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(From Left) Mr. Frederick Ho, Director & Partner of Ashton Hawks, Mr. Ivan Yam, Managing Director & Partner of Golden Emperor, and Mr. Damian Sung, Senior Director of Asia Bankers Club. Photo from CLD

Zenity, rare riverside project, to launch in Vietnam: CLD

The launching includes foreign quotas with starting prices from $617,495.

CapitaLand Development (CLD), a subsidiary of CapitaLand Group, is developing Zenity, a rare riverside project located at District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The launching, which will be from 25 to 26 June, includes Asia Bankers Club, Golden Emperor, and Ashton Hawks, who offer all their expensive foreign quotas with a starting price of $617,495 (HK$3,500,000).

Zenity is accessible to many major strongholds in Ho Chi Minh City and a five-minute drive to Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Centre, and Main Shopping Areas.

Frederick Ho, director & partner of Ashton Hawks, said the project is also attractive due to payment schemes for investors.

“There are some very flexible payment schemes available in which Investors can buy-to-let now or buy first and pay later which altogether makes the project even more attractive,” Ho said in a statement.

CLD Vietnam spokesman Ronald Tay said they already conducted a preview of Zenity, which garnered 400 interested buyers.

$1 = HK$5.67

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