Recently, the People’s Committee of Dong Nai Province issued Decision No. 1969/QĐ-UBND, signed by Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Hoang, officially allocating nearly 13,000 m² of land to the developer of the Golden Turtle Island project. This land will be used for transport infrastructure development in the area. The decision marks a significant step forward, creating momentum to accelerate the overall progress of the project.
Perspective of the Golden Turtle Island Project in Tan Van Ward, Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province, newly allocated land
Additional Land Fund to Complete Infrastructure Connectivity for the Eco-Urban Area
According to the decision, the allocated land in Tan Van Ward, Bien Hoa City will be used for constructing two planned transportation routes, QH-D35 and QH-D6. This land, designated as public transportation infrastructure, is granted without land-use fees. This not only supports the completion of internal technical infrastructure but also ensures seamless connectivity with the existing traffic network of the city.
The project investor is responsible for constructing the two roads in compliance with the approved plan, ensuring quality and progress. Upon completion, the roads will be handed over to the People’s Committee of Bien Hoa City and Tan Van Ward for management according to legal regulations.
Relevant authorities such as the Department of Natural Resources and Environment and the Provincial Land Registration Office have been instructed to coordinate and implement necessary legal procedures, including decision announcements, cadastral updates, boundary identification, and actual land handover to the receiving unit.
These two transportation routes are part of the overall Golden Turtle Island Project, which covers up to 48 hectares. The project includes key components such as low-rise residential areas, urban tourism and service zones, public facilities, and sports-service complexes—aiming to create a modern, eco-friendly living space in the heart of Bien Hoa City.
Golden Turtle Island – Prime Location, Favorable Feng Shui by the Dong Nai River
The Golden Turtle Island project is developed by Saigon Thuong Tin Real Estate JSC – TTC Land (stock code: SCR). With a strategy focused on riverside urban development, TTC Land has concentrated resources to shape Golden Turtle Island into a model eco-urban township, harmonizing convenience and resort-style living within an urban setting.
On May 31, 2025, TTC Land officially announced the Golden Turtle Island brand. The event marked a strong transformation in the commercialization journey of the project, aiming to win over customers and investors in Southern Vietnam.
At the brand launch ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Chuong, Chairman of the Board of TTC Land, emphasized:
“Golden Turtle Island is a 'precious gem' of the Dong Nai River — the only project embodying the form of an isolated island within Bien Hoa City, naturally surrounded on all sides by cool river water. This unique location not only offers rare scenic advantages but also brings a fresh, well-ventilated climate—ideal for a daily resort-style living. The project is meticulously planned and fully equipped with modern living amenities, reflecting TTC Land’s philosophy of sustainable eco-urban development.”
With a “diamond” location at the heart of Tan Van, Bien Hoa City—surrounded by the Dong Nai River and connected to major transportation axes—Golden Turtle Island is gradually forming as a “prosperous oasis” in the heart of the city. Beyond convenient access, the project boasts rare natural advantages, providing a tranquil, cool living environment year-round—something few urban areas in the region can offer.
Golden Turtle Island Blessed with Fresh and Pleasant Climate
Golden Turtle Island also prioritizes investment in a comprehensive internal utility system, including sports zones, riverside parks, schools, shopping centers, and premium service-entertainment facilities. It meets the full spectrum of residential, educational, and recreational needs—ideal for long-term living and a valuable asset for investors.
The recent land allocation for infrastructure development once again reflects the local government’s support and trust in the investor’s capacity and vision. This positive signal opens a new phase of acceleration for the project—especially promising in the context of a real estate market poised for recovery.
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