Post Date : Thursday, May 28, 2026
With the emergence of numerous real estate projects being vigorously developed, Dong Nai City is gradually affirming its position as a new urban hub, attracting the attention of both investors and residents…
Dong Nai’s real estate market is entering a strong growth phase, especially after the province officially became a centrally governed city. In this context, high-rise mixed-use developments and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) models are creating new opportunities and challenges for the market.
Neil MacGregor, Managing Director of Savills Vietnam, stated that combining public transport infrastructure with experiential elements is the key to transforming a conventional transport hub into a “super destination” with tourism appeal and global commercial impact.
In practice, the TOD model is being widely implemented in Ho Chi Minh City and is expanding into Dong Nai, aiming to create integrated urban nodes where public transport, retail, accommodation, and entertainment are closely connected.
According to Savills, this trend not only improves connectivity but also generates long-term economic value for the region. Next-generation TOD projects emphasize lifestyle and user experience, promising to reshape Dong Nai’s urban landscape.
Dong Nai’s transition into a centrally governed city opens up significant opportunities for real estate development. With vast land resources and a strategic location, the province has strong potential to develop modern, green, and sustainable urban areas. Projects such as the Tam Hiep high-rise complex, Izumi City, Aqua City, and Bien Hoa New City are attracting attention due to their growth potential and comprehensive living amenities.
However, to fully capitalize on these opportunities, Dong Nai still needs continued investment in infrastructure and improvements in the business environment. Developing well-planned integrated urban areas will help the province attract not only residents but also professionals and entrepreneurs seeking an ideal living and working environment.
At the groundbreaking ceremony of the Tam Hiep high-rise residential project on May 27, Le Nhu Thach, Chairman of Bcons Group, stated that the nearly VND 4,500 billion project will provide around 2,820 apartments, integrating commercial services, childcare facilities, community spaces, and parking areas.
Experts note that Dong Nai’s development is not limited to housing but is expanding into industrial, service, and commercial sectors. With its proximity to Ho Chi Minh City and increasingly complete transport infrastructure, including Long Thanh Airport and future metro and expressway networks, Dong Nai is becoming an attractive destination for both domestic and foreign investors.
In the future, with policy support and infrastructure investment, Dong Nai is expected to become one of Vietnam’s most dynamic growth poles, with a real estate market that continues to expand, benefiting both residents and investors.
— Source: Hong Quang