Starworld Building

Located in the Kim Son residential area – a place with a slower pace of life than the city center – the building feels more like a “private headquarters” than a typical office building. This is precisely why many businesses choose it: the space is not overly shared, not blended in with others, and allows for almost complete control over their work environment.

The location in Tan Hung provides quick access to Nguyen Huu Tho or Nguyen Van Linh, making it convenient to travel to District 1 or Phu My Hung, while maintaining the necessary separation.

BUILDING DESIGN & SCALE

With a structure of 1 basement level and 5 above-ground floors, Starworld does not follow the “stacked office” model, but rather resembles a single space designed to serve one or a few main users.

The exterior architecture is quite recognizable with its large facade, prominent signage, and setback – creating a sense of “private space” rather than being right on the street like many other buildings. This allows for more proactive access, guest reception, and internal operations.

Inside, the space is typically divided into functional floors, rather than smaller rental areas. This opens up a different usage:

• Floor for operations
• Floor for creativity/meetings
• Floor for management

In other words, this isn’t about “renting a certain number of square meters,” but rather a place to organize an entire work system within the same building.

RENTAL PRICES & SERVICE FEES

Because it’s an office building, Starworld Building doesn’t have a fixed price like traditional high-rises. Rental prices are usually calculated as follows:

Reference prices in the Kim Son – Tan Hung area vary depending on the area and rental type.

The key point is that the cost here isn’t just calculated by area, but also by the value of “space control.” For some businesses, this is more important than renting space in a large building but having to share a common environment.

At Starworld Building, the concept of “utility” lies not in quantity, but in control of space. This exclusivity creates a unique form of utility: a workspace that is not fragmented, not affected by other units, and maintains consistency in daily operations.

Located within the Kim Son residential area, the building benefits from a rather unique environment: quiet internal roads, moderate population density, yet still providing all the necessary amenities for daily activities. From restaurants and cafes to basic services, everything is readily available within close proximity, making office operations smoother.

The value of this area lies not in its vibrancy, but in its balance – convenient enough to work, quiet enough to concentrate, and well-connected enough to avoid being isolated from the city center.