TNR Goldmark City Apartments for Rent: Find Your Corner of a City Within the City

Some apartment projects are easy to understand.

One building.

One lobby.

One swimming pool.

One set of floor plans.

TNR Goldmark City is not that kind of place.

At 136 Ho Tung Mau, Goldmark City operates more like a residential neighbourhood than a single condominium.

There are different towers.

Different clusters.

Different courtyards.

Large apartments and smaller apartments.

Homes facing landscaped internal spaces and homes looking towards the wider Hanoi skyline.

And perhaps most importantly, there is already a mature community around them.

That means searching for a TNR Goldmark City apartment for rent should not begin with:

“How many bedrooms?”

It should begin with:

“Which part of Goldmark City would I actually like to come home to?”

Because once you understand the project that way, choosing the apartment becomes much easier.

Goldmark City Is Bigger Than the Building in the Listing Photo

Goldmark City sits at 136 Ho Tung Mau in western Hanoi, with convenient connections towards Cau Giay, My Dinh and the wider western business districts.

But the scale of the development is what makes it different.

Rather than one isolated residential tower, Goldmark City contains multiple high-rise buildings arranged around landscaped spaces and resident facilities.

The residential buildings are primarily grouped into two familiar names:

Ruby

and

Sapphire.

For a renter, those names matter because they help break a very large project into smaller, easier-to-understand residential zones.

Instead of searching hundreds of “Goldmark City apartments”, you can begin narrowing down the part of the development that fits your household.

Ruby or Sapphire? Do Not Treat Them Like Hotel Room Categories

A common mistake is asking:

“Is Ruby better or Sapphire better?”

That question is too simple.

Both areas contain different towers, floors, orientations and apartment conditions.

A beautifully maintained Ruby apartment with excellent light can be a much better home than a more expensive Sapphire unit with an interior you dislike.

And the opposite can also be true.

So I would use Ruby and Sapphire as search filters, not rankings.

Ruby: Start Here If Value Matters

Jackie Realtor's Goldmark City rental guide currently places Ruby apartments broadly from approximately USD 550 to USD 1,400/month, depending on apartment size, furnishing and individual property.

Ruby includes towers such as:

R1
R2
R3
R4

Jackie's currently indexed R2 listing gives a useful real-world example:

110 sqm
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Fully furnished
USD 780/month

That is exactly the kind of apartment that demonstrates Goldmark City's appeal.

You are not squeezing three bedrooms into a compact modern floor plan.

There is enough space for a real family living room, usable bedrooms and proper separation between common and private areas.

Sapphire: More Choices at the Upper End

The Sapphire zone includes:

S1
S2
S3
S4

Jackie's Goldmark City guide places Sapphire rental pricing roughly between USD 650 and USD 1,600/month.

Apartment layouts vary considerably.

Some homes are relatively efficient 2-bedroom options.

Others move well beyond 100 sqm and into genuinely spacious 3- or 4-bedroom family territory.

This variety is useful.

It also means the phrase “Sapphire apartment” tells you almost nothing about whether the property is right for you.

Always look at the actual floor plan.

Goldmark City's Secret Advantage Is Apartment Size

This may be one of the most important reasons to browse the project.

Many newer developments make excellent use of smaller floor areas.

Goldmark City comes from a different design era.

Apartments commonly extend from roughly the 70 sqm range into homes well above 100 sqm, with larger configurations approaching the 170 sqm range.

That makes Goldmark City especially relevant if you have already viewed newer apartments and repeatedly thought:

“It looks nice, but where do we actually put everything?”

Space changes daily life.

A larger kitchen matters if you cook.

A real dining area matters when friends visit.

Storage matters after six months.

A second bathroom matters every morning.

And bedrooms that fit more than a bed and wardrobe matter enormously when children get older.

Square metres are not glamorous.

They are extremely useful.

Two Bedrooms: Do Not Automatically Choose the Smallest One

A 2-bedroom Goldmark City apartment can work very well for:

a couple,

a small family,

two professionals sharing,

or someone needing a proper home office.

But there can be substantial differences between layouts.

One 2BR may prioritise larger bedrooms.

Another may give more area to the living and dining space.

One may have two bathrooms.

Another may have only one.

One may have an open view.

Another may face another building.

If you plan to stay for twelve months or longer, those differences become far more important than whether the listing photographs have nicer cushions.

Three Bedrooms: Probably the Project's Strongest Family Product

For families, 3-bedroom Goldmark City apartments deserve particular attention.

The Jackie R2 example is approximately 110 sqm, which gives you a useful benchmark for the type of space available.

Three bedrooms can become:

parents' room,

children's room,

guest room,

home office,

or combinations of all four depending on your family.

And unlike extremely compact three-bedroom layouts, a larger apartment can still provide a proper common living area after the bedrooms have been fitted in.

This is where Goldmark City can be particularly convincing for long-term tenants.

You are not just renting enough bedrooms.

You are renting enough living space around the bedrooms.

Four Bedrooms: When Apartment Living Starts Competing With a House

Goldmark City's larger floor plans extend into 4-bedroom territory.

This changes the housing decision.

A large 4-bedroom apartment can suit:

families with several children,

multigenerational households,

executives needing both bedrooms and working space,

or tenants who want the room of a house without giving up high-rise management and security.

At this level, do not compare properties only by monthly rent.

Compare:

usable layout,

bathroom count,

storage,

kitchen size,

balcony,

air conditioning,

and how easily furniture fits into the rooms.

A poorly designed large apartment can feel smaller than a well-planned one.

The Four Squares Matter More After You Move In

One of Goldmark City's most recognisable design ideas is its system of themed public spaces.

You will see names such as:

Ruby Square
Sapphire Square
Light Square
Water Square

They are easy to dismiss as project-marketing language.

For residents, however, communal outdoor space serves a very practical purpose.

It creates somewhere between your apartment door and the public street.

Children can spend time downstairs.

Residents can walk.

Neighbours meet.

Families do not need to leave the project every time they want to be outside.

And that sense of internal neighbourhood is one of the project's strongest differentiators from a standalone tower built directly beside a busy road.

This Is a Project That Makes More Sense for Families Than Instagram

There are buildings in Hanoi that photograph more dramatically.

Goldmark City is more convincing when you imagine living there for a year.

Where does your child play?

Where do you buy groceries?

Where do grandparents walk?

Can your family go downstairs without immediately entering traffic?

Where does your child go to school?

How much space is there inside the apartment when everyone is home?

Those questions explain Goldmark City's enduring appeal much better than luxury adjectives.

Metro Access Changes the Location Story

Ho Tung Mau is a busy western-Hanoi corridor.

Historically, that meant accepting heavy road traffic in exchange for connectivity.

But Goldmark City's proximity to Metro Line 3 changes the way the location can be viewed.

For tenants whose work or daily routine can use the railway connection, living close to a metro station introduces an alternative to depending entirely on cars, motorbikes or taxis.

That advantage may become increasingly important as Hanoi's public transport network develops.

For a foreign tenant unfamiliar with local roads, having more than one realistic transportation option is especially useful.

Goldmark City Works Best for a Particular Hanoi Routine

I would seriously consider the project if your week revolves around:

Cau Giay

My Dinh

Bac Tu Liem

Pham Hung

Hanoi National University

western Hanoi's schools and office areas

If your entire life happens in central Hoan Kiem, the location may require more commuting than you want.

That is fine.

Not every good apartment project needs to suit every tenant.

The right project is the one positioned correctly for your week.

What Does Jackie Realtor Currently Say About Goldmark City Rent?

Rather than mixing prices from multiple property websites, I would keep the Jackie page internally consistent.

Jackie's current Goldmark City project guide states approximately:

And one indexed Jackie property provides a concrete example:

R2 Goldmark City

110 sqm
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Fully furnished
USD 780/month

These should be treated as Jackie Realtor asking-price guidance, not a fixed project tariff.

The actual apartment matters too much for one number to describe the entire development.

Why Can Two Similar Goldmark Apartments Have Very Different Prices?

Usually because of six things.

1. Furniture

Original/basic furniture and professionally redesigned interiors are different products.

2. Floor

Higher is not automatically better, but open high-floor views can command more.

3. Orientation

Natural light and afternoon sun can completely change the apartment.

4. View

Internal landscaping, open city view or another tower.

5. Apartment condition

Goldmark City has been occupied long enough that individual homes now vary considerably in renovation quality.

6. Landlord expectation

This is the invisible factor.

Two comparable apartments can simply have owners with different priorities.

One wants maximum rent.

Another wants a reliable tenant quickly.

That is why live inventory matters.

The Most Important Goldmark Viewing Rule: Ignore the Sofa for Five Minutes

When you enter an apartment, the furniture will try to get your attention first.

Ignore it.

Walk to the windows.

Check the light.

Open the balcony.

Listen.

Walk into every bedroom.

Check whether the wardrobes actually provide enough storage.

Stand in the kitchen.

Look at bathroom condition.

Test the air conditioners.

Then look at the furniture.

A sofa can be replaced.

Floor, orientation and layout cannot.

Who Should Browse Goldmark City Right Now?

Put Goldmark City high on your shortlist if you are:

A family looking for more space than many newer apartments provide.

A professional working in Cau Giay, My Dinh or western Hanoi.

A tenant wanting 2–4 bedrooms inside a large established residential community.

A household that values internal outdoor space and children's facilities.

Someone who prefers a mature neighbourhood over a newly handed-over building.

A renter who wants convenient access towards Metro Line 3.

And especially:

Someone who wants their apartment building to feel like part of a neighbourhood rather than simply a place to sleep.

Browse TNR Goldmark City Apartments with Jackie Realtor

The wrong way to search Goldmark City is to open thirty random listings.

A better approach is to decide:

Ruby or Sapphire?

2, 3 or 4 bedrooms?

What minimum floor area?

Fully furnished or basic?

What monthly budget?

Where do you work?

Once Jackie Realtor knows those six things, the project becomes much easier to navigate.

BROWSE GOLDMARK CITY APARTMENTS FOR RENT ↓

Compare available Ruby and Sapphire apartments and arrange private viewings with Jackie Realtor.

Because Goldmark City is large.

Your search does not need to be.

Jackie Realtor
Real Estate Sales & Leasing Consultant
Phone / WhatsApp: (+84) 39 819 5355
Email: jackierealtor.enquiry@gmail.com
Website: JackieRealtor.vn

Frequently Asked Questions About TNR Goldmark City

Where is TNR Goldmark City?

TNR Goldmark City is located at 136 Ho Tung Mau, Phu Dien, Hanoi, in the western part of the city with convenient access toward Cau Giay, My Dinh and Bac Tu Liem.

Is Goldmark City divided into Ruby and Sapphire?

Yes. The project's main apartment areas include Ruby towers R1–R4 and Sapphire towers S1–S4, together with additional components within the wider development.

How much is rent at Goldmark City with Jackie Realtor?

Jackie Realtor's project guide currently lists approximately USD 550–1,400/month for Ruby apartments and USD 650–1,600/month for Sapphire apartments, depending on apartment type and condition.

Does Jackie have a real Goldmark City rental example?

Yes. One currently indexed Jackie listing is a 110 sqm, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom fully furnished R2 apartment at USD 780/month.

What apartment sizes are available?

Goldmark City offers a broad range of layouts, from approximately the 70 sqm range to large family apartments exceeding 150 sqm, with 2–4 bedroom configurations.

Is Goldmark City suitable for families?

Yes. Its larger apartment layouts, landscaped communal areas, swimming facilities, children's spaces and established residential community can make it particularly practical for families.

Is Goldmark City close to public transport?

The project is close to the Metro Line 3 corridor along Ho Tung Mau, giving residents an additional transport option alongside road connections.

Should I choose Ruby or Sapphire?

Do not choose only by zone name. Compare the actual apartment's layout, size, view, orientation, furniture, condition and rent. A strong apartment in either area can be the better choice.