A township can serve a family from the time children start school to the years when their parents grow older. From smart mobility and digital infrastructure to sustainable energy management, healthcare, education and green spaces, smart city developments are seeking to address the evolving needs of urban residents. The focus is no longer limited to providing homes but creating connected communities that can support residents across different stages of life.
\n\nFor developers like Vinhomes, designing for those changing needs is part of creating lasting value through urban development. It also raises a question for families thinking about what they will pass on to the next generation.
\n\nThat question takes on new relevance as families prepare to transfer wealth on a historic scale. According to the UBS Global Wealth Report 2025, over $83 trillion in global private wealth is projected to change hands within the next 20 to 25 years, with more than $74 trillion passing across generations. This massive wealth transfer raises a question extending far beyond financial value: what truly holds lasting worth for future generations.
\n\nBeyond real estate and accumulated assets, a high-quality living environment, a cohesive community, and an urban ecosystem built for long-term growth can form…
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