King Crown Infinity vs The Privé: Which Thu Duc Premium Apartment? (Foreigner Guide 2026)

Foreign buyers looking at premium apartments in Thu Duc City sometimes weigh two off-plan projects: King Crown Infinity (BCG Land) and The Privé (Dat Xanh Group).

Both are premium and foreign-eligible, at similar entry prices, but they differ in developer and handover timing. This guide compares them on the points that matter to a foreign buyer: price, developer, handover, the foreign quota and who each suits.

This is general information, not investment advice. Both are under construction, so confirm real progress and the legal file. Prices, quota availability and handover dates change over time — verify the current status of the specific unit with Happy Land and your own lawyer before deciding.

Quick comparison

	King Crown Infinity	The Privé
Developer	BCG Land (Bamboo Capital)	Dat Xanh Group (DXG)
Location	Thu Duc City	Thu Duc City
Price from (indicative)	~5.7 billion VND	~5 billion VND
Handover (expected)	~Q2 2026 (near-term)	~2027
Status	Off-plan / near-completion	Off-plan
Foreign quota	Yes (50-year, 30%/building)	Yes (50-year, HCMC-approved quota)

“Price from” is an indicative starting point excluding VAT/incentives. Click a project name below for full details.

The main differences: developer and handover timing

Both are premium Thu Duc apartments at similar prices, so the decision comes down to a few factors:

• King Crown Infinity (BCG Land / Bamboo Capital) has an earlier handover, scheduled around Q2 2026 — closer to completion, so you can see more progress sooner. Entry from ~5.7 billion VND.
• The Privé (Dat Xanh Group) is scheduled around 2027, so a longer wait, with a slightly lower entry from ~5 billion VND. Dat Xanh is one of the larger listed developers in Vietnam.

Because both are off-plan, the developer’s track record on delivering on time and the bank guarantee matter as much as the headline price.

Foreigners & legal status

Both sell within the 30%-per-building foreign quota, 50-year leasehold. The Privé notes a foreign quota approved by the HCMC People’s Committee; King Crown Infinity has foreign-eligible units within its quota.

Confirm the remaining foreign quota for the exact unit early, and — since both are future-formed — review the buying process and each developer’s bank guarantee.

Who should choose which?

Choose King Crown Infinity if you: want an earlier handover (~Q2 2026), prefer to see more construction progress before completion, and are comfortable at ~5.7 billion VND.

Choose The Privé if you: are comfortable waiting to ~2027, want a slightly lower entry (~5 billion VND), and value a large listed developer (Dat Xanh) — while verifying its handover track record.

For delivered options you can inspect now, see ready-to-move apartments foreigners can buy; for other near-term projects, see apartments handing over 2026–2027.

Conclusion

King Crown Infinity and The Privé are both premium off-plan apartments in Thu Duc City at similar prices, so the decision rests on handover timing and developer rather than a big price difference: King Crown Infinity hands over earlier (~Q2 2026), The Privé later (~2027) at a slightly lower entry.

For either, because they are under construction, verify progress, the bank guarantee and the legal file. This article is general information, not investment advice.

Want the price list, current inventory and remaining foreign quota for each? Message Happy Land on Zalo/WhatsApp, or see King Crown Infinity and The Privé in detail.