Lightening up the city, Viva Land looks forward to prosperous years

As the tiger stands for courage, ambition, and growth, many hope that the new Year of the Tiger will bring new strength for the world and Vietnam, as well as push socioeconomic development.

Viva Land is proudly lightening up Le Duan – the dynamic street in the downtown area – to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Viva Land supports lightening up Le Duan in downtown Ho Chi Minh City

“We are a newcomer in the realty market, but we are fully enthusiastic to enrich the community with luxurious and sustainable spaces,” said Eddie Lim, CEO of Viva Land. “We hope that brightening up the city during Lunar New Year is another activity whereby Viva Land would like to extend its wishes and aspirations towards the community for a prosperous year ahead.”

Founded in 2020 by a team of internationally experienced real estate experts, Viva Land aims at becoming a global real estate investment and development company that delivers excellent services and crafts best-in-class urban spaces.

Viva Land’s top executive believes, “This is a good opportunity for Viva Land with our passionate team members who have proven track records, market knowledge, and international experience to execute our vision.”

Together with Ho Chi Minh City, Viva Land wishes everyone a prosperous year

According to Lim, as a visionary global real estate investor and developer that enriches people and the communities through sustainable urban spaces and innovations, the company will contribute to improving the landscape of Vietnam.

The recent acquisition of Capital Place in Hanoi through its affiliates is one of Viva Land’s highlights. The company has acquired and will operate Capital Place, a Grade A building in Hanoi, which is the first commercial project under Viva Land’s operation and management in the northern region of Vietnam.

Capital Place is also the first LEED Gold certified office building in Hanoi for its large green spaces and sustainability features.

Viva Land is currently developing and managing more than 1,500 hectares of land and over 18,000 residential units with an estimated land value of $7 billion, including IFC One Saigon, Saigon Peninsula, Golden Plaza, Waterfront Saigon, and many others.