Tan Tay Do Urban Area
O Dien Commune, Hanoi · Open in Google Maps
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The Tan Tay Do new urban area in O Dien commune, developed by Hai Phat Invest and Xuan Phuong Company since 2010, had low-rise houses handed over since 2015. However, according to the latest press reports (May 2026), many units remain abandoned.
- Location
- O Dien Commune, Hanoi
- Developer
- Hai Phat Investment Joint Stock Company (Hai Phat Invest) and Xuan Phuong Company (taken over from the original investor Tuan Quynh Construction and Trading Services Joint Stock Company since 2010)
- Status
- Handed over since 2015, a portion of the low-rise buildings remains abandoned.
- Property types
- Villa, Townhouse
Overview
The Tan Tay Do New Urban Area was approved in 2008 and construction began in 2009. The initial investor was Tuan Quynh Construction and Trading Services Joint Stock Company. In 2010, the project was transferred to Hai Phat Investment Joint Stock Company (Hai Phat Invest, stock code HPX on HOSE) and Xuan Phuong Company, each taking over a portion of the area. Low-rise houses (townhouses and villas) began to be handed over in 2015.
According to Dan Viet (May 5, 2026) — the most recent source found — many villas and townhouses worth tens of billions of VND remain abandoned for many years, with doors locked and overgrown with weeds. VietnamFinance (January 30, 2023) also noted violations of planning regulations: many villas and townhouses had illegally added rooftop floors.
Location
The location along National Highway 32 was formerly part of Tan Lap commune, Dan Phuong district. Following the administrative reorganization effective from July 1, 2025 (Resolution 1656/NQ-UBTVQH15), this area belongs to O Dien commune, Hanoi City (O Dien commune was formed by merging Tan Lap, Tan Hoi, Ha Mo communes and parts of neighboring communes of the former Dan Phuong district).
Scale
Total area is 21 hectares (230,506.6 m² according to Dau Tu Newspaper, 2020); of which 17,700 m² is adjacent land and 47,687 m² is villa land (according to Dan Tri 2023, re-confirmed by Dan Viet 2026).
Legal status
The Hanoi Department of Natural Resources and Environment previously issued Document 4057 (May 2019) requiring the investor to rectify violations related to the issuance of land ownership certificates; as of March 2023, approximately 30 households (mainly in the apartment section) had still not received their certificates. Violations of adding a rooftop floor were also recorded in the villa/townhouse section (2023).
Progress
Construction began in 2009, and low-rise houses were handed over from 2015. According to Dan Viet (May 5, 2026), a portion of the villas/townhouses remain abandoned.
Suitable for
Suitable for buyers looking for a place to live or investors looking to rent out in the O Dien area (formerly Dan Phuong), we have conducted on-site surveys and verified the land title and construction status of the property before the transaction — as there are still some abandoned properties in the area and some have had previous construction violations.
Strengths
- The project was completed in 2015 and has had residents living there for many years; it's not a brand-new project that hasn't been verified yet.
- The current investor (Hai Phat Invest) is a listed company on the HOSE stock exchange (code HPX), which has more transparent and publicly available information than unlisted companies.
Things to consider
- According to Dan Viet (May 5, 2026) — the latest information found — many villas and townhouses remain abandoned for many years despite being handed over since 2015.
- There were instances of illegal extensions to rooftop floors in some villas and townhouses, as recorded by VietnamFinance in 2023.
- Approximately 30 households (mostly in apartment buildings) have not yet received their land ownership certificates as of March 2023 — so be sure to check the status of the certificate for the specific unit you are viewing.
Machine-translated from the Vietnamese listing.
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