Nam Long achieves a hat-trick in Asia Pacific property award

The prestigious Asia Pacific Property awards which are supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) recognises and honors the best in class in developments of commercial buildings, houses and residential areas in the Asia Pacific region.

In order to be awarded such high honors, corporations and projects must undergo strict evaluations and assessments from the Judges consisted of more than 60 top experts in real estate from all over the world.

“To have received three prestigious awards simultaneously is a great honor and a pledge of Nam Long’s products - as a trustworthy real estate developer with over 20 years of experience in Vietnam. During that time, we have completed numerous urban, residential, and apartment developments that offer living spaces with modern amenities and are environmental friendly for residents,” said Nam Long CEO Nguyen Vinh Tran.

Tran also said the Ehome product line of Nam Long had become an exemplary model for affordable housing designed for the majority of Vietnam’s population in recent years.

The 381 hectare Waterpoint, strategically situated at the gateway point of Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta provinces, is an ideal urban retreat with three sides surrounded by Vam Co Dong River, providing a peaceful living environment, close to nature.

Ehome 3 of West Saigon, located in Ho Chi Minh City’s Binh Tan district, consists of 14 nine-story high buildings with a total of 2,200 apartments.

The 6.3 ha development comprises of diverse amenities such as 9000sq.m. central park, parks for each designated area, elementary school, preschool, public community centre, swimming pool and basketball court, providing residents the most convenient and comfortable lifestyle.

Ehome 3 also provides very competitive financial aid packages.

For example, buyers of apartments don’t need to pay the loan principal and interest payments until the apartment is handed-over.

There have been 121 buyers of Ehome 3 benefitted from the government’s VND30 trillion ($1.4 billion) aid packages; this has enabled many people with limited income to own their dream homes without financial pressure.