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CapitaLand Limited (CapitaLand) and the Thien Duc Trading Construction Co., Ltd (Thien Duc) celebrated the topping out of Vista Verde in Thanh My Loi ward in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 2 on July 20, marking the successful completion of the main structural works at CapitaLand’s seventh residential project in Vietnam.
“We are proud to have successfully topped out Vista Verde on schedule,” said Chen Lian Pang, CEO of CapitaLand Vietnam. “We look forward to presenting this landmark residential development that redefines modern living in Vietnam.”
“We are proud to have been the first to partner CapitaLand in the development of The Vista,” said Ms. Le Nu Thuy Duong, general director of Thien Duc. “Our partnership with CapitaLand in developing Vista Verde allows us to combine our strengths to deliver an outstanding project.”
Launched in 2014, more than 80 per cent of apartments at Vista Verde have been sold to date. Comprising 1,152 high-end apartments in four 35-storey residential towers with spectacular views of the Saigon River, Phu My Bridge, and the surrounding city, Vista Verde boasts lush green landscaping and features designed to bring a symphony of nature to residents.
It provides residents with more than 50 state-of-the-art recreational facilities and design features. A shopping town on the ground floor provides residents with essential retail shopping at their convenience.
Designed for modern living, apartments at Vista Verde include spacious living and dining areas, natural ventilation and a loggia.
Vista Verde won the prestigious “Best Condominium in Vietnam” award at the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2015 and the “Best Landscape Architectural Design” award at the Vietnam Property Awards 2015. The two awards recognise CapitaLand’s efforts to incorporate international design principles and practices at Vista Verde.
CapitaLand Vietnam’s first residential project in Ho Chi Minh City was The Vista, which was completed in September 2011 and has since been handed over to homebuyers. Other completed projects include PARCSpring in Ho Chi Minh City and Mulberry Lane in Hanoi.
