SORA gardens II - Luxury apartment to be launched in Binh Duong New City

Oct 12th at 07:33
12-10-2019 07:33:09+07:00

 

SORA gardens II - Luxury apartment to be launched in Binh Duong New City

Two Japanese urban developers Becamex Tokyu and Mitsubishi Estate Residence have established the joint venture BTMJR Investment to develop SORA gardens II project in Binh Duong New City, which aims to meet accommodation demands of experts and high-skilled workers.

Located in the heart of the southern province, each apartment at SORA gardens II is well designed with smart control systems, and are accessible to modern facilities such as gym, infinity swimming pool, flower garden, kid playground, BBQ zone and sauna. Experts from Japan will oversee the construction progress to ensure its design, quality and durability.

With a strategic location and favorable investment conditions, Binh Duong has become an industrial hub, housing 29 active industrial zones and industrial depot clusters. Many leading corporations in the world have made investment in the province, including Tokyu Group among leading Japanese groups in the fields of transportation, hotels, resorts, life services and real estate.

Tokyu Group has cooperated with Becamex IDC to form Becamex Tokyu joint venture to build Binh Duong new city, one of the major smart city projects in Vietnam.

On the occasion of the Asia-Horasis 2019 Economic Cooperation Forum in November, local government expects to start work on the Binh Duong World Trade Center project, which is close to the provincial administration center. Once completed, this will be an international service complex, comprising of an exhibition center, a convention center, hotels, shopping centers, offices and a metro station linking with HCMC’s Metro Line No. 1.

In August, Binh Duong applied to be a member of the World Trade Center Association and was listed in the top 21 smart cities in the world. Between January and June this year, the province ranked third in Vietnam in terms of foreign direct investment capital attraction with nearly US$1.5 billion, up 70% over the same period last year.

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