FLC launches construction of Twin Towers
FLC launches construction of Twin Towers
The FLC Group launched the construction of FLC Twin Towers, previously known as Cemaco Tower, in Ha Noi's Cau Giay District over the weekend.
The apartment block at Twin Towers will be the third tallest building in the capital after Keangnam Landmark and Lotte Center.
The project comprises twin towers - a 50-storey residential tower and a 38-storey office tower - with apartments of a total 66,484sq.m for sale, and office space of a total 35,960sq.m available for lease, along with a 25,000sq.m shopping mall.
The VND5.2-trillion (US$238.3 million) project also includes other facilities for residents, such as an international-standard hospital, schools, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and green space, besides a helipad.
Speaking at the ceremony, FLC's Chairman of the management board Trinh Van Quyet said the project was designed with all services to provide a comfortable living and working environment to residents.
"The number of people obtaining information and expressing a desire to purchase an apartment has reached 1,000, double than the number of apartments on sale," an FLC representative said.
The project is expected to become operational in 2017.
Eestablished in 2008, the FLC Group attracted a lot of attention in recent times after it acquired three real estate projects in Ha Noi in 2014 and in early 2015. These are two projects in Nam Tu Liem District and one in Ha Dong District.
