Phoenix Building GRADE B
Lane 15 Duy Tan, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi
Phoenix Building is a Grade B office building at Lane 15 Duy Tan, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi. Indicative rent: Contact GRES. Typical floor area: 350 sqm/floor. Scale: 15 above-ground floors and 2 basements.





Building specifications
Building gradeGrade B
Completion year2022
Scale15 above-ground floors and 2 basements
Typical floor area350 sqm/floor
Ceiling height2.7 m
Air conditioningDaikin central air conditioning system
Elevators3 high-speed Mitsubishi elevators
Backup power100% power backup generator
Parking2 basement parking levels
Working hoursMonday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cost details
RentContact GRES
Service chargeContact GRES
VAT10%
Motorcycle parkingTo be updated
Car parkingContact GRES
Cooling electricityIncluded
Minimum lease termMinimum 3-year lease
Deposit & payment3-month deposit - Quarterly payment
OvertimeContact GRES
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Estimate lease costBring rent, service charge, VAT, lease term, and operating inputs into one practical budget view.Estimate lease budget
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Available space
Use the information below as an initial guide before confirming the preferred space and commercial terms with the building.
GRES is reviewing suitable floor options for this building.
Displayed rent and terms are for an initial comparison. The final option depends on required area, lease term, move-in timing, and the building’s current commercial conditions.
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Share your area, move-in timing, and budget. GRES will check current availability and return options aligned with your brief.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a realistic budget for Phoenix Building include?
The known cost items are VAT 10%. Compare the full monthly occupancy cost for the exact area, especially if the team uses parking or works after hours.
How flexible is the typical floor at Phoenix Building for a tenant?
The typical floor is 350 sqm/floor. This is a compact floor plate. It can suit a team that values a self-contained office, but subdivision and usable area still need checking if the requirement is much smaller.
Will parking at Phoenix Building work for the team in practice?
The building provides 2 basement parking levels for parking. Current fees: motorbike To be updated. If many staff drive, ask for the tenant allocation, waiting list, visitor access and hours in writing; a basement count alone does not show how many spaces the tenant will receive.
What does the lift setup at Phoenix Building mean at peak times?
Phoenix Building has 3 high-speed Mitsubishi elevators across 15 above-ground floors and 2 basements. The specification is useful, but the real test is waiting time: visit around arrival or lunch time and check lift zoning, access control and goods movement.
How should a business test whether the location of Phoenix Building really works?
Phoenix Building is at Lane 15 Duy Tan, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi. Test the route at the team's actual arrival and departure times, and include staff, client and supplier journeys; a familiar address can still behave very differently at peak time.
Does Phoenix Building work for teams that stay late or work weekends?
The practical terms are building hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM; air-conditioning electricity: Included. Match these against the real work schedule before deciding, because repeated overtime and cooling costs can materially change the monthly budget.
Is Phoenix Building suitable for teams with demanding IT or operating needs?
The building has daikin central air conditioning system; 100% power backup generator. For server rooms or specialist equipment, confirm the available electrical load, which circuits receive backup power, after-hours cooling and the approval path for upgrades.
What should a tenant expect from the Grade B label at Phoenix Building?
Phoenix Building is positioned as Grade B. Use the grade to set initial expectations, then decide on the actual floor, total cost, lift and parking experience, operating rules and lease terms.
Want to compare with Phoenix Building and similar buildings?GRES can send 3–5 nearby or same-grade options so you can review the shortlist before a site visit.










