Signature 3-bedroom apartments at Lusso Saigon attract expat professionals thanks to its flexible design

Open-plan design featuring floor-to-ceiling glazing, flexible layouts, and customizable functionality are the key advantages that make Lusso Saigon’s 3-bedroom apartments appealing to international professionals seeking long-term residence in HCMC.

Rendering of the 3-bedroom apartment at Lusso Saigon (Source: Developer).

During a visit to the 3-bedroom show unit, Park Taeho – Production Manager at Hansoll Vina – expressed interest in the larger units at Lusso Saigon, drawn by the open design and expansive views overlooking Landmark 81.

“With a demanding workload of 12–15 hours a day, coming home to a spacious, airy environment helps me recharge. Lusso Saigon stands out with its floor-to-ceiling curved glass, which fills the apartment with natural light during the day and offers sweeping views of the vibrant city at night,” he shared.

The curved floor-to-ceiling glass façade enhances panoramic city views, making it especially attractive to expat professionals. 

Sharing insights on housing preferences among international professionals, Mr. Vo Nguyen Hung – Country HR Director at Ipsos Vietnam – noted that most expatriates are accustomed to international living standards and expect the same wherever they work.

According to him, there are two main demand segments among expatriates in Vietnam: First, single professionals who prefer larger apartments that allow flexible use of space for both living and working from home. Second, expatriates relocating with their families. This group has higher requirements for living space, favoring 3-bedroom apartments with scenic views and flexible layouts that ensure both privacy for each member and comfortable shared living areas.

Rendering of the Project lobby.

“Rental budgets for expatriates at FDI enterprises typically range from USD 1,000 to 10,000 per month, depending on location, position, responsibilities, and housing type – whether high-end apartments or villas. Therefore, developments offering large-sized units, particularly within ‘All-in-One’ urban complexes managed by international hospitality brands, are often the preferred choice for this discerning segment,” Mr. Hung emphasized.

Experts also point out that while spacious layouts and thoughtful design are necessary conditions, being part of an ‘All-in-One’ development operated by an international brand will be the sufficient condition to retain expatriates for a long term.

The Sky Pool on the 20th floor adds to Lusso Saigon’s appeal in terms of amenities. 

Mr. Troy Griffiths – Deputy Managing Director of Savills Vietnam – commented that Vietnam is transitioning from low-cost manufacturing to high-tech production. Managers and experts in these sectors increasingly demand higher living standards, requiring developments to offer premium amenities such as swimming pools, international schools, hospitals, and especially integrated shopping centers.

As one of the professionals exploring Lusso Saigon, Mr. Sumit Kamra – Strategy Development Director at Kantar Insights Vietnam – highly appreciates the project’s “All-in-One” concept.

International professionals are willing to pay 20–50% more to rent larger apartments in premium “All-in-One” developments (Source: Developer).

“I think one of the most impressive aspects of this apartment is its convenience, as all amenities are integrated within a single ecosystem. Convenience is crucial—it helps me recharge after a long day at work and reduces the stress of having to travel elsewhere for relaxation,” he noted.

As Ho Chi Minh City continues to attract a growing pool of global professionals, the demand for internationally standardized living spaces is becoming increasingly evident. With its flexible design, spacious layouts, and the “All-in-One” ecosystem operated by WorldHotels—the luxury brand under BWH Hotels, Lusso Saigon’s 3-bedroom apartments are gradually emerging as an ideal choice for both residential purposes and long-term investment.

Source: Dan tri.