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Vinhomes sustainable urban development in Vietnam
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Vinhomes, Vietnam’s largest listed real estate developer, is advancing a nature-positive and sustainable urban development model by integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles across its project lifecycles. The company, which reported record 2025 revenue of VND 183.1 trillion (US$6.94 billion), manages a land bank exceeding 295 million m² and serves approximately 650,000 residents. Key flagship projects include A central component of this strategy is the Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio, a 2,870-hectare smart ecological area in southern Ho Chi Minh City. This multi-generational residential project features a low construction density of 17.7% and utilizes AI-IoT technology for monitoring air quality, traffic, and security. The development is positioned Designed as an “ESG++ mega-urban area” featuring the 800-hectare Paradise Lagoon, which uses natural seawater and is complemented by 121km of coastline. Situated against the 75,000-hectare Rừng Sác forest, integrated mega-city model, the lagoon is designed project aims to act as transform the region into a “natural air conditioner,” potentially lowering environmental temperatures global destination for tourism, resorts, and entertainment by 3-5°C compared to city centers. Expansion of leveraging the Can Gio site is accelerating, with Vinpearl announcing biosphere reserve. Nguyen Thanh Tam, Regional Sales Director at Vinhomes, noted that key components of while the Vinhomes Green Paradise super-urban area are scheduled possesses unique natural assets, it has historically struggled to open simultaneously on July 1, 2027. This $10 billion project aims attract tourists due to establish the region limited transport connectivity and entertainment services. The development is intended to serve as an international destination a nucleus for entertainment, sports, the maritime, finance, and luxury tourism. Planned logistics economies. Key flagship features include the 800-hectare Paradise Lagoon and VinWonders Can Gio, a 122-hectare entertainment complex with featuring three major parks, parks: Global Festival, Safari, and Water Festival. The site will also host two 18-hole golf courses totaling 155 hectares designed by Robert Trent Jones II and Tiger Woods. The ecosystem will also include Woods, alongside the Vinpearl Dream Palace Hotel, various boutique hotels, 137 high-end sea villas, and the Landmark Harbour, a 5-star destination port for cruise ships and superyachts. Infrastructure upgrades remain central to accessibility. The Vinhomes Green Paradise project is positioned Vinpearl has announced that key components of the super-urban area are scheduled to leverage open simultaneously on July 1, 2027. Infrastructure support includes a planned proposed 350 km/h high-speed rail line, which could reduce travel time line and the Can Gio bridge to improve accessibility from central Ho Chi Minh City to approximately 13 minutes. City.
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