DRAGON VILLAGE

Dang Thanh Hieu, Phu Huu Ward, District 9

Overview

Dang Thanh Hieu Street, Phu Huu Ward, District 9

609 units

7.5 billion VND/unit

Dragon Village is a project developed by Phu Long, fully completed and ready for occupancy. It is regarded as a modern, green new urban area located right next to the intellectual and high-tech urban center of Saigon.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Commercial name: DRAGON VILLAGE URBAN AREA

Developer: Phu Long Real Estate Joint Stock Company

Location: Dang Thanh Hieu Street, Phu Huu Ward, District 9

Architectural planning consultant: Surbana – Singapore.

Landscape design (planned): Pentago (Malaysia)

Green space – water surface area: 60% of total development area.

Total area: 21.2 hectares

Total units: 609 townhouses and villas

- Dragon Garden Townhouses: 234 units, 6m x 15m (ground floor + 2 upper floors)

- Dragon Parc Villas: 123 units, 8m x 20m

- Dragon Town Shop Houses: 252 units, 7m x 15m (ground floor + 2 upper floors)

Management unit: CBRE

Location

URBAN AREA LOCATION

Dragon Village enjoys a strategic location in the most dynamic and vibrant economic development zone of Ho Chi Minh City, at the intersection between the thriving industrial areas of Dong Nai and Binh Duong provinces and the modern urban center on the Thu Thiem peninsula.

With an increasingly complete regional infrastructure network including the Long Thanh – Dau Giay expressway, the Ben Thanh – Suoi Tien Metro line, the expanded Song Hanh Road, and the Inner and Outer Ring Roads, traveling from Dragon Village to the city center or Long Thanh Airport is becoming increasingly convenient and seamless.

Amenities

INTERNAL AMENITIES READY TO SERVE

With a scale of 21 hectares, Dragon Village features complete infrastructure with over 70% of the area dedicated to green spaces, water features, and amenities right at residents' doorstep.

Floor Plans

PROJECT FLOOR PLANS

Dragon Village comprises Dragon Parc villas, Dragon Town commercial townhouses, and Dragon Garden garden townhouses, all designed around the concept of "Streets within a Garden" — a hallmark of Singaporean urban design. Architects from Surbana Jurong drew upon the natural characteristics of the land, blending them with contemporary architectural style to transform Dragon Village into a model "live – work – play – learn" urban area in the East Saigon zone.