An Huy My Viet: A Green Living Standard that Embraces Vietnamese Identity

Green living becomes the new “benchmark” of the real estate market

The strong wave of urbanization is painting a new picture for major cities in Vietnam. However, this also means that land resources are gradually shrinking, and concrete density is increasing, making living environments more suffocating. In many places, the amount of green space per capita is only 2–3 m² per person; in central wards of Hanoi, this figure has not even reached 1 m² per person, while the Government's target is an average of 6–8 m² per person by 2025.

When living environments lack balance, the inevitable result is a shift in homebuyers’ perceptions and behaviors. If in the past, the decision to own a property often revolved around the trio of “location – size – selling price,” then today, this reference frame has been supplemented with an indispensable factor: “quality of living space.” Homebuyers are no longer simply looking for a place to live amid high-end conveniences and bustling streets. Instead, they yearn for a true “place to return to”—a space capable of healing, restoring energy, and nurturing both body and soul.

Especially since the end of 2019, when Covid-19 broke out, many homebuyers have become more aware of the importance of quality living environments and health, placing greater value on greenery, water surfaces, and open spaces when choosing a place to settle.

A survey by Batdongsan.com.vn on customer psychology, published at the end of 2024, shows that up to 86% of participants prioritize projects with green spaces, and 88% of them are willing to pay more for a green home. This indicates that green living is becoming the new “benchmark” of the real estate market.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Architect Hoang Manh Nguyen, Chairman of the Institute of Green Urban Science and Technology, believes that the value of a project today does not lie only in numbers on paper, but is quantified through sustainable green criteria. This forces developers to change their project development mindset—not pursuing dense high-rise construction, but allocating “land” for nature and long-term balance.

He emphasized: “Those who move first in this greening race will gain a major competitive advantage, thereby contributing to shaping a new landscape for Vietnam’s real estate market.”

Sharing the same view, Dr. Nguyen Van Dinh, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Real Estate Association and Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Realtors, said that in the context where the new “benchmark” of the market is gradually forming, developers who put customers at the center, do not chase short-term profits, and aim to build a balanced ecosystem will be the ones holding absolute competitive advantages.

“Because when the quality of living space becomes the key ‘benchmark,’ the market enters a filtering phase, allowing projects and developers with truly green and sustainable vision to affirm their position and accompany the development of modern urban areas,” Dr. Dinh remarked.

An Huy My Viet: A green living standard that spreads Vietnamese identity

Understanding the desire for an ideal living place that harmonizes with the sustainable green-living trend, An Huy Group has devoted its full dedication to building the An Huy My Viet urban area—a symbol of modern living, close to nature, and rich in Vietnamese cultural identity.

Located in Duc Lap Commune, Tay Ninh Province (previously part of Duc Hoa, Long An), An Huy My Viet owns a prime location with a synchronized transportation system, directly connected to major arterial routes such as the Sai Gon – Trung Luong Expressway, National Highway N2, DT 824, DT 823D, Ring Road 3, Ring Road 4, and National Highway 1. Thanks to this, residents can easily travel to the center of Ho Chi Minh City, key industrial hubs such as Binh Duong and Dong Nai, as well as the Southwest region. Especially when the Ho Chi Minh City – Moc Bai metro line comes into operation, the project’s connectivity value will be further elevated, opening up outstanding development opportunities.

The highlight that creates lasting appeal and competitive advantage for An Huy My Viet is its commitment to creating a standard green living space, where nature blends with wellness amenities and premium lifestyle experiences. The project is not only a place to live but also a place that spreads Vietnamese essence, bringing a fulfilling life to its residents.

Instead of maximizing land use for sales, the developer—An Huy Group—has dedicated a large area to a 6-hectare heritage park, internal roads 16.5 m to 36 m wide, an underground electrical system, municipal-standard clean water supply, and a 15.5-hectare natural regulating lake that not only regulates the climate and creates ecological scenery but is also an ideal place for families to relax, take a walk, and enjoy peaceful moments. All of this aims to bring a balanced living environment where residents can restore energy and nurture both body and mind. This is a testament to a sustainable development approach—where instead of maximizing profit per square meter, An Huy Group chooses to maximize living experience and quality of life for its residents.

Instead of maximizing profit on every square meter of land, An Huy Group chooses to maximize the living experience and quality of life for residents through green spaces.

With more than 25 premium on-site amenities, An Huy My Viet not only brings a green and convenient living environment but also spreads the cultural essence of Vietnam. This is a place where all values of life converge—from health, education, and entertainment to community connection—promising a fulfilling and prosperous life for residents. The most distinctive highlight is the S-shaped Heritage Park covering 6 hectares, regarded as the “heart” of the project. Here, the developer has skillfully blended natural landscapes with cultural and historical values by recreating iconic Vietnamese heritage architectural works such as One Pillar Pagoda, Ngoc Son Temple, Hue Imperial Gate, Ponagar Tower, Central Highlands communal house, Ben Thanh Market, and the Long An Monument. Thanks to this, the park not only serves as the “green lung” of the project but also as an “open-air museum” in Duc Hoa, Long An (now the new Tay Ninh), preserving architectural heritage and giving younger generations the opportunity to learn about and take pride in national history and culture in their everyday lives.

According to Mr. Nguyen The Bach, Chairman of the Board of Directors of An Huy Group, the idea of recreating Vietnam’s historical architectural symbols stems from the desire to spread and preserve the cultural essence of Vietnam so that these values may live on with future generations.

He shared that, in addition to heritage structures, the park is expected to host annual cultural festivals, turning it into a cultural hub that offers rich experiences and lively emotional connections for all residents and visitors. Moreover, it will form an educational real estate model to help younger generations gain an overview of Vietnam’s history and people.

With its exceptional landscape design values—especially its ability to delicately recreate historical and cultural landmarks within a themed park to bring a unique and meaningful space to the community—An Huy My Viet has recently been honored with the prestigious award “Best Township Heritage Landscape Design Vietnam 2024.” The award is recognition from industry experts for the developer’s efforts and a strong testament to the credibility of the developer as well as the project’s development potential.

The most distinctive highlight of the An Huy My Viet urban township is the S-shaped Heritage Park covering 6 hectares, regarded as the “heart” of the project.

According to experts, An Huy My Viet is not simply a real estate project but also represents a new urban development model, where green living values and cultural heritage coexist. In the context of a market increasingly emphasizing sustainability, the emergence of projects like An Huy My Viet is necessary, demonstrating that Vietnamese real estate is shifting from “building houses to live in” toward “creating living spaces.” This also reflects an inevitable trend—a modern city cannot be separated from nature and its cultural roots.

Therefore, An Huy My Viet will be an ideal residential place for young families and workers seeking housing near Ho Chi Minh City, while also serving as a unique cultural and tourism destination, contributing to affirming the position and appeal of Tay Ninh real estate in the future.

Moreover, with the synergy of a convenient location and interregional transportation infrastructure, An Huy My Viet is also considered to have an attractive price appreciation potential, drawing investors’ attention. This is a competitive advantage that few projects in the same segment and region can match.

At present, the project has obtained a sales permit. According to experts, this will be the right time for smart investors to seize the opportunity and make their move.

It can be said that the launch of An Huy My Viet once again confirms An Huy Group’s dedication and long-term vision in the journey of “Creating green living spaces – Elevating Vietnamese identity.” The project not only sets a new standard for sustainable urban development in Tay Ninh but also becomes a promising residential and investment destination for those who know how to grasp market trends.

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