On the development map of thriving cities, when the old frameworks become too restrictive, investment flows and planning approaches will shift to unlock new growth hubs—places that not only boast modern infrastructure but also serve as focal points for reshaping the future. In Phú Quốc, such a landmark shift is quietly taking place.
The laws of tectonic shifts are creating new centres of prosperity
In Bali (Indonesia), Kuta was once synonymous with the tourism boom. However, as visitor numbers rose rapidly over the years, the area gradually came under pressure from high building density, traffic and limited space for development. Against this backdrop, the government has designated Nusa Dua as a new centre in the south of the island.
As well as being home to a range of luxury and ultra-luxury resorts, Nusa Dua has also seen significant investment in infrastructure for hosting international events, making it the venue for many important diplomatic engagements, such as the G20 Summit held in 2022. Driven by these developments, foreign billionaires and experts have chosen this as their place to live and work, transforming the area into a new ‘power hub’.
A similar story has unfolded in Singapore. From the historic port area around the Singapore River, the island nation has developed Marina Bay Sands as a new integrated hub for finance, exhibitions, international conferences, MICE and high-end entertainment. This complex has not only expanded the scope for urban development but has also helped to reposition Singapore’s image on the global stage.
The common thread running through these shifts lies not in their scale or location, but in the laws of development. When a city enters a ‘mature’ phase and runs out of space to expand, a shift towards more suitable areas that meet new growth criteria is inevitable. These are places where integrated planning converges and where there is ample scope for the future, featuring modern infrastructure, a diverse range of amenities, high-quality living spaces and a civilised community of residents.
In Vietnam, Phú Quốc is also facing a similar turning point. Whilst the Dương Đông area in the north of the island was once the initial centre of development for the ‘Pearl Island’, the southern part of the island has recently been gradually emerging as a new key growth hub.
Southern Phú Quốc: The Pearl Island’s new ‘ideal place to live’
The southern part of Phú Quốc Island is undergoing a spectacular transformation thanks to substantial public investment and a planning vision with a century-long outlook. No longer confined to its role as a mere tourist and holiday destination, the emergence of major milestones such as APEC 2027, alongside a public transport-oriented urban development model (TOD) – with the metro line currently under construction – has laid a solid foundation for a model young city that is dynamic and sustainable.
Notably, the momentum generated by the international political and economic landscape is creating a sustained flow of migration. Following APEC 2027, the southern part of the island will become a regular destination for diplomatic delegations and international policymakers attending global-scale events. The inevitable consequence is the emergence of a genuine, long-term demand for accommodation from the accompanying teams of executives, advisers and senior experts.
Furthermore, the demand for a high-calibre living space in the southern part of the island is also being strongly driven by the region’s own inherent characteristics. There is a huge amount of genuine demand from the management teams and foreign experts currently running the dense network of 5–6-star resort complexes here (JW Marriott, New World, Accor, etc.).
This demand has driven a marked polarisation in the Phú Quốc property market, with a clear shift towards high-quality residential properties. Amidst this trend, the Meypearl Harmony beachfront apartments, nestled within the heart of the liveable metropolis of Meyhomes Capital Phú Quốc, have emerged as a fitting solution, fully addressing the need for long-term residence whilst offering a truly fulfilling living experience.
Situated in the heart of the southern part of the island, along the billion-dollar Bai Truong coastal corridor, Meypearl Harmony benefits from the ecosystem of the Meyhomes Capital mega-city, offering convenient access to key locations, strategic transport links and the range of facilities serving APEC. These advantages create a harmonious living environment just 150 metres from the sea – close enough to be connected, yet far enough to enjoy privacy.
The project’s value is further enhanced by the legal right to long-term ownership, a rare advantage in such a ‘golden’ location on the island today. This privilege not only meets the need for long-term residence but also provides peace of mind and lays the foundation for sustainable wealth accumulation for the future. With a limited final stock of fewer than 100 units – a factor driven by scarcity that has transformed Meypearl Harmony into an exclusive privilege reserved for discerning owners.
Own a secure home with long-term legal certainty at the very heart of the new infrastructure hub, on the cusp of an era of rapid growth; is not only about seizing the opportunity presented by a prosperous development cycle on Ngọc Island, but also a wise investment to build a secure future home and create a legacy that will be passed down through the generations.
