to the city center; the Ngo Quyen Bridge, upon completion, will connect directly to the Hanoi-Hai Phong expressway, shortening travel time to the capital. Along with the inter-regional bridge and expressway system, Vu Yen has become the gateway to the Hanoi-Hai Phong-Quang Ninh economic triangle, where real estate values ​​consistently increase in line with infrastructure development and traffic density.

Currently, key amenities of the island city are operational, including VinWonders, Vincom Mega Mall, the marina, Vinpearl Horse Riding Academy, and a 36-hole golf course… leading to a significant increase in tourists and demand for accommodation and services. Therefore, price increases are most evident in completed areas like The Komorebi.

The scarcity factor further reinforces the project's asset value. The Komorebi is planned as a closed compound, encompassing two internal parks and a large body of water. The entire complex has only 331 villas, all with long-term legal ownership and bearing the design imprint of renowned architect Kengo Kuma. Limited supply, high quality, and transparent legal status are the three factors that help the product maintain sustainable price appreciation across multiple market cycles.

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The Komorebi villa complex boasts two large-scale internal parks, along with an impressive area of ​​water features.

In reality, villas at The Komorebi can be easily and effectively utilized in various flexible models, from restaurants and wellness spas to short-term rentals catering to tourists and long-term rentals for FDI professionals. These are two rapidly growing customer groups in Hai Phong thanks to the wave of industrial and tourism investment. This diversity allows investors to easily optimize occupancy rates and generate stable cash flow, in addition to long-term asset value.

Source: https://daibieunhandan.vn/nha-dau-tu-san-biet-thu-phong-cach-nhat-ban-giao-ngay-tai-vinhomes-royal-island-10400518.html


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