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Located in the heart of Hanoi, Capital Place is considered a symbol of a modern, green and sustainable working space that meets international A+ standards.

October has arrived, bringing with it the chilly weather and the familiar orange and black colors of the Halloween festival season. In harmony with the joyful and mysterious atmosphere, VISAHO Management Board at the projects has brought residents and customers a special experience: a bright, fun and laughter-filled Halloween space.

On October 17, the VISAHO Management Board at Capital Place project coordinated with the Hanoi City Fire Police Department to organize a propaganda session and fire drill to improve emergency handling skills for customers and tenants in the building.

The atmosphere on October 20th at projects managed by VISAHO was filled with joy and laughter. Small gifts were sent as thanks, respect and love to the beloved women who are making life beautiful every day.

Keeping a building running smoothly is no easy task. It requires precision, perseverance, and a high sense of responsibility – especially for those directly behind the technical systems.

The Mid-Autumn Festival — a season of reunion, children’s laughter, and warm family moments. For every Vietnamese person, this traditional festival holds a special meaning: it is a time for families to gather around the festive tray, for vibrant lanterns to illuminate happiness, and for children to freely enjoy the joyful atmosphere of the celebration.

On the evening of September 20, the 10th Anniversary of VISAHO Joint Stock Company (September 11, 2015 – September 11, 2025) took place solemnly and warmly. The program was attended by shareholders, customers, partners and all employees of the company – those who have accompanied and trusted VISAHO throughout the past journey.

A decade is not merely a measure of time, but a journey marked by countless efforts, unity, and the enduring aspiration to reach greater heights.

In September, the VISAHO Management Team at the Green Diamond project organized a Japanese Ehon storytelling session for young residents.