Solaria Rise is being developed as part of a master-planned community in western Ho Chi Minh City, combining residential, retail and educational facilities alongside green spaces and waterways.
Vietnam's property market has shown signs of recovery after a prolonged slowdown. Data released by DKRA Consulting for the first two months of 2026 indicated that apartments remained the market's leading segment, with search demand rising 36%, according to Batdongsan.
However, Savills Vietnam reported that average primary apartment prices in Ho Chi Minh City have reached VND102 million (US$3,876) per sq.m, creating affordability challenges for homebuyers.
Buyers are increasingly looking toward suburban areas where land remains more abundant and prices are relatively affordable. The trend has boosted interest in large-scale integrated townships that combine amenities, master planning, and improving regional infrastructure connectivity.
Solaria Rise, around 40 minutes from downtown Ho Chi Minh City, positioned at the heart of the 355-hectare Waterpoint township, is emerging as an option for urban residents seeking a balance between convenience and affordability, with prices starting from VND1.45 billion per unit.
Surrounded by the Vam Co Dong River and with a construction density of just 23%, the project dedicates most of its land area to green spaces and waterways, helping regulate the microclimate and maintain a comfortable living environment throughout the year.
Inspired by Japanese design principles, each apartment is planned to balance functionality and comfort. Layouts are carefully optimized to maximize living space while maintaining an open and elegant atmosphere.
Apartments feature neutral beige and white tones complemented by warm wooden furnishings. Flexible layouts connect to balconies overlooking landscaped green spaces.
Large windows bring natural light and outdoor views into the home, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
Living areas are directly connected to balconies, enhancing natural ventilation and expanding views of the surrounding landscape.
Residents have access to a range of interconnected amenities, including swimming pools, sports facilities, parks and community spaces.
Emasi Plus International School, supermarkets and dining options are within easy reach.
Shared facilities such as the clubhouse, co-working spaces and children's playgrounds help foster a connected community. Regularly organized activities also encourage interaction among residents.
Besides financing support from partner banks, Solaria Rise's developer is offering incentives including a 1% discount for buyers from southern Ho Chi Minh City and nearby areas, while every apartment comes equipped with a basic smart-home package.
Existing Nam Long customers can receive additional discounts of up to 2%, depending on membership tier.