1.1 Beauty: Modern Architecture and Design
The modern architectural style combined with high durability brings sophistication, modernity, and dynamism to the project.

• Unique and refined architectural design: luxurious, elegant, and highly aesthetic, setting the project apart from conventional developments.
• Use of premium materials with meticulous attention to every detail.
• Designs aligned with modern architectural trends, meeting the needs of high-end residents.

1.2 Durability: Strict Compliance with International ISO Standards
With individually designed foundations, walls, and columns, we confidently commit that this is a one-of-a-kind design among townhouse and villa products on the market.

• All materials are carefully selected, ensuring a lifespan of at least 20 years.
• Only trusted and prestigious brands are used, guaranteed for quality: Hòa Phát steel, Viglacera tiles, JOTUN paint, An Cường wood, COTTO sanitary ware, LEGRAND smart devices, CADIVI electrical cables, etc.
  → This ensures that your home is not only durable but also luxurious.

1.3 Future: Long-Term Vision
We believe that every home is a valuable asset, so durability and solidity over time are critical factors. That is why Bavet Residences is designed with a 50-year vision.

• The use of separate foundations, columns, and walls is a clear demonstration of this long-term commitment.
• Investing in a home built with its own foundation, column, and wall system not only ensures structural stability over time but also provides numerous benefits to homeowners.

1.4 Legal Transparency

• Clear and transparent legal documents.
• Individual land titles for each house.
• Full support for buyers and investors in transferring ownership to new buyers.

Advantages of Separate Foundations, Columns, and Walls:

• Avoids structural and design risks related to neighboring houses.
• Homeowners have 100% independence in making renovations or design changes without needing permission from adjacent owners.
• Full autonomy in selling or renting.
• Asset value is secured and appreciates over time.
• Privacy is guaranteed without interference from neighboring houses.

👉 To this day, we can confidently affirm: Bavet Residences is the only project in Bavet that builds townhouses with “Separate Foundations, Columns, and Walls.”

Disadvantages of Projects with Shared Foundations, Columns, and Walls

Townhouses built with shared foundations and walls often face potential complications that can affect residents’ quality of life and the long-term value of their properties. Below are some common issues:

Shared Foundations:

• When two houses share a foundation, any change in load or ground condition may impact the stability of both.
• If one house experiences foundation problems, it can directly affect the neighboring property.
• Repairing or upgrading a shared foundation becomes complex and costly, as safety for both houses must be ensured.

Shared Walls:

• Shared walls may lead to noise transmission between neighboring houses.
• Structural issues such as cracks or water leakage in one wall can spread to the adjoining property.
• Repairing or modifying shared walls can be complicated and expensive since both houses’ safety must be considered.

Other Complications:

• Property Transactions: Buying or transferring ownership of houses with shared structures can become complex, often requiring mutual agreement among owners.
• Repairs: Damage to shared foundations or walls typically requires coordination and approval from multiple parties. Without good cooperation, repairs can be delayed, ineffective, or even cause further damage.
• Design Changes: Altering part of the home, especially in shared areas, often demands agreement from all parties, which can be difficult to achieve.
• Environmental Issues: Problems such as water seepage, leaks, or dampness are harder to detect and fix with shared walls, often requiring more time to identify the root cause.
• Decreased Property Value: Unresolved foundation or wall issues may negatively affect the resale value of properties in the future.

Conflicts Between Owners:

• Cost Disputes: Disagreements often arise over who should bear repair costs for shared structures, and how to divide expenses fairly and transparently.

Conflicts Related to Shared Structures

• Time Conflicts: Repair or maintenance of shared structures requires scheduling and mutual agreement, which can create difficulties for all parties involved.
• Disagreements on Solutions: Owners may have different opinions on how to resolve issues, leading to disputes and conflicts.
• Lack of Coordination: Poor communication between owners can worsen problems and make it harder to resolve arising issues.

Legal Process Challenges:

• Complicated Procedures: Disputes over shared foundations and walls may require intervention from authorities or legal institutions, making the process more complex.
• Prolonged Disputes: Conflicts over shared property often take a long time to resolve, causing inconvenience for all owners.