The Global City prices in August 2026: Which property type fits your budget?

There is no single answer to the question, “How much does a property at The Global City cost?” The development includes a broad mix of high-rise apartments, townhouses, shophouses and villas, with significant differences in size, functionality and total purchase price.

Among the available reference data, the clearest pricing information currently comes from apartments at Masteri Cosmo Central. For other precincts such as SOHO, Masteri Grand View, Lumière Midtown, Masteri Park Place and Villa SOLA, the information provided mainly covers sales policies rather than sufficient current listing prices. Therefore, this article does not assign unverified price ranges to those precincts.

What are The Global City prices in August 2026?

Based on the available listings, Masteri Cosmo Central currently shows a relatively wide range of asking prices.

For 1-bedroom apartments, units of approximately 49.6–53.3 sqm are listed at around VND 6.78–6.83 billion. A 1-bedroom-plus unit measuring 58.5 sqm has an asking price of approximately VND 7.17 billion.

Moving up to 2-bedroom apartments, the total budget increases to approximately VND 8.67–9.32 billion for units ranging from around 73.4 to 82.6 sqm. A 2-bedroom-plus apartment measuring 83.7 sqm is listed at approximately VND 9.63 billion.

The step up to 3-bedroom apartments is more substantial. A 119.1 sqm unit has an asking price of approximately VND 15.25 billion, while a larger 124.5 sqm unit is listed at around VND 15.74 billion.

These figures represent asking prices from individual listings referenced in August 2026. They should not be interpreted as an official price list for The Global City or as confirmed transaction prices.

The Global City apartments: What can different budgets buy?

With a budget of around VND 6.8 billion, buyers can currently consider 1-bedroom apartments of approximately 50–53 sqm. This type of unit is more suitable for single residents, couples or buyers who do not require multiple private rooms.

At around VND 7.2 billion, the options begin to extend to 1-bedroom-plus apartments of approximately 58.5 sqm. The additional space may be useful for a home office, storage area or another flexible function without requiring buyers to move directly into the 2-bedroom price bracket.

A budget of approximately VND 8.7–9.7 billion opens up the 2-bedroom and 2-bedroom-plus segment. These units are generally more relevant to small families, particularly where two separate bedrooms and additional bathroom or flexible space are priorities.

At more than VND 15 billion, buyers begin to see 3-bedroom apartments of approximately 119–125 sqm among the referenced listings. Compared with the 2-bedroom-plus segment, this represents a considerable increase in both living space and total capital required.

How do townhouses, shophouses and villas compare with apartments?

The Global City also includes low-rise products such as SOHO and Villa SOLA. However, the information currently provided is not sufficient to establish reliable August 2026 asking-price ranges for these products, so they should not be placed into specific budget brackets without verified listing data.

Even when asking prices are available, comparing a villa or townhouse directly with an apartment based solely on total price can be misleading.

For low-rise properties, buyers also need to consider land area, usable floor area, location within the precinct, commercial frontage and the intended function of the property. A SOHO townhouse used partly for business, for example, involves a different set of considerations from a high-rise apartment purchased primarily as a residence.

Why can prices vary significantly within The Global City?

The first reason is the diversity of property types. Even within the apartment segment, a 1-bedroom unit and a 3-bedroom unit differ substantially in both size and total purchase price.

Within the same precinct, asking prices can also vary according to floor area, layout, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, floor level, orientation, view and the unit's position within the building.

For townhouses, shophouses and villas, factors such as land area, frontage, commercial position and location within the precinct become more important.

Applicable sales policies can also affect the actual cash flow required from buyers. Two properties with similar asking prices may therefore result in very different initial capital requirements depending on the payment method and financing structure.

Which property types should buyers consider at different budgets?

Based strictly on the available August 2026 pricing data, a budget of approximately VND 6.7–6.9 billion currently provides access to the 1-bedroom apartment segment.

At around VND 7.2 billion, buyers can begin considering 1-bedroom-plus units with more usable space.

The VND 8.6–9.7 billion range currently covers several 2-bedroom and 2-bedroom-plus options, with referenced sizes of approximately 73–84 sqm.

From approximately VND 15.2 billion, 3-bedroom apartments of around 119–125 sqm begin to appear among the available reference listings.

For SOHO, Villa SOLA and other low-rise products, verified asking-price data should be reviewed before determining the appropriate budget range.

Rather than starting with the broad question, “How much does The Global City cost?”, buyers may find it more useful to first establish their total budget and actual space requirements. From there, they can narrow the search by precinct, property type and size before comparing individual units.