Salacia Villas kicks off with over 600 sales professionals as project aligns with the Eastern growth corridors of Ho Chi Minh City

The morning of March 10, the Salacia Villas project launch event welcomed more than 600 sales professionals from a network of 10 strategic distribution agencies, marking the official kickoff of the projects business campaign in the market. Under the theme 'Front-Running – Breakthrough', the event gathered experts, developers, and distribution networks to share perspectives on macro conditions, capital flow trends, and opportunities from rising areas on the growth map. In this broader narrative, Salacia Villas sits within a larger story: the formation of new economic- logistics corridors in Southeast Region Vietnam, where infrastructure, investment capital, and demand for high-quality housing converge. At the event, Võ Huỳnh Tuấn Kiệt, Director of CBRE Vietnam's Residential Marketing, provided in-depth analysis of the real estate market. He noted that the market is entering a phase where fundamentals—from macroeconomics and regulatory framework to infrastructure—are collectively creating a new development cycle. Amid global geopolitical fluctuations, Vietnam continues to reinforce its status as a 'safe haven' thanks to a stable institutional base, improved business environment, and sustained positive FDI. The shift of supply chains into areas such as semiconductors, chips, and green energy contributes to durable demand for real estate, especially for housing for professionals and highly skilled workers. From a capital-flow perspective, the recent volatility in gold, equities, and cryptocurrencies has prompted investors to reduce exposure to high-risk channels and seek safe-haven assets as long-term value anchors, including real estate. 'Real estate is holding a defensive position in investment portfolios,' Kiệt noted. Regarding the 2026 real estate outlook, Kiệt predicted growth in the next period will be closely tied to the infrastructure rollout. Large-scale projects such as Beltways 3 and 4, Long Thành International Airport, the highway network, and metro lines are restructuring the southern urban map. In this process, infrastructure crossroads are emerging as new growth poles. Beyond following large capital flows, investment thinking is shifting from 'speculation' to generating cash flow and sustainable value. Therefore, projects that meet multiple criteria—location, planning, practical exploitation potential, and clear legal status—are assets with advantages in the new cycle. SALACIA VILLAS – A FOCAL POINT OF CAPITAL FLOW Located on Tran Phu Street, Tan Thanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City (the area formerly known as Phu My, Ba Ria – Vung Tau), Salacia Villas is one of the projects that benefits directly from the regional infrastructure network. From the projects location, it takes about 15 minutes to Long Thành International Airport, 30 minutes to Cai Mep – Thi Vai port, and over 40 minutes to reach Thủ Thiêm – Ho Chi Minh Citys new financial center. The project is also in the core connection zone of strategic transport routes such as Bien Hoa – Vung Tau Expressway, Ben Luc – Long Thành Expressway, Ho tram – Long Thành Expressway, and Belt 4. Salacia Villas is developed by VinaLiving – a real estate brand under VinaCapital with nearly two decades of experience in developing housing and resort projects in Vietnam. The developers reputation also guarantees the projects legality. Salacia Villas has already completed individual land titles for each parcel. On a 7.2-hectare site, building density is about 35%, with a limited supply of 333 units. Most of the area is dedicated to multi-level landscaping and stacked amenities, meeting the demand for a high-quality living space. A standout feature is a five-story building that integrates a shopping center (TTTM) and lifestyle amenities such as a spa, gym, BBQ area, and co-working space. The shopping center advisory was provided by Bac Bình, a unit involved in many major centers such as Vạn Hạnh Mall and Hùng Vương Plaza, in strategy development and operation. In addition to the advantages of location and planning, the developer is designing flexible financial solutions. The estimated price of Salacia Villas is below 5 billion VND, an attractive level for a 1-ground-floor, 3-floor townhouse in Ho Chi Minh City, with a gentle payment schedule over 48 months. The affordable starting price and extended payment terms expand the entry point and leave room for growth as the market enters an accelerated cycle. With the participation of an experienced agency network and a methodical development strategy from the developer, Salacia Villas is expected to become a bright spot in the eastern Ho Chi Minh City real estate market in the coming period. Salacia Villas comprises four product types: Town Villa (land area 85m2), Deluxe Villa (land area 110m2 - 112m2), Garden Villa (land area 125.92m2 – 195.74m2), Grand Villa (land area 309.08m2 – 419.99m2). The project distributors include: An Khang Homes, Chau Dai Duong, ERA Vietnam, Rever, SG Property, T&A, Arco Living - Tan Dat House Alliance, IQI Vietnam - East West Property, Gia Hung Property - Redland, An Homes - Thủ Théma Real - IP Land Alliance. Details: https://salacia.vn/