Metropolitan Tower

Metropolitan Tower, which has a robust European architectural style and a prime site, is one of Saigon's 10 leading buildings with the most beautiful and oldest architecture. As a result, the building has always had a nearly 100% leasing capacity during its operation, with the headquarters of Canadian embassy or HSBC having the longest office here.

OVERVIEW INFORMATION OF METROPOLITAN TOWER

COST AND TAXES OF METROPOLITAN TOWER

LOCATION AND ADVANTAGES OF METROPOLITAN TOWER

Located at 235 Dong Khoi, District 1 - a million-dollar boulevard where land is more valuable than gold and where hundreds of outstanding contemporary buildings can be found: Notre Dame Cathedral, Opera House, Continental Hotel, Vincom Dong Khoi,...

With the oldest, most ancient and most luxurious architectural values ​​in Saigon, Dong Khoi is also the only way to attract the world's leading luxury brands trying to find a way to set up shop here as an affirmative action position.

As a result, the tourist attractions, real estate rental market, and shopping activities in this city are always exorbitantly priced. Metropolitan is also thanks to this that famous anchor tenants (major tenants) have set up offices, such as HSBC, CocaCola, CPA Australia, Toyota Motor, Consulate General of Canada, New Zealands... and others, adding to increased economic value and boosting the building's high reputation in the international market.

In the future, Metro line No. 1, which runs directly past the Ho Chi Minh City Opera House, will be operational, and trade at the building will grow even more, attracting more investors and the upper class to do business here.

Dong Khoi Street is a million dollar road, hearts and people, the golden street of Ho Chi Minh City, with a unique and vital position for the economics, culture, and politics, as well as a site where the past, present, and future combine.

THE SCALE, DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT OF METROPOLITAN TOWER

Metropolitan Tower, which first officially opened in 1997, is one of the oldest office buildings in District 1. As a consequence, the building's architecture and culture are unashamedly European, with an ancient Neo-Gothic style.

The most noticeable is the round tower, which has a pointed but not too high top, is roofed with red-brown bricks, and has a typical seventeenth-century arched door system. This design aids in the creation of accents for high-rise structures by making conventional elements like glass and steel appear more huge and superficial in the center of the street.

The building windows are symmetrically built to establish harmony with the domed and pointed architecture. Small doors are rectangular or square, while large windows are used to create arches or ovals.

All of the foregoing rhythmic coordination has contributed to Metropolitan Tower's ability to emanate an antique and modern beauty without being overbearing. The structure is a testament to antique construction, yet it has a timeless beauty that makes anyone want to enter and admire it for the first time.