Seaholdings Real Estate JSC and Dat Xanh Mien Bac Service & Real Estate JSC held a signing ceremony formalizing their strategic partnership on April 18, 2025, at the Destino Centro project management office at No. 54 National Highway 1A, Ben Luc Town, Ben Luc, Long An Province. Through this agreement, Dat Xanh Mien Bac becomes the official distribution partner in the northern market for the Destino Centro project.
Developed by Seaholdings, Destino Centro will offer a modern, comfortable, and upscale living environment. The project boasts a prime location in the regional center, featuring excellent transport connectivity and situated next to the Ben Luc – Long Thanh expressway interchange.
This apartment complex includes 2,048 units with luxurious, contemporary designs and a wide array of entertainment options and premium on-site amenities, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable lifestyle for residents. Destino Centro is poised to become a standout real estate investment opportunity in the western HCMC area for customers and investors across the country.
To bring Destino Centro to customers and investors in northern Vietnam, Seaholdings has selected Dat Xanh Mien Bac as its strategic distribution partner. As a leading real estate agency in the north with over 15 years of experience, Dat Xanh Mien Bac has a proven track record of successfully marketing numerous projects and boasts an extensive client network. This partnership is expected to yield significant benefits for both companies and support the sustainable growth of the real estate market, both in the north and nationwide.
A Seaholdings representative said that this collaboration will broaden the distribution network, enhance customer outreach, and generate appealing investment prospects, particularly for those interested in the affordable real estate segment west of HCMC. “We are delighted to partner with Dat Xanh Mien Bac for the distribution of Destino Centro in the northern market. The synergy of two reputable names will undoubtedly deliver significant value to customers and investors. This marks a crucial step in Seaholdings’ market expansion strategy,” added the representative.
Representing Dat Xanh Mien Bac, Vu Cuong Quyet, its general director, offered his perspectives on the Southern market’s potential: “2025 presents a very good opportunity, as real estate prices in western HCMC are reaching their lowest levels. We forecast significant potential for price appreciation, driven by a series of major infrastructure projects that are either underway or nearing completion.”
Notably, the Long An market is seen as a “rising star,” marked by the recent entry of major developers like Vinhomes and Ecopark, along with several billion-dollar projects.
Meanwhile, Ben Luc in Long An Province is an area brimming with potential due to its strategic location bordering HCMC. Known as a crucial goods transit hub between HCMC and the Mekong Delta, Ben Luc benefits from numerous key transportation routes passing through it, including the Trung Luong–HCMC Expressway, National Highway 1A, Beltway No. 3, Beltway No. 4, and the Ben Luc–Long Thanh Expressway.
Moreover, Ben Luc is rapidly positioning itself as the economic engine of the western HCMC region. It ranks as one of Long An’s top three districts in terms of industrial scale and is among the province’s leaders in both urbanization speed and GDP growth. This advantageous position makes it prime for attracting population migration, logistics operations, and significant real estate investment.
With prices starting at just VND28 million per square meter, Destino Centro presents an exceptionally attractive and accessible investment opportunity. Its prime location fronting National Highway 1A, just a two-minute drive from the HCMC border and adjacent to major industrial parks, enhances its appeal. Destino Centro apartments are ideal for rental investment, catering to the large workforce of experts, engineers, expatriates, and young families employed in nearby industrial zones. Alternatively, investors can capitalize on the growing trend of population movement outward from HCMC.
