Khanh Nguyen Building Ham Nghi District 1

Information about Khanh Nguyen Building

Khanh Nguyen Building located at 87 Ham Nghi, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Situated on Hàm Nghi Street, Khanh Nguyen Building offers easy access to major roads and is in close proximity to various amenities, including restaurants, cafes, and banks. Its strategic position in the central business district makes it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a prestigious address in Ho Chi Minh City. Khanh Nguyen Building is truly an ideal workplace destination for businesses and a great starting point for many startups. With expansive views and fresh air, the office tower will provide inspiration, passion, and endless creativity in work as well as in other fields.

This is a Grade B office building developed by DAG Holdings. The building was completed and officially put into operation in the second quarter of 2020.

Building specifications and design

• Number of Storeys: 2 Basement + 15 Storeys
• Lift: 1 Lifts
• Ceiling height: 2m6
• Direction: Northeast
• Year Completed: 2020
• Typical floor: 300 sqm
• Total Lettable area: 2.100 sqm

Khanh Nguyen Building features a modern architectural design with expansive views and fresh air and equiped a glass facade, allowing ample natural light into the office spaces. The building's layout offers flexible office configurations and efficient space utilization.

Amenities and services at Khanh Nguyen Building

• Professional building management ensuring smooth operations
• Regular maintenance of building systems and common areas.
• Routine cleaning of corridors, restrooms, and exterior areas.
• 3 basement levels providing parking for cars and motorbikes.
• Proximity to major banks, restaurants, and retail centers.

Traffic location of Khanh Nguyen Building

• About 5-minute walk to Quach Thi Trang Roundabout.
• Approximately 6-minute walk to Ben Thanh Market.
• Around 3-minute walk to the nearest bus station.
• About 5-minute walk to Cao Thang University.
• Around 2-minute walk to the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts.