The Hoa Binh Infrastructure Construction Investment Corporation (HBI) unveiled its Imperia Garden office, housing and commercial complex in Nguyen Huy Tuong Street in Hanoi's Thanh Xuan District on May 21.
The project covers an area of 42,000 sq.m, including apartments, luxury villas, offices available for leasing and a trade centre.
The complex is slated to become operational by the end of 2017.
Nguyen Hong Ngoc, HBI general director, which is the owner of the project, said the property market in general, and in the capital city in particular, has undergone a dramatic change, which presents an opportunity for property developers.
Also at the ceremony, HBI signed strategic cooperation agreements with local partners to participate in the projects, including M.I.K corporation, VP Bank and STDA./.
The project covers an area of 42,000 sq.m, including apartments, luxury villas, offices available for leasing and a trade centre.
The complex is slated to become operational by the end of 2017.
Nguyen Hong Ngoc, HBI general director, which is the owner of the project, said the property market in general, and in the capital city in particular, has undergone a dramatic change, which presents an opportunity for property developers.
Also at the ceremony, HBI signed strategic cooperation agreements with local partners to participate in the projects, including M.I.K corporation, VP Bank and STDA./.
