Thuy Nguyen Attracts Infrastructure and Real Estate Investment

Hai Phong is demonstrating remarkable economic dynamism, positioning itself as a crucial growth engine within Vietnam's northern economic triangle. The city's impressive GRDP growth of 11.81% in 2025, placing it second nationally, underscores its robust economic performance. With ambitious targets for 2026 GRDP growth at 13% and a significant push to attract between $3.8 to $4.3 billion in FDI, Hai Phong is clearly accelerating its development trajectory.

The city's strategic vision extends to its urban planning, with a focus on establishing Thuy Nguyen as a new administrative and political heart. This move is not merely an expansion of the city's boundaries but a calculated strategy to create long-term development potential and manage the pressures of rapid urbanization on the existing inner city. The projected population of 4.6 million post-merger further solidifies Hai Phong's aspiration to become Vietnam's third-largest coastal megacity.

A critical catalyst for this transformation is the ongoing investment in transportation infrastructure. The Nguyen Trai Bridge, a VND 6,200 billion project, is set to dramatically improve connectivity between the existing city center and the burgeoning Thuy Nguyen district, reducing travel time to a mere 10-15 minutes. Coupled with the operational Hoang Van Thu Bridge and other developing routes, these projects are creating a seamless and integrated transportation network. It is within this context of significant infrastructural development and strategic urban planning that projects like Sol Garden are poised to capitalize on the immense growth potential of Hai Phong.