Tiếng Việt
日本語
中文（简体）
한국어
РусскийVillas — Projects Distributed by HPR
Villas suit buyers who need generous living space, a garden and privacy. Here is what to know before buying, with the list of villa projects HPR advises on.
Villas in a township usually have a large plot, low building density and a private garden. There are two common types: detached villas (standing alone, open on all four sides) and semi-detached villas (two homes sharing one wall). Because the value is high, each purchase decision needs more careful thought than an apartment.
Why buyers look at villas
- Generous living space. A garden, several bedrooms and private car parking. Well suited to multi-generation families.
- Township environment. Villas in a fully planned area usually come with parks, landscaped lakes, estate security, schools and amenities nearby.
- Land use rights. Many villas in townships receive a certificate for long-term residential land. This differs from many resort products. Ask clearly about the land type of the project you are interested in.
- Clearer deposit rules. For off-plan villas, the 2023 Real Estate Business Law only allows a deposit of no more than 5% of the sale price once the project is eligible for sale. The first payment may not exceed 30% of the contract value, including the deposit.
What to check before you buy
- Legal status and certificate type: construction permit, approval to sell, and the land type and term that will appear on the certificate.
- Handover condition: bare shell, finished exterior, or finished inside as well. Fit-out costs for a villa can be very high.
- Building and renovation rules: townships usually have unified architectural regulations. Ask in advance how far you can renovate, add floors or build a pool.
- Flooding and high tides: for riverside villas, ask about ground level, dykes and flooding on the access road.
- Estate management fees and upkeep costs: security, landscaping, cleaning, and maintaining the house while it is not lived in.
How HPR can help
The list of villa projects HPR distributes is right below. HPR consultants will send you prices for each unit and current sales policies, and compare payment options. You can work out your home-buying cash flow, check a project's legal status and read about flooding and high tides when choosing a project with HPR.
