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Happy Valley shopping & apartment complex has a campus area of 42,000 sqm located on 3 Lot R12, R15 and R18. Overall project consists of 14 blocks with a height from 8 to 28 storeys.
The complex will include a seven-storey shopping center with an area of over 70,000 sqm, a 20-storey office building, others are apartment buildings.
Exceptional location
An exceptional location in Phu My Hung City Center: Opposite to Saigon South golf course and beautiful scenic river, next to giant Saigon Wonderland park, Happy Valley is a great combination between architecture and nature, shaping an ecological living environment right in the heart of a self-contained city.
A human-centered design
Stunning landscape combined with human-centered designs create an ideal living space for the whole happy community.
Not merely a living space, at Happy Valley, residents will fully experience the happiness from even the simplest activities, from children’s playing, warm moments of family get-together to residence community’s friendliness.
Nearby facilities
The project is close to the entertainment hub - The Crescent with Starlight bridge, Crescent Mall, 700-meter promenade, and International Commercial and Financial District, bringing happy citizens lots of life’s conveniences.
The project was started construction in late 2012, expected to be announced on 03/2013. Phase 1 of the project will be completed within 18 months.
For further information, please contact:
Phu My Hung Real Estate Transaction
Ground Floor, Lawrence S. Ting Building
Add: 801 Nguyen Van Linh Parkway, Tan Phu Ward, District 07, HCMC
Tel: 84.8.5411 8888 - Fax: 84.8.5411 5678
E-mail: info@phumyhung.com.vn
Hanoi Office: Room 1404-1405, Vietcombank Tower
Add: 198 Tran Quang Khai St., Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Tel: 84.4.3936 2640 - Fax: 84.4.3936 2641
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