FLC Group to build first modern urban area in Kon Tum
Property developer FLC Group has announced that it will begin construction of FLC Legacy Kon Tum, the first modern urban area in the Central Highlands region, on August 15.
Hanoi (VNA) – Property developer FLC Group hasannounced that it will begin construction of FLC Legacy Kon Tum, the firstmodern urban area in the Central Highlands region, on August 15.
The area is located on major routes Truong Chinh and TranNhan Tong, easily accessible to National Highway 24 that links Kon Tum with otherCentral Highlands provinces and the south central coastal region.
Covering 19ha, it will accommodate shop houses, boutiques,hi-end hotels and apartment buildings, schools, parks, an entertainment areaand a shopping centre.
Earlier, FLC started construction of FLC Quang Ngai resortcomplex in Binh Son district, the central province of Quang Ngai on a totalarea of 1,026ha at an estimated cost of around 11 trillion VND (478.2 millionUSD) and FLC La Vista Sadec in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap.-VNA
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Perspective of FLC Legacy Kon Tum (Source: FLC) 
