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Boulevard Prime, located along the spine of Ngoc Bay in Vinhomes Green Paradise, Can Gio, and directly connected to the 24/7 entertainment hub Cosmo Bay, is positioned to convert continuous night-time foot traffic into cash flow. The development faces dozens of high-rise towers and townhouses, aiming to serve both local residents and visitors in Ho Chi Minh City’s emerging nocturnal economy area.
The article cites the Nighttime Foundation’s estimate that the global night economy is worth about 3-4 trillion USD, or roughly 3-4% of world GDP. It argues that commercial real estate located in or near nocturnal economy hubs tends to attract strong demand because higher foot traffic can translate into greater cash-flow potential.
Boulevard Prime townhouses sit on the 50m-wide Future Avenue, described as the first commercial axis of the mega-city. The avenue leads directly to Cosmo Bay, characterized as a “24/7 entertainment universe,” and is presented as a primary transit route before branching to key destinations—creating a funnel effect for large-scale pedestrian traffic.
The article also notes that Boulevard Prime is opposite dozens of high-rise towers with the highest population density in the mega-city, supporting stable daily footfall and regular spending.
In addition, Boulevard Prime is adjacent to a sea-crossing route connecting Vung Tau, placing it at the intersection of an inter-regional “nightlife triangle” linking Ho Chi Minh City, Can Gio, and Vung Tau. The article says this expands the customer base beyond local visitors.
The article describes Boulevard Prime’s cash-flow potential as flexible within a single footprint. It highlights resident units within the development and a workforce in nearby office towers, supporting daily-consumption formats such as food and beverage, cafes, amenities, and essential retail.
For visitors coming from Ho Chi Minh City and surrounding areas, the article points to experiential business models—such as restaurants, concept stores, showrooms, or destination service spaces—where customers may be willing to pay more for experiences.
The article states that each unit is designed at about 100m², described as large enough to operate multiple models while remaining flexible to optimize use. It also emphasizes the 50m-wide street frontage, intended to improve visibility and attract customers in a high-traffic, continuous operating environment.
From an investment perspective, the article says Boulevard Prime is suitable for both self-use and rental demand, citing significant traffic potential, a diverse customer base, and long operating hours. It specifically mentions that it may appeal to F&B, retail, and lifestyle brands seeking access to the right customer base.
The article also highlights a developer policy described as a five-year no-interest incentive, intended to protect buyers from rate volatility. It provides the following interest rates depending on debt duration: 3.3% per year for 18 months, 5.3% per year for 24 months, and 7.8% per year for 36 months.
After that period, the article states that if the loan continues, the maximum floating rate is guaranteed not to exceed 9% per year for the next 24 months. It adds that if market rates exceed 9%, the shortfall is borne by Vinhomes.
The article links market confidence and asset value to rapid construction progress at Vinhomes Green Paradise. It states that at Ngoc Bay, 100% of internal roads have been paved and the 50m-wide Future Avenue is taking shape, with the implication that once infrastructure and the broader ecosystem come online, Boulevard Prime townhouse value will continue to rise.
Le Trung Tien, an investor in Ho Chi Minh City, is quoted saying: “Boulevard Prime is like the convergence of Nguyen Hue and Buoi Vien, but on another level. Here everything is planned from the outset as a 24/7 commercial-entertainment axis within a mega seaside city—something rare in older districts.”
The article concludes that Boulevard Prime is positioned as an entry point into a new value cycle, where each square meter can generate profit from the ongoing life of an ESG++ megacity.

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