Masteri Cosmo Central Prices: What Budget Fits Each Unit Type?

How much does it currently take to buy an apartment at Masteri Cosmo Central? Based on listings on Linker in August 2026, asking prices range from approximately VND 6.78 billion for a 49.6 sqm one-bedroom apartment to more than VND 15.7 billion for a 124.5 sqm three-bedroom unit.

However, the lowest listed price should not be treated as a project-wide “starting price.” Even within the same one-bedroom or two-bedroom category, total asking prices and prices per square meter can vary depending on size, number of bathrooms, layout, view, and the specific characteristics of each unit.

For buyers, a more practical way to assess prices is to start with the available budget: what options are available at around VND 6–7 billion, how much more space and functionality can be gained with a budget of VND 8–10 billion, and how much does the total capital requirement increase when moving up to a three-bedroom apartment?

What Can You Buy with a Budget of Around VND 6–7 Billion?

Among the current listings, one-bedroom apartments represent the lower-budget segment.

A 49.6 sqm one-bedroom apartment is currently offered at approximately VND 6.784 billion, equivalent to around VND 136.8 million per sqm. The unit has one bedroom and one bathroom.

Another one-bedroom apartment measuring 53.3 sqm is listed at approximately VND 6.828 billion. The total price is only about VND 44 million higher, while the apartment provides nearly 3.7 sqm of additional space. As a result, its asking price per square meter falls to approximately VND 128.1 million. According to the listing, the unit has one bedroom, one bathroom, and views toward City Park and the kite-field area.

With a budget of approximately VND 7.174 billion, buyers can consider a 58.5 sqm one-bedroom-plus apartment. Its asking price translates to around VND 122.6 million per sqm.

The notable point is that moving from a 53.3 sqm one-bedroom unit to a 58.5 sqm one-bedroom-plus apartment requires approximately VND 346 million more while adding over 5 sqm of space.

For buyers who need a home office, additional storage, or a flexible area outside the main bedroom, the extra space may provide meaningful practical value.

On the other hand, for a single occupant or couple who would rarely use the additional area, staying within the standard one-bedroom segment may be a more appropriate use of the budget.

VND 8–10 Billion Budget: Two Bedrooms or Two Bedrooms Plus?

This price range currently offers more choices and also demonstrates why buyers should not evaluate an apartment based solely on the number of bedrooms.

A 73.4 sqm two-bedroom apartment is listed at approximately VND 8.668 billion, equivalent to around VND 118.1 million per sqm. The unit has two bedrooms but only one bathroom.

A 76 sqm apartment is offered at approximately VND 8.86 billion. Linker data indicates that this unit has two bedrooms and one bathroom, with an asking price of around VND 116.6 million per sqm.

At approximately VND 9.32 billion, buyers can find an 82.6 sqm two-bedroom apartment with two bathrooms. Its asking price works out to approximately VND 112.8 million per sqm, lower than the two smaller two-bedroom units mentioned above.

Meanwhile, an 83.7 sqm two-bedroom-plus apartment is listed at approximately VND 9.627 billion. It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an internal pool view, with an asking price of approximately VND 115 million per sqm.

Therefore, within the VND 8.6–9.6 billion range, buyers are not simply paying more for additional floor area. Differences also include the number of bathrooms and the extra flexible space provided by a two-bedroom-plus layout.

For a household of two adults and one child, a 73–76 sqm two-bedroom apartment may already provide sufficient functionality. However, families planning to stay longer, requiring two bathrooms, or wanting more flexible living space may find apartments above 82 sqm worth considering.

Importantly, a more expensive apartment is not automatically the better choice. The right option depends on how the household will actually use the available space.

How Much Does a Three-Bedroom Masteri Cosmo Central Apartment Cost?

The financial step from a two-bedroom to a three-bedroom apartment is significant.

Linker currently records a 119.1 sqm three-bedroom apartment with an asking price of approximately VND 15.25 billion, equivalent to around VND 128 million per sqm. The apartment has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Another 124.5 sqm unit is listed at approximately VND 15.738 billion, or around VND 126.4 million per sqm. According to the listing, the apartment has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and views toward the musical fountain and kite-field area.

Compared with a two-bedroom-plus apartment priced at approximately VND 9.63 billion, moving up to a three-bedroom apartment at around VND 15.25 billion requires more than VND 5.6 billion in additional capital.

In return, the floor area increases from approximately 83.7 sqm to 119.1 sqm — more than 35 sqm of additional space plus an extra bedroom.

This is no longer a minor upgrade in functionality. Three-bedroom apartments are more suitable for families with two children, multigenerational households, or buyers who genuinely need three separate rooms.

If the third bedroom is unlikely to be used for several years, buyers should consider whether the additional capital commitment is necessary for their current needs.

Why Do Apartments Within Masteri Cosmo Central Have Different Prices?

Unit type is the first factor, but it does not fully explain the differences in asking prices.

Even within the one-bedroom category, the 49.6 sqm unit is listed at approximately VND 6.784 billion, while the 53.3 sqm unit is offered at around VND 6.828 billion. The difference in total price is relatively small, but the price per square meter varies noticeably.

In the two-bedroom segment, differences are also reflected in functionality. The 73.4 sqm and 76 sqm apartments are listed with one bathroom, while the 82.6 sqm two-bedroom unit and the 83.7 sqm two-bedroom-plus unit have two bathrooms.

Views should also be considered on a unit-by-unit basis. Current listings include views toward City Park, the kite-field area, the internal swimming pool, and the musical fountain.

However, without data for two otherwise identical apartments, it would be misleading to conclude exactly how much of the price difference is attributable to the view alone.

Similarly, floor level, position within the tower, layout, and applicable sales policies at the time of purchase may all affect the total amount a buyer ultimately pays.

For this reason, when comparing two apartments, buyers should consider at least five factors side by side: total price, floor area, functionality, unit position, and payment terms.

Don’t Look Only at Total Price: What Does Price per Square Meter Tell You?

Current listing data shows that the apartment with the lowest total asking price does not necessarily have the lowest price per square meter.

The 49.6 sqm one-bedroom apartment priced at VND 6.784 billion works out to approximately VND 136.8 million per sqm. In comparison, the 58.5 sqm one-bedroom-plus unit has a higher total asking price of VND 7.174 billion but a lower unit price of approximately VND 122.6 million per sqm.

In the two-bedroom category, the 82.6 sqm apartment listed at approximately VND 9.32 billion has an asking price of around VND 112.8 million per sqm — noticeably lower than the 49.6 sqm one-bedroom unit.

The two three-bedroom apartments currently referenced are priced at approximately VND 126–128 million per sqm.

This demonstrates why price per square meter is useful for relative comparison but should not become the only criterion.

A two-bedroom apartment may have a lower price per square meter while still requiring a substantially larger total budget. The additional space only represents better value if the buyer actually needs and uses it.

A more balanced comparison should therefore consider total price + floor area + price per sqm + functionality + unit-specific characteristics.

Which Unit Type Fits Each Budget Range?

Based on Masteri Cosmo Central listings on Linker in August 2026, the VND 6.7–6.9 billion range is currently concentrated mainly in one-bedroom apartments measuring approximately 49.6–53.3 sqm.

At around VND 7.2 billion, buyers can begin considering one-bedroom-plus apartments of approximately 58.5 sqm. The increase in total budget is relatively modest compared with some standard one-bedroom units, while providing more usable space.

The VND 8.6 billion to under VND 10 billion range is currently the main territory for two-bedroom and two-bedroom-plus apartments. Listed sizes range from approximately 73.4 to 83.7 sqm, with differences in the number of bathrooms and additional flexible space.

At around VND 15 billion and above, three-bedroom apartments begin to appear among the current listings, generally measuring approximately 119–125 sqm.

These budget ranges reflect properties currently listed on Linker as of August 2026. They should not be interpreted as a fixed or official price list for Masteri Cosmo Central.

Masteri Cosmo Central Properties Currently Attracting Attention

A 53.3 sqm one-bedroom apartment is currently listed at approximately VND 6.828 billion, equivalent to around VND 128.1 million per sqm. It has one bedroom, one bathroom, and views toward City Park and the kite-field area. This unit may suit single occupants or couples.

A 58.5 sqm one-bedroom-plus apartment is offered at approximately VND 7.174 billion, equivalent to around VND 122.6 million per sqm. It may appeal to buyers who want more flexible living space without moving up to a full two-bedroom layout.

A 73.4 sqm two-bedroom apartment is listed at approximately VND 8.668 billion, or around VND 118.1 million per sqm. With two bedrooms and one bathroom, it may suit small families looking to keep their total budget toward the lower end of the two-bedroom segment.

An 83.7 sqm two-bedroom-plus apartment has an asking price of approximately VND 9.627 billion, equivalent to around VND 115 million per sqm. The apartment has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an internal swimming-pool view, making it more relevant to households requiring additional functionality.

A 119.1 sqm three-bedroom apartment is currently offered at approximately VND 15.25 billion, equivalent to around VND 128 million per sqm. This category is more suitable for families that genuinely require three bedrooms and a larger overall living area.

Buyers can view the full selection of currently listed properties on the Masteri Cosmo Central sales page on Linker to compare apartments by size, bedroom count, and asking-price range.

All prices mentioned above are asking prices from individual Linker listings as of August 2026. They should not be interpreted as confirmed transaction prices or as the developer’s official price list.