Vinhomes Central Park: Symbol of your luxury life
Vinhomes Central Park – The international project of Vingroup in Ho Chi Minh City, located in the golden land of Binh Thanh District, made a great reputation with its luxury designation.
Inspired by the world famous Central Park in New York City, easily connect to all important areas in the city by convenient transportation system, resident in Vinhomes Central Park always experience a perfect living space, in harmony with nature and a 5-star quality living standard.
With many apartments in Vinhomes Central Park for rent, you can easily experience this luxury life with a truly good rate (from $750/month on https://housingsgn.com/). Let’s find out how Vinhomes Central Park creates the true values of your life.
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Landmark 81 – The pride in the sky
As the heart of Vinhomes Central Park, with the height of 461m, Landmark 81 proudly ranks 8th among the 10 tallest towers in the world, making Vietnam officially one of the countries that own skyscrapers with an admirable height.
With 81 floors and 3 basements, this tower brings a modern life for residents with entertainment complex, high-class shopping center, 360° observation deck and luxury apartment reaching 5-star standard.
If you want to start a business in this tower, you can search for an office in Vinhomes Central Park for rent with the price from $2200 per month.
1 km alongside Saigon river park – Green spot in a modern city
Worthy of the most modern and high-class urban area, this riverside park brings a fresh atmosphere to residents in Vinhomes Central Park. With 43,91 hectares, this riverside park also meets all the needs of relaxation and activities of all residents, from walking, picnic to exciting sports.
As we can easily see, by the Landmark81 luxury tower and the large green park, it’s worth for everyone to start finding an apartment in Vinhomes Central Park for rent.
