The Aurora Phu My Hung vs The Peak Garden: Which District 7 Apartment? (Foreigner Guide 2026)

District 7 — and its master-planned township Phu My Hung — is the long-time home of the Korean and Japanese communities in Ho Chi Minh City, and a top choice for foreign families. Two apartment projects foreign buyers often compare here are The Aurora (Phu My Hung Corporation) and The Peak Garden (Hung Loc Phat Group). Both are in District 7 / Phu My Hung but differ in developer, handover timing and price. This guide compares them on the points that matter to a foreign buyer: price, developer, delivered-versus-off-plan status, unit types, the foreign quota and who each suits.

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

Quick comparison

	The Aurora	The Peak Garden
Developer	Phu My Hung Corporation	Hung Loc Phat Group
Location	District 7 – Phu My Hung	District 7 – Phu My Hung
Price from (indicative)	~3.6 billion VND	~4.8 billion VND
Unit types	1 – 3BR (+ Tophouse)	2 – 3BR (family)
Handover / status	Handover underway (from Q4 2025)	Off-plan, expected ~Q2 2027
Foreign quota	Yes (50-year, 30%/building)	Yes (50-year, 30%/building)

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

The biggest difference: near-delivered versus brand-new

• The Aurora is further along — handover is underway (from Q4 2025), so you can inspect the real unit and move in or lease sooner. It is also developed by Phu My Hung Corporation, the master developer of the Phu My Hung township, which gives it a central location and brand reassurance many foreign buyers value. It offers a wider unit range (1–3BR plus a Tophouse), with a lower entry from ~3.6 billion VND.
• The Peak Garden is under construction, with handover expected around Q2 2027. It focuses on larger 2–3BR family layouts, at a higher entry from ~4.8 billion VND. Being off-plan, it comes with a wait and the usual future-formed-property checks.

In short: The Aurora = near-delivered, Phu My Hung Corp, wider range, lower entry; The Peak Garden = brand-new family units, worth the wait.

Foreigners & legal status

Both sell within the 30%-per-building foreign quota, 50-year leasehold. Phu My Hung is one of the most sought-after areas for foreign buyers, so the foreign quota in popular projects fills up quickly — check the remaining foreign quota for the exact unit early. The Aurora, with handover underway, lets you inspect real stock; for The Peak Garden, being off-plan, review the buying process and the developer’s bank guarantee.

Who should choose which?

Choose The Aurora if you: want to move in or lease sooner, value being developed by Phu My Hung Corporation in a central Phu My Hung location, prefer a wider choice of layouts (1–3BR + Tophouse), and want a lower entry (~3.6 billion VND).

Choose The Peak Garden if you: want a brand-new, larger family unit (2–3BR), and can wait to around Q2 2027 for handover (~4.8 billion VND).

For other apartments foreigners can buy in this area, see apartments in District 7 (Phu My Hung) and ready-to-move apartments.

Conclusion

The Aurora and The Peak Garden are both District 7 / Phu My Hung apartments in the heart of the expat community, but they serve different needs. The Aurora is strongest on near-delivered stock, the Phu My Hung Corporation brand, a wider range and a lower entry, while The Peak Garden is strongest on brand-new family units (in exchange for waiting to ~2027 at a higher entry). The right answer depends on your timing, unit-size needs and budget. This article is general information, not investment advice.

Want the price list, current inventory and remaining foreign quota for each project? Message Happy Land on Zalo/WhatsApp, or see The Aurora and The Peak Garden in detail.