Gamuda Land project wins international prize

Celadon Sports & Resort Club, a sports complex project of Gamuda Land, was recently honoured in the real estate purpose-built category of the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence 2023 awards.
Gamuda Land project wins international prize ảnh 1The Celadon Sports & Resort Club of Gamuda Land. (Photo Courtesy of Gamuda Land)
HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Celadon Sports & Resort Club, asports complex project of Gamuda Land, was recently honoured in the real estatepurpose-built category of the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence 2023 awards.

This is the fourth time a Gamuda Land project in Vietnam has beenhonored by FIABCI in the international arena.

The FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence is one of the most prestigious internationalawards in the real estate industry honoring the world's leading real estateprojects. 

“With Gamuda Land, sustainable development is always the main philosophy whenwe implement any project. We are committed to making continuous efforts tocreate long-term value, improve the quality of life for the community andcontribute to the development of the beautiful country of Vietnam, whilecontinuing to invest resources and expand its business with promisingplans in the near future,” said Liew Bing Fooi, chairman of Gamuda LandVietnam.

Celadon Sports & Resort Club is built as an important part of CeladonCity's master plan with the model of a multi-disciplinary complexmeeting resort standards with the aim of creating a healthy communitygathering place.
The project is the first sports center in HCM Cityoperated entirely by solar energy. This is also a highlight, raising the nameof Celadon City in particular and Gamuda Land in general as a"pioneer" in sustainable development.

With a total area of more than 5.4 hectares, Celadon Sports & Resort Clubis fully equipped with modern facilities to serve the needs of the Celadon Citycommunity and more than 500,000 residents for physical training and sports,such as gym, yoga, swimming, tennis, football and basketball. 

Entering the Vietnamese market in 2007, Gamuda Land has previously beenrecognised with two award winning master plans: Gamuda City, with a scale of274 hectares in Hoang Mai district, Hanoi, and Celadon City, with an area of 82hectares in the Tan Phu district, HCM City.

After more than a decade of achieving great success in Vietnam’s real estatemarket, the urban developer from Malaysia continues to expandits business scale, allocating new land funds to implement QuickTurnaround projects.

Gamuda Land is one of the pioneer real estate enterprises in compliance withESG criteria, bringing environmental, social and corporate governance factorsinto its investment and sustainable development strategy./.
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