Syrena Vietnam, a BIM Group member, has won "the Best Mixed-Used Development of Vietnam" – one of the Asia-Pacific Property Awards' most prestigious categories – for its Little Vietnam project at a ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, last week.
Little Vietnam, which covers 3.3 ha in the Ha Long Marina Urban Area and features linked infrastructure with the central city of Ha Long-a popular tourist spot in Quang Ninh province, has a unique architectural design which replicates Hanoi's Old Quarter and Hoi An's Ancient Town but is still in harmony with contemporary designs.
The project, expected to be put into operation in November this year, attracted a large number of investors for its comfortable accommodation and promoting profits, with all of the units it released for sale being bought within two months.
"Winning this Asia-Pacific property award will help to showcase our ongoing efforts to provide real estate products that meet the highest international standards and quality measures," Syrena Vietnam's Deputy General Director Le Minh Dung said.
Dung said the award would provide an impetus to Syrena Vietnam to develop its projects in Hanoi, Phu Quoc and Laos, with the expectation that its projects would contribute to treasuring life's values and improving living standards in urban areas.-VNA
Little Vietnam, which covers 3.3 ha in the Ha Long Marina Urban Area and features linked infrastructure with the central city of Ha Long-a popular tourist spot in Quang Ninh province, has a unique architectural design which replicates Hanoi's Old Quarter and Hoi An's Ancient Town but is still in harmony with contemporary designs.
The project, expected to be put into operation in November this year, attracted a large number of investors for its comfortable accommodation and promoting profits, with all of the units it released for sale being bought within two months.
"Winning this Asia-Pacific property award will help to showcase our ongoing efforts to provide real estate products that meet the highest international standards and quality measures," Syrena Vietnam's Deputy General Director Le Minh Dung said.
Dung said the award would provide an impetus to Syrena Vietnam to develop its projects in Hanoi, Phu Quoc and Laos, with the expectation that its projects would contribute to treasuring life's values and improving living standards in urban areas.-VNA
