The Zei My Dinh
Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi · Open in Google Maps
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The Zei apartment building at 8 Le Duc Tho Street: 42 above-ground floors, 891 apartments, ownership certificates have been handed over.
- Location
- Tu Liem Ward, Hanoi
- Developer
- HD Mon Holdings
- Status
- Handed over
- Property types
- Apartment
Overview
The Zei is an apartment project invested by HD Mon Holdings at 8 Le Duc Tho Street, Hanoi. The building has 42 above-ground floors and 4 basement floors, providing 891 apartments on a 14,651 m² plot of land, with a total investment of approximately 3,000 billion VND. The project has been completed, handed over, and residents have moved in. The investor has proceeded with handing over apartment ownership certificates to customers.
Location
No. 8 Le Duc Tho Street, Hanoi City, located in the My Dinh area.
Scale
The building has 42 above-ground floors and 4 basement floors, comprising 891 apartments, built on a 14,651 m² plot of land. The total investment is approximately 3,000 billion VND.
Legal status
The developer has handed over the apartment ownership certificates to residents, initially for over 320 units. Vietnamese citizens have permanent ownership; foreigners have 50-year ownership.
Progress
The project has been completed and handed over; residents are now living there.
Suitable for
Families and working professionals need apartments with ownership certificates, ready for immediate occupancy in the My Dinh area.
Strengths
- The apartment has already been handed over with the certificate of ownership, so the buyer does not have to wait for the issuance of the title deed.
- Located on Le Duc Tho street, in the My Dinh area.
- The building has 4 basement levels.
Things to consider
- The 14,651 m² plot of land houses 891 apartments in a 42-story building, resulting in a higher population density per square meter compared to multi-story low-rise projects in the same area.
- Due to the limited land area allocated to a high-rise tower, outdoor space within the complex is restricted.
- Foreigners are only allowed to own land for 50 years, unlike Vietnamese citizens who can own it permanently; this should be considered in advance if you intend to resell to foreign buyers.
Machine-translated from the Vietnamese listing.
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