Excellence Awaits: Premium Offices at 9 Ton Duc Thang Tower

9-11 Ton Duc Thang Building, formerly known as Lim Tower, stands as an emblematic B+ grade office space in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Constructed by the renowned Hoa Lam Group, this edifice is strategically positioned on the bustling Ton Duc Thang street. Its prime location, directly connected to key infrastructures like the Thu Thiem 2 Bridge and the Ba Son Metro line, not only ensures easy commuting but also places tenants at the epicenter of vibrancy and convenience.

Key Features

• GFA: 19,488 office space for rent.
• NFA: 100 – 700 sqm.
• Typical Floor: 792 sqm.
• Grade: A.
• Price: $49/m2/month.
• Service fee: $6,5/m2/month.
• Number of floors: 34 above ground – 02 basement levels.
• Lift: 08 Passenger lifts and 01 Service lifts.
• Lease Term: At least 2 years.
• Ceiling height: 2,65m.

One of the building’s standout features is its direct view of the Saigon River, offering tenants a spacious working environment with a breathtaking vista. Moreover, its energy-efficient glass window system optimizes natural light, ensuring a comfortable workspace.

In terms of amenities, 9-11 Ton Duc Thang boasts a high-speed 9-elevator system, a centralized air-conditioning system, and a backup power generator, ensuring uninterrupted operations. Its central location also provides easy access to premium banking services, restaurants, and upscale cafes.

At Bereal, we champion transparency. Our competitive leasing rates, combined with our seasoned consultancy team, guarantee unparalleled value.

Seize this unparalleled opportunity to establish your presence in Saigon’s most sought-after office address. Reach out to Bereal at [📞 0909 289 9696 or 📧 sale@bereal.vn] for a complimentary consultation and uncover the finest leasing offers at 9 Ton Duc Thang Tower.

Ton Duc Thang Tower

Address: 9 – 11 Ton Duc Thang Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

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