Notes for owners in Mipec Rubik 360
The school inside the project shapes the letting cycle here. Families who enrol a child at Interco want to live in the building, and once they are in they rarely move mid-year. That produces longer tenancies than the Hanoi average — but it also concentrates demand around the start of the school year.
For an owner, the practical consequence is timing. A lease that expires in July or August re-lets into a queue of school families; the same lease expiring in January re-lets into a much thinner market. We manage lease end dates deliberately rather than letting them drift, which over a few cycles is worth more than squeezing an extra half-million dong out of the monthly rent.
If you are comparing this building against others, note the smallest unit is a 53 m² two-bedroom — compact by two-bedroom standards. It rents well to couples and small families, but do not benchmark it against an 80 m² two-bedroom elsewhere.