Savills manages Riviera Point phase 1A development

Nov 10th at 13:31
10-11-2014 13:31:47+07:00

Savills manages Riviera Point phase 1A development

Savills Vietnam has been appointed the property management agent for Phase 1A of Keppel Land’s latest residential development, Riviera Point, the tallest condominium development in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 7.

The management services will commence on December 1, 2014. Phase 1A of Riviera Point is progressing well and on track for handover to homebuyers in end-2014.

Located in close proximity to established township Phu My Hung, Riviera Point is within walking distance to many office buildings and shopping areas including the Crescent Mall, and within a 15-minute drive to the centre business districts.

With a total area of 65,488sqm, Riviera Point’s Phase 1A consists of 549 two- to four-bedroom apartments ranging from 90sqm up to 186sqm.

The development includes a wide range of recreational facilities including a sky garden, BBQ area, children’s playground, swimming pool, gymnasium and tennis court.

Riviera Point will be managed in accordance with international standards based on Savills proven operation procedures developed for the Vietnam market. As part of the property management service package, Savills will be setting up an operations management system and will be providing staff training, security, cleaning, landscaping, facility maintenance and other added value-added services.

Savills has more than 19 years of experience in property management services in Vietnam, employing over 940 staff. Projects that Savills manages include The Estella, The Vista, Sai Gon Pearl, Xi Riverview Palace, Avalon, Diamond Island, Crescent Mall and Diamond Plaza.

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