Hapro Building GRADE B
11B Cat Linh, O Cho Dua Ward, Hanoi
Hapro Building is a Grade B office building at 11B Cat Linh, O Cho Dua Ward, Hanoi. Indicative rent: $13 - $15 /SQM. Typical floor area: 1240 sqm/floor. Scale: 14 above-ground floors and 2 basement floors.





Building specifications
InvestorHanoi Trade Corporation
ManagementBuilding Owner
Building gradeGrade B
CertificationLEED
Completion year2012
Scale14 above-ground floors and 2 basement floors
Typical floor area1240 sqm/floor
Ceiling height2.65 m
Air conditioningCentral air conditioning system
Elevators7 Mitsubishi elevators
Backup power100% backup power generator
ParkingParking available across 2 basement floors
Working hoursMonday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cost details
Rent$13 - $15 /SQM
Service charge5 USD/sqm/month
VAT10%
Motorcycle parking120,000 VND/vehicle/month
Car parking2,000,000 VND/vehicle/month
Cooling electricityIncluded in service charge
Minimum lease termMinimum 3-year lease
Deposit & payment3-month deposit - Quarterly payment
OvertimeNegotiable
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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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Frequently asked questions
What can the LEED certification at Hapro Building add beyond image?
Hapro Building holds LEED. This can be useful for ESG reporting, supplier requirements and workplace commitments; confirm the certificate scope and validity so the business can use it with confidence.
Beyond rent, which costs matter at Hapro Building?
Indicative rent is $13 - $15 /SQM; service charge 5 USD/sqm/month; VAT 10%. Compare the full monthly occupancy cost for the exact area, especially if the team uses parking or works after hours.
What kind of office plan suits the floor plate at Hapro Building?
The typical floor is 1240 sqm/floor. The floor plate is relatively large, which can help a growing team keep departments together. If the requirement is smaller, check how the floor can be divided and how much shared space remains.
What does the lift setup at Hapro Building mean at peak times?
Hapro Building has 7 Mitsubishi elevators across 14 above-ground floors and 2 basement floors. 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.
Is Hapro Building suitable for teams with demanding IT or operating needs?
The building has central air conditioning system; 100% backup power 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.
Will parking at Hapro Building work for the team in practice?
The building provides parking available across 2 basement floors for parking. Current fees: motorbike 120,000 VND/motorbike/month; car 2,000,000 VND/car/month. 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 should the team check first during a tour of Hapro Building?
Prioritise whether the floor can be divided as required, lift waiting time at peak hour, the tenant's actual parking allocation, after-hours access and charges, the certificate scope and validity. Bring the real team brief and ask for answers on the exact floor, so the visit leads to a decision rather than another general tour.
How should a tenant read the 2012 completion year of Hapro Building?
The building was completed in 2012. Age alone does not determine quality; use it as a prompt to ask about recent upgrades, maintenance records, common-area condition and what has changed since opening.
Want to compare with Hapro Building and similar buildings?GRES can send 3–5 nearby or same-grade options so you can review the shortlist before a site visit.










