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The Hanoi real estate market in 2026 is showing increasingly clear differentiation. While housing supply tends to shift to suburban areas, inner-city real estate prices remain high and cash flow becomes more selective, real estate with central locations, complete infrastructure and the ability to actually exploit continues to have an advantage. Located at 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, City. Hanoi, Artemis Tower is a multi-functional complex with office space, commercial center and outdoor advertising locations, meeting the presence and business needs of businesses right in the inner city area.

On the occasion of National Day September 2, MHL Investment Joint Stock Company respectfully announces to our Customers and Partners the holiday schedule for convenience in contacting and arranging work.

The Hanoi real estate market in 2026 is showing increasingly clear differentiation. As investment liquidity declines and the "surfing" mentality gradually gives way to more cautious decisions, real estate properties with inner-city locations, real exploitation capabilities and complete utility ecosystems are having more grounds to affirm their value. In that context, Artemis Tower at 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, Hanoi provides suitable space for businesses looking for offices, commercial space and brand promotion positions right in crowded urban areas.

As the real estate market enters a more selective phase, cash flow no longer simply follows the expectation of price increases but increasingly focuses on location, actual exploitation ability and infrastructure connection. In that context, commercial real estate already exists in Hanoi's inner city area such as Artemis Tower - No. 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, City. Hanoi has more basis to affirm its value from its location and ability to serve real business needs.

Hanoi is entering a period of strong acceleration in urban development with a series of breakthrough policies on reforming investment procedures, housing development and building a modern land management foundation. These positive movements not only boost the real estate market but also add value to office buildings with strategic locations such as Artemis Tower (No. 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, Hanoi City) - the ideal choice for businesses looking for modern, conveniently connected and sustainable working space.

The gradual completion of the Ring 2.5 route not only creates a driving force for infrastructure development but also pushes the real estate price level in the southwest of Hanoi to set a new level. Located at No. 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, City. Hanoi,Artemis Tower possesses the advantage of direct connection to major traffic arteries, becoming an attractive choice for businesses looking for modern offices in areas with strong growth.

Transport infrastructure is always an important driving force promoting the development of the real estate and office market. When the Belt 2.5 route is being accelerated, along with Phuong Liet ward announcing the project profile of National Highway 1A axis and strengthening dialogue with people to promote site clearance, the Southwest region of Ha Noi is expected to enter a new development cycle. Located atNo. 3 Le Trong Tan, Phuong Liet Ward, City. Hanoi, Artemis Tower possesses the advantage of catching up with the infrastructure wave, bringing a modern working environment and sustainable exploitation value to businesses.

From 1 July 2026, Hanoi is piloting a low-emission zone in selected areas of Hoan Kiem Ward. What does this mean for employee travel, business operations and office location decisions?

Amid the vibrant pace of life in the capital, The Artemis stands out as an icon of refined and sophisticated living in the heart of Hanoi. With its prime location at No. 3 Le Trong Tan Street, modern architecture, and comprehensive five-star amenities, The Artemis offers an elevated living experience, an ideal place to call home, and sustainable investment opportunities for a community of discerning residents.

On 27 September 2025, The Artemis collaborated with Fire Prevention, Fighting and Rescue Police Unit No. 13 of the Hanoi City Police to conduct a large-scale firefighting and rescue drill. The exercise not only assessed the on-site firefighting team's emergency response capabilities but also reaffirmed the building's commitment to safety as a core value and top priority for its customers.

Recently, several videos concerning incidents at the Artemis building have been reported by the media. Images of people "crying" have circulated alongside inaccurate information about the Artemis building. To help the public better understand the issues raised, we would like to release a video revealing the TRUTH BEHIND those videos. So, what is the REAL TRUTH?

Recently, several media outlets and online news platforms, including Lao Dong Media, VOV, Tien Phong Newspaper, and Nguoi Quan Sat, have published articles concerning incidents at the Artemis building, including changes to parking fees, fire prevention and fighting issues, and the establishment of the Building Management Committee.