BCG Land, a subsidiary of Bamboo Capital Group, has brought resort-like space into each apartment at its newly introduced King Crown Infinity project in Ho Chi Minh City.
Located on Vo Van Ngan street, a key road in rising Thu Duc city, the project offers convenient connectivity to other areas like the quarter of universities, Saigon High-tech Park, metro stations, and Tan Son Nhat International Airport.
The introduction of King Crown Infinity helps diversify products in the segment of high-class apartments, said Nguyen Khanh Duy, Deputy CEO of Sales, Helios Investment and Service JSC – the main distributor of the project. "It targets professionals working in high-tech and industrial parks, who have strict requirements for international standard quality of life and privacy."
Nong Thu Trang, who lives in HCMC, has decided to buy an apartment associated with the project as she appreciates the space and quality of life offered. "Living in a community but still having privacy, this is what I like most. Moreover, the developer is part of a prestigious corporation."
Nguyen Thanh Binh from HCMC’s District 7 has decided to buy two apartments there as an investment. He said the project offers opportunities as he can foresee high demand for renting luxury apartments in future.
BCG Land, at its introduction of King Crown Infinity in late April in HCMC, announced it would carry out more than 15 high-end real estate projects across Vietnam over the next two years, offering more than 15,000 housing products.
In addition to luxury projects in the city, BCG Land has completed several other high-end projects in provinces like Binh Dinh, Binh Thuan, and Quang Nam.
Established in 2011, BCG has become one of the leading conglomerates in Vietnam with more than 30 subsidiaries and affiliates. Its investment portfolio includes energy, agriculture, manufacturing, construction, trading, infrastructure, and real estate.
The group aims to become one of the country's leading producers of renewable energy, an area that will play "a core strategic role in the future".