The selling price of Hồng Hạc City Phú Mỹ Hưng Phase 1 ranges from VND 125–160 million/m², depending on the property type and unit location, and includes 4 low-rise property lines: detached villas from approximately VND 40 billion, semi-detached villas from approximately VND 25 billion, shophouses from approximately VND 18 billion and townhouses from approximately VND 15 billion. These are the developer’s original prices from Phú Mỹ Hưng for 323 Phase 1 units—the best-value purchasing opportunity across the project’s entire 11-year development timeline (2025–2036).
Regarding the financial policy, Hồng Hạc City supports loans of up to 70% of the property’s value at an interest rate of 0%, with principal repayment deferred until handover in December 2026—buyers only need to prepare 20% of the purchase price in initial cash to acquire a property. The guaranteeing banks include Vietcombank, BIDV and VietinBank, maximising buyers’ protection throughout the transaction process.
Regarding whether the price represents good value, VND 125–160 million/m² at Hồng Hạc City is not expensive when compared with the right benchmark—it represents the Phú Mỹ Hưng standard, not ordinary land. At Phú Mỹ Hưng in District 7, buyers in the early 2000–2005 period who were considered to have paid an “expensive” price saw their assets increase in value dozens of times over 20 years. Hồng Hạc City is currently at exactly that stage—the golden period before infrastructure is completed and secondary-market prices establish a new benchmark.
Below is the complete information on detailed prices for each property type, loan policies, payment schedules and real-value analysis—to help you make a fully informed decision.
How Much Does Hồng Hạc City Cost? Detailed Price List by Property Type
There are 4 main property lines at Hồng Hạc City, with prices ranging from VND 115–160 million/m² depending on property type, location and unit orientation—the detached villas are the most expensive, while townhouses are the most accessible in the Phase 1 portfolio.

Below is a summary table of indicative prices for the 4 property lines in the Hồng Phát subdivision (Zone F1-1), Phase 1:
| Property type | Phase 1 units | Land area | Indicative unit price | Total price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detached villa | 17 units | 271–470m² | VND 115 million/m² | Approximately VND 35 billion |
| Semi-detached villa | 42 units | 180–247m² | VND 115 million/m² | Approximately VND 20 billion |
| Shophouse | 170 units | 120–275m² | VND 125 million/m² | Approximately VND 17 billion |
| Townhouse (garden terrace house) | 94 units | 111–292m² | VND 120 million/m² | Approximately VND 15 billion |
| Total Phase 1 | 323 units | — | VND 125–160 million/m² | — |
Summary of indicative prices for the 4 property lines at Hồng Hạc City Phase 1 (Hồng Phát subdivision, Zone F1-1)—the figures are for reference only; actual prices depend on the unit’s location and the applicable policy at each time.
Important note: The prices above are consolidated indicative prices from multiple market sources. The official price of each specific unit depends on 4 adjustment factors: whether it is a corner or mid-terrace unit, the house orientation, the view (near the lake, park or main road) and the purchase timing in each release. Customers should contact the Phú Mỹ Hưng sales department directly to receive the most accurate and up-to-date price list.
How Much Do Detached and Semi-Detached Villas Cost at Hồng Hạc City?
Detached villas at Hồng Hạc City have unit prices of VND 145–160 million/m², land areas of 271–470m² and total prices from approximately VND 40 billion per unit; semi-detached villas have unit prices of VND 135–155 million/m², land areas of 180–247m² and total prices from approximately VND 25 billion per unit—these are the two most scarce property lines among the 323 Phase 1 units, with only 17 and 42 units respectively.
More specifically, the price difference between detached and semi-detached villas results from 3 factors:
- Significantly larger land area: Detached villas measure 271–470m² compared with 180–247m² for semi-detached villas—a difference of approximately 100–200m² of land, creating a completely private garden space on all 4 sides
- Complete privacy: Detached villas share no walls with neighbours—each of the 4 sides has a private garden, providing unobstructed 360-degree views
- Strategic locations within the subdivision: The 17 detached villas are positioned on corner plots and special sites in Zone F1-1, enjoying the best views and the fewest adjoining neighbours
Detailed classification of villas by common size:
| Classification | Typical dimensions | Land area | Floor area | Number of storeys |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small detached villa | 15×20m | ~300m² | ~325m² | 3 storeys |
| Large detached villa | 20×20m | ~400m² | ~418m² | 3 storeys |
| Standard semi-detached villa | 10×18m | ~180m² | ~280m² | 3 storeys |
| Large semi-detached villa | 12×20m | ~240m² | ~360m² | 3 storeys |
Summary of typical dimensions for detached and semi-detached villas at Hồng Hạc City—helping buyers estimate the area and total price of a unit suited to their needs.
More importantly, with just 59 villas (17 detached and 42 semi-detached) out of a total of 323 units in Phase 1 — accounting for less than 18% of all properties — this is the segment with the highest liquidity and capital-growth potential in the Hồng Hạc City portfolio.
How Much Do Shophouses and Townhouses Cost at Hồng Hạc City?
Shophouses at Hồng Hạc City are priced at VND 130–160 million/m², with land areas of 120–275m² and total prices from approximately VND 17 billion per unit; townhouses (garden townhouses) are priced at VND 125–145 million/m², with land areas of 111–292m² and total prices from approximately VND 15 billion per unit — both are handed over with the exterior fully completed.
More specifically, the reasons shophouses cost more than townhouses despite being in the same segment are:
- Prime commercial frontage: Shophouses are positioned at the entrances to the precinct and along major internal roads with high footfall — giving them superior commercial value
- One additional storey: Shophouses are built with 5 storeys compared with 4 storeys for townhouses — resulting in a significantly larger total floor area despite similar land areas
- Dual-use potential: The ground floor can be used for business (coffee shop, restaurant, office, mini-supermarket, etc.), while the upper floors can be used as living space — generating income as soon as the property is handed over
In addition, differences in unit prices within each property type are also clearly reflected by 3 criteria:
- Corner units vs. middle units: Corner units usually command a 5–10% premium because they benefit from additional frontage and more open views
- Frontage on Hồng Hạc Boulevard vs. side roads: Shophouses fronting the 40.5m-wide central boulevard are approximately 8–12% more expensive than those on secondary roads
- Near the lake vs. farther from the lake: Units near the 15ha lake and central park command an 8–15% premium
Do Hồng Hạc City’s Selling Prices Change by Launch Phase?
Yes — Hồng Hạc City’s selling prices are certain to rise from one phase to the next for at least 3 reasons: phased price increases in line with construction progress have been a consistent feature of Phú Mỹ Hưng for 33 years; the project is launching more than 300 units per year over 10 years, creating controlled scarcity; and surrounding infrastructure (Ring Road 4 and Gia Bình Airport) will be completed progressively, pushing up market prices.

More specifically, in Phú Mỹ Hưng urban area, District 7, buyers in Phase 1 (1998–2005) who paid prices that many considered “too expensive” saw their property values rise from several million to hundreds of millions of VND per m² over 20 years. This mechanism is not merely an expectation — it is a verifiable outcome and is now unfolding similarly at Hồng Hạc City Bắc Ninh.
How Much Will Hồng Hạc City Phase 1 Prices Differ from Phases 2 and 3?
Phase 1 (2025) offers the best prices, at VND 125–160 million/m²; Phase 2 (forecast for 2027–2028) is expected to rise by 5–10% as local infrastructure is completed; Phase 3 (forecast for 2029–2030+) will rise further once Gia Bình Airport and Ring Road 4 are operational — Phase 1 buyers will benefit from the entire price increase without needing to do anything further.
More specifically, the phased price-increase mechanism at Hồng Hạc City is as follows:
| Phase | Timing | Forecast price/m² | Price-increase driver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 2025 | 125–160 million VND | Developer’s original price, best incentives |
| Phase 2 | 2027–2028 | Approximately 150–200 million VND (+15–25%) | Handover in 12/2026, residents move in and the secondary market emerges |
| Phase 3 | 2029–2030 | Approximately 180–240 million VND (+20–30% vs Phase 2) | Ring Road 4 opens to traffic and Gia Bình Airport construction begins |
| Sau 2030 | 2030+ | Market-dependent | Airport fully operational and the area mature |
Forecast table for Hồng Hạc City price trends by development phase — figures are for reference only and do not constitute a commitment by the developer or distributor.
More importantly, the current period (2025–2026) is still within the “golden price range” — the 323 Phase 1 units have not yet all been sold, the developer’s original prices remain in effect and the 0% interest financial policy is still being applied. Once Phase 1 ends, all these incentives will disappear — and buyers from Phase 2 onwards will have to pay more to acquire equivalent properties.
What Factors Affect the Price per Unit at Hồng Hạc City?
There are 5 key factors affecting the price per unit at Hồng Hạc City: whether it is a corner or middle unit, the home’s orientation, the view, the type of adjoining road and its position within the precinct — each factor creates a premium of 3–15% over a standard unit.
More specifically, the impact of each factor can be quantified as follows:
- Corner vs. middle position: Corner units command a +5–10% premium — with wider frontage, more windows and a more open layout. For shophouses, a corner unit also has a second frontage for signage and a secondary entrance
- Home orientation: A south-eastern orientation is considered the best in Vietnam (it catches cool breezes and avoids the afternoon sun), and usually commands a +3–5% premium. West- or south-west-facing homes are usually priced lower than or at the same level as standard units
- View: Units overlooking the 15ha lake or central park command a +8–15% premium — these are the units reserved first and are usually no longer available in the final sales phase
- Type of adjoining road: Frontage on Hồng Hạc Boulevard (40.5m-wide road reserve) > major internal road > side road — the difference is approximately +5–10% between road categories
- Position within the precinct: Zone F1-1 at the entrance (near the main thoroughfare and central amenities) is usually more expensive than deeper zones within the same precinct
What Financial Incentives Does Hồng Hạc City Offer, and How Much Money Do You Need to Prepare for Ownership?
There are 4 key financial incentives at Hồng Hạc City: financing of 70% of the property value, 0% interest and principal repayment deferral until handover (12/2026), interest-rate support of 3% per year for 12 months after handover and reputable bank guarantees (Vietcombank, BIDV and VietinBank) — buyers only need to prepare 20% in initial cash to own a high-end property in Bắc Ninh.

More specifically, these 4 financial incentives create a rare combination in the villa and townhouse segment in the northern market:
- Incentive 1 — 70% financing: For a VND 15 billion townhouse, buyers need only VND 4.5 billion in equity — the bank finances the remaining VND 10.5 billion
- Incentive 2 — 0% interest until handover: Throughout the construction period (until 12/2026), no interest is charged on the 30% of the loan disbursed by the bank in line with construction progress — buyers make no payments during this period
- Incentive 3 — 3% per annum interest-rate support after handover: During the first 12 months after handover, the developer covers the difference between the commercial interest rate and 3% — reducing financing costs during the transition period
- Incentive 4 — Guarantees from leading banks: Vietcombank, BIDV and VietinBank provide joint guarantees — as each property already has a pink book, mortgage procedures are quick and credit limits are high
What Are the Conditions for a Bank Loan to Buy at Hồng Hạc City? What Is the Maximum Financing Percentage?
Hồng Hạc City supports loans of up to 70% of the property value under relatively flexible lending conditions — each property already has its own pink book, making mortgage procedures quick and enabling banks to approve higher limits than for projects without title documents.
Specifically, the basic lending requirements to be met are:
- Monthly income: At least 2.5–3 times the monthly debt repayment amount (principal + interest) to maintain a DTI (Debt-to-Income) ratio below 40–50%
- Credit history: No Group 3–5 bad debts within the past 24 months
- Collateral: The Hồng Hạc City property itself (with its ownership certificate) serves as collateral — no other assets are required
- Loan term: Up to 25–30 years, depending on the bank and the borrower’s age
- Proof of income: Employment contract, 6–12 months of salary statements, or proof of business income
Key point: As Hồng Hạc City already has a separate ownership certificate for each property, it provides the cleanest form of collateral a bank can accept. Unlike many projects without ownership certificates, where banks restrict lending or require additional collateral, Hồng Hạc City enables customers to access credit more quickly, in greater amounts and at more competitive interest rates.
Realistic Cash Flow Simulation: How Much Cash Is Needed to Buy a VND 15 Billion Shophouse?
To purchase a VND 15 billion shophouse at Hồng Hạc City, customers only need to prepare approximately VND 3–3.5 billion in initial cash — equivalent to 20% of the property’s value — while the remainder is disbursed by the bank according to the payment schedule at 0% interest until handover.
Below is a detailed cash flow simulation across 4 stages:
| Phase | Timing | Payer | Amount | Cumulative amount paid by the customer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reservation | 19/4/2025 | Customer | VND 200 million | VND 200 million |
| 5% deposit | 16/6/2025 | Customer | ~VND 750 million | ~VND 950 million |
| Property sale contract: 15% + VAT | 10/7/2025 | Customer | ~VND 2.25 billion | ~VND 3.2 billion |
| 30% according to the payment schedule | 7/2025–12/2026 | Bank disbursement | VND 4.5 billion (6 instalments) | Still ~VND 3.2 billion |
| 45% upon handover | 12/2026 | Customer + additional borrowing | ~VND 6.75 billion (35% loan, 10% own funds) | +VND 1.5 billion in own funds |
| 5% upon receipt of ownership certificate | After handover | Customer | VND 750 million | Complete |
Illustration of the actual cash flow when purchasing a VND 15 billion shophouse at Hồng Hạc City using the 0% interest preferential loan package — figures are for illustrative purposes; actual figures depend on the bank’s policy and the transaction date.
Practical conclusion: Throughout the entire construction period from July 2025 to December 2026 — 17 months — customers do not need to pay a single additional đồng because the bank disburses the funds on their behalf. Only upon handover will they need to prepare the remaining amount — by then, the property will already have appreciated in line with construction progress and infrastructure completion.
Is Hồng Hạc City’s Price of VND 125–160 Million/m² Expensive? Does It Offer Good Value for Money?
It is not expensive — when compared with the right alternatives, Hồng Hạc City’s price of VND 125–160 million/m² is entirely commensurate with 3 elements of genuine value: Phú Mỹ Hưng’s construction and planning standards, unavailable in any other project in Bắc Ninh; a strategic location anticipating 3 national infrastructure projects; and complete legal status with a separate ownership certificate for each property — no other product in the area combines all 3 factors at a comparable price.
Conversely, comparing Hồng Hạc City with residential plots or ordinary townhouses in Bắc Ninh priced at VND 30–50 million/m² is a comparison of the wrong type of property — like comparing a Mercedes with a motorbike because both are “means of transport”. The right question is: At VND 125–160 million/m², is there any other product offering PMH standards, an ownership certificate and a location positioned to benefit from Gia Bình Airport? The answer is: No.
How Does Hồng Hạc City’s Price Compare with Other Low-Rise Projects in Bắc Ninh?
Hồng Hạc City is more expensive but offers superior real value: its price of VND 125–160 million/m² compared with VND 50–80 million/m² for mid-range urban developments in Bắc Ninh and VND 30–50 million/m² for mainstream developments — the 2–4-fold price difference is fully offset by the construction density, amenities, management and legal status that cheaper projects cannot provide.
Buying a project at VND 50 million/m² offers initial savings but entails: no clean legal documentation, insufficient internal amenities, high construction density, weak management and rapid deterioration after 5 years. When calculating the total actual cost over 10–15 years (including repair costs, inconsistent services and low valuation upon resale), the total real value may be higher than investing in Hồng Hạc City from the outset.
What Is the Forecast for Hồng Hạc City’s Resale Price after Handover in December 2026?
Hồng Hạc City’s resale price after handover in December 2026 is expected to reach VND 150–180 million/m² in the short term (2027–2028) and could rise to VND 180–220 million/m² in the medium term (2029–2030) when Ring Road 4 and Gia Bình Airport become operational — based on 3 grounds: the price growth history of areas surrounding Long Thành Airport, the impact of Ring Road 4 on property around the corridor, and the arrival of actual residents creating a vibrant secondary market.
Note: This is a substantiated indicative forecast, not a profit guarantee. Investors should assess the risks themselves, including potential infrastructure delays, fluctuations in the wider property market and the liquidity of the secondary market in Bắc Ninh. Hồng Hạc City is suitable for investors with a 3–7-year outlook and stable cash flow, rather than a short-term speculative strategy.
