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Ecopark gains “best urban area project” award 2018

The Ecopark urban area in the northern province of Hung Yen was honoured with “best urban area project” award at the Vietnam National Property Awards 2018 recently held in Hanoi.

The awarding ceremony was held by the Vietnam Real Estate Association and the Management Agency for Housing and Real Estate Market under the Ministry of Construction.
 
The Ecopark urban area in the northern province of Hung Yen is honoured with “best urban area project” award. Photo: ecopark.com.vn
The Ecopark urban area in the northern province of Hung Yen is honoured with “best urban area project” award. Photo: ecopark.com.vn
The green city was built by the Viet Hung Urban Development and Investment JSC (Vihajico) in 2009. Situated along the Bac Hung Hai river and straddled by the Red River and Duong River, it has excellent landscape and architecture, which focuses on clean and fresh living conditions while bringing modern amenities to residents.
The urban area stretches nearly 500 hectares while the lake and tree areas account for 110 hectares.
Ecopark is planned to become a multi-functional city with total investment of nearly 10 billion USD, providing a wide range of housing like middle-range and high-end apartments, top-notch villas, townhouses and shop houses. 
Its developer Vihajico was also honoured with “most prestigious real estate developer” award for building a functional urban area which represents the trend of sustainable and green architecture.
A total of 54 businesses and projects were honoured with the Vietnam Property Awards 2018 in eight categories. The awards cover prestigious real estate developer (11 awards), best urban area (6 awards), best resort development (5 awards), best office building for rent and shopping mall (3 awards), best residential area (10 awards), best green building (6 awards), best real estate transaction floor (7 awards) and best social housing project (6 awards).
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