Da Nang’s real estate market gained momentum in the first half of 2026, supported by strong economic growth, major infrastructure projects, rising tourism, and increasing investor confidence.
According to CVR Research & Advisory, the market is moving beyond its traditional tourism-driven profile, with residential, commercial, industrial, and hospitality sectors all showing new opportunities.
Strong Condominium Demand.
The condominium market remained one of the city’s most active segments, with 9,157 units across 15 active projects and 4,701 units sold in H1 2026. Overall absorption reached 51.3%, while the average primary price was approximately US$3,600 per sqm.
Performance varied by location. Cam Le led absorption at 95.91%, followed by Hai Chau at 58.75%. Meanwhile, premium projects in established locations continued to attract buyers, highlighting the growing importance of location, product quality, and investment potential. More supply is on the way, with around 2,725 new condominium units expected in 2026 and more than 7,000 units in 2027.
Infrastructure Strengthens Long-Term Potential.
Airport infrastructure is also expanding, with Terminal T2 expansion underway to increase annual passenger capacity to around 6 million. Together, these projects are expected to generate wider demand for housing, offices, industrial property, logistics, and hospitality.
Landed Property Holds Strong.
Landed properties continued to benefit from land scarcity and infrastructure expectations, reinforcing their role as a long-term wealth preservation asset. The launch of Vinhomes Hai Van Bay added more than 3,000 low-rise homes in its first phase, while demand for “Live + Stay” properties continues to grow in coastal Da Nang and Hoi An.
Commercial and Hospitality Markets Expand.
Da Nang’s office market remained stable, with 169,559 sqm of total stock and an overall occupancy rate of 84.5%. Technology, logistics, and professional services continue to support demand. Retail is also evolving, led by the opening of AEON Mall Da Nang at TTC Plaza, while new industrial projects across Lien Chieu, Hoa Vang, and Cam Le are creating additional opportunities. Meanwhile, Da Nang’s luxury hospitality sector continues to expand, strengthening the city’s appeal for coastal residential and resort investment.
What This Means for Investors.
H1 2026 shows a market becoming larger, more diverse, and more selective. For investors, the focus should be on properties with strong fundamentals. Strategic locations can support long-term property value and investment potential. Quality developments can offer stronger appeal to buyers and tenants. Good infrastructure connections can improve accessibility and future growth potential. Strong rental demand can support consistent income for property investors. Long-term liquidity is also important when selecting an investment property. With major infrastructure projects underway, Da Nang is entering a new growth phase. New economic drivers are creating additional opportunities across the real estate market. Da Nang remains one of Central Vietnam’s most attractive property markets. The market is worth watching closely in H2 2026 and beyond.
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