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Villas in FLC Samson Residences put for sale
Over 300 of 3,000 FLC Residences' villas in the FLC Samson Beach and Golf Resort complex, central Thanh Hoa Province, were sold in the first sale offer on June 1.
The sale offer was held in Sam Son Town in the province.
With the average price of VND7 billion (US$324,000) each villa, FLC Group, the investor of the project, was expected to draw VND2.1 trillion (US$97.2 million) from the sale.
Nguyen Xuan Huong, FLC Group's head of Property Marketing Department, said several people sought information about the project, with some even wanting to buy several villas or those with larger areas in comparison with initial designs.
The event attracted over 2,000 homebuyers and investors, including people from Ha Noi and Thanh Hoa Province's neighbouring localities.
The villas were of 200-500sq.m. each, with a selling price of VND11-15 million ($509-694) per sq.m.
Located within a complex that boasts of five-star entertainment and culinary services, the project covers 92.4ha on a total investment of VND1,200 billion ($57.1 million). It is located along the coastline of Quang Cu beach and includes an 18-hole link style golf course, villas, hotels, and clubs as well as pools. The golf course was designed by US-based Nicklaus Design firm, who has been credited with designing nearly 400 golf courses in 36 countries.
It is expected to become operational in 10 months and will be highlighted as the group's largest golf course, besides a resort and hotel complex, in central Viet Nam. Spread out over 450ha, with a total investment of nearly VND5,500 billion ($261.9 million), the complex also has the largest indoor swimming pool, an international conference centre, restaurants, hotels, spa, and an indoor play area.
Trinh Huy Trieu, the chairman of the provincial People's Committee, remarked that the project has contributed to giving Sam Son Town a face-lift.
On the occasion, the representatives of the group and Vietinbank's branch in the province signed a cooperation agreement to arrange capital for FLC so that it can support homebuyers with preferential interest rate.
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