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Sunshine Tower – Proposed 370-metre twin tower in Ho Chi Minh City

April 13, 2020 By James Clark Leave a Comment

Sunshine Tower

Sunshine Tower is a proposed twin-tower development in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City. The tower is named after the developer, Sunshine Group.

The property is located on one of the “golden land” sites, one of the parcels of land so named by the city as being in a desirable location that can be redeveloped.

Sunshine Tower Bason View

The 72-storey twin towers will be 370 metres high, joined by a podium at the ground level and a sky bridge at the top. The towers will comprise of office space, apartments, and a 6-star hotel. The podium will include a mall.

The planned starting date for construction is in the first quarter of 2021, with a completion date of 2025.

The Sunshine Group are headquartered in Hanoi and they have several properties in Ho Chi Minh City. The project was announced in January 2020 on local real estate sites, but so far there is no official news about Sunshine Tower on the official website.

Half of the site is currently a car park, but there are also some colonial-era villas that would have to be demolished if the project goes ahead in this format.

Sunshine Tower District 1

If it is built it would be the second tallest tower in Saigon, behind Landmark 81 at 461 metres. It would be the tallest building in District 1, eclipsing the Bitexco Financial Tower at 262.5 metres.

Location

33 Nguyen Du and 34 – 36 – 42 Chu Manh Trinh, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

Sunshine Tower street view

Official Links and Resources

Developer: sunshinegroup.vn


Sunshine Tower promotional video – [02/04/20]

Site Photos

These photos were taken in January, 2020.

Villa at 33 Nguyen Du
[Villa at 33 Nguyen Du.]

33 Nguyen Du
[33 Nguyen Du.]

Hidden villa
[A villa hidden behind newer buildings.]

Corner of Nguyen Du and Chu Manh Trinh
[Corner of Nguyen Du and Chu Manh Trinh.]

Carpark at Chu Manh Trinh
[Carpark at Chu Manh Trinh.]

Chu Manh Trinh shops
[Chu Manh Trinh shops.]

36 Chu Manh Trinh
[36 Chu Manh Trinh.]

Chu Manh Trinh, District 1
[Chu Manh Trinh, District 1.]

Old wall at Chu Manh Trinh
[Old wall at Chu Manh Trinh.]

The development site is next to the Carmelite monastery of Saigon.


[Church at Chu Manh Trinh.]

News Archive

2022

HCMC seizes prime public lands sold in corrupt deal – [20/09/22]
“Two land plots measuring 6,300 sq.m in downtown HCMC are set to be expropriated from a company that had paid a state-owned corporation well below market price for them.”

2020

Chu Manh Trinh
[Chu Manh Trinh, 7 July 2020]

reic.vn/bat-dong-san/26059/lo-dien-sieu-pham-sunshine-tower-quan-1-cham-tinh-hoa-khac-danh-giaday-se-bieu-tuong-kien-truc.html
Sunshine Tower (reic.vn) – [10/01/20]
Information about the project first released.

Sunshine Tower

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