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- Date posted: 11/11/2026
10 Office Buildings in Ho Chi Minh City Developed by Singaporean Investors
10 office buildings in Ho Chi Minh City by Singaporean developers: Saigon Centre (Keppel Land), mPlaza, Centre Point (Mapletree), Melinh Point, Worc@Q2 (Frasers), Somerset (The Ascott), Vista (CapitaLand).
10 Office Buildings in Ho Chi Minh City Developed by Singaporean Investors
Singapore is one of the largest office property investors in Ho Chi Minh City, with names such as Keppel Land, Mapletree, Frasers Property, CapitaLand and The Ascott. Buildings developed by Singaporean investors stand out for international management standards, green certifications and central locations. This article lists 10 notable buildings by developer.
Key takeaways
- Keppel Land: Saigon Centre 1, 2 and the upcoming Saigon Centre Tower 3.
- Mapletree: mPlaza Saigon, Centre Point, Mapletree Business Centre.
- Frasers Property: Melinh Point Tower, Worc@Q2.
- The Ascott: Somerset Building; CapitaLand: Vista Tower.
Why do tenants look for Singaporean developers?
- International property management standards with transparent contracts and costs.
- Many buildings hold green certifications such as LEED and BCA Green Mark, supporting ESG goals.
- Prime locations in the CBD and along key corridors, close to Metro Line 1.
- A range of options from central Grade A towers to cost-effective Grade B buildings.
Quick comparison
| Building | Developer | Grade / scale | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saigon Centre 1 | Keppel Land | Grade A | 65 Le Loi, Sai Gon ward |
| Saigon Centre Tower 2 | Keppel Land | Grade A, 18 office floors | 92–94 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, Sai Gon ward |
| Saigon Centre Tower 3 (upcoming) | Keppel Land | Grade A, in development | Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, Sai Gon ward |
| mPlaza Saigon | Mapletree | Grade A, 21 floors | Le Duan, Sai Gon ward |
| Centre Point Tower | Mapletree | Grade B, 15 floors | Nguyen Van Troi, Phu Nhuan ward |
| Mapletree Business Centre | Mapletree | Grade A, 17 floors | Nguyen Van Linh, Tan Hung ward |
| Melinh Point Tower | Frasers Property | Grade A, 22 floors | Ngo Duc Ke, Sai Gon ward |
| Worc@Q2 | Frasers Property | Grade B, 32 floors | Vo Truong Toan, An Khanh ward |
| Somerset Building | The Ascott | Grade B, 6 floors | 21–23 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Sai Gon ward |
| Vista Tower | CapitaLand | Grade B, 9 floors | 628C Vo Nguyen Giap, An Khanh ward |
Developer and scale information is for reference, compiled from public sources; locations are based on SEE the SPACE data.
Building highlights
- Saigon Centre 1: the first tower of the Saigon Centre complex, LEED certified, right next to Ben Thanh metro station.
- Saigon Centre Tower 2: BCA Green Mark certified, typical floor around 2,000 sqm, connected to Takashimaya shopping mall.
- Saigon Centre Tower 3 (upcoming): the next phase of the Saigon Centre complex, suitable for companies planning a move in the coming years.
- mPlaza Saigon: prime location on the Le Duan – Hai Ba Trung corridor, near Ba Son metro station.
- Centre Point Tower: on the main road to Tan Son Nhat Airport, typical floor around 2,100 sqm.
- Mapletree Business Centre: in South Saigon (former District 7), suitable for companies with staff living in Phu My Hung.
- Melinh Point Tower: an established Grade A building in the Me Linh area, near the Saigon River and Opera House metro station.
- Worc@Q2: in Thao Dien – An Phu (former Thu Duc), suitable for companies seeking lower costs than the CBD.
- Somerset Building: a small office block in the Somerset complex, suitable for representative offices needing a central address.
- Vista Tower: part of The Vista An Phu, near An Phu metro station, convenient for staff living in former Thu Duc.
Tips for choosing a building
- Companies needing a central address near the metro should consider Saigon Centre, mPlaza and Melinh Point.
- Teams living in Phu My Hung or former Thu Duc can choose Mapletree Business Centre, Worc@Q2 or Vista Tower.
- Ask who the current property manager is, as the developer and operator may differ.
- Compare the total occupancy cost, including management fees, parking and after-hours air-conditioning.
Frequently asked questions
When will Saigon Centre Tower 3 be completed?
The project is still in development; SEE the SPACE tracks its handover schedule and can help you register interest early.
Can non-Singaporean companies lease these buildings?
Yes. The buildings are open to all tenants regardless of nationality.
Is the information up to date?
The list is for reference at the time of publishing. Please contact us to check current availability and leasing terms.
Contact SEE the SPACE
Contact SEE the SPACE for a shortlist of offices in Singaporean-developed buildings, current availability and handover updates on new projects.
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