Week 06/2026 – Central Vietnam Real Estate News Summary
In this weekly or sometimes bi-weekly news flash – CVR: Central Vietnam Realty will provide a choice of articles from mainly Vietnamese media sources related to the real estate market in Vietnam.
We will be focusing on issues related to Da Nang and Hoi An, while also looking at national news and their possible impact on Central Vietnam’s property market.
You will find a summary, a link to the source as well as CVR’s take on the article.
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1. Land Use Right Certificates Integrated into the VNeID Application.
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The national electronic identification application VNeID has recently been updated with several new features for citizens. The most notable update is that the Land Use Right Certificate (commonly known as the “red book”) has now been integrated and can be displayed directly on the VNeID application. As a result, people can look up land ownership information on their phones without having to carry the physical document. This integration helps reduce the risk of losing or damaging paper documents and makes it more convenient when carrying out administrative procedures or checking information related to land and housing. The land certificate data shown on VNeID is synchronized from the national land database, contributing to greater accuracy and transparency and supporting the government’s digital transformation in land management.
Source: cafef.vn
2. Da Nang to Auction 64 Land Lots with Starting Price Over VND 330 Billion.
Da Nang has announced plans to auction 64 residential land lots with a combined minimum starting price exceeding VND 330 billion, or about USD 13 million. The parcels cover more than 12,280 square meters and are fully cleared with completed infrastructure and long term land use rights. The lots are distributed across six wards, spanning central districts, coastal zones, and the northwest of the city. Ngũ Hành Sơn ward accounts for the largest share with 27 lots, including sites along Minh Mạng Street, where starting prices reach over VND 74.8 million per square meter.
Starting prices vary significantly by location, reflecting market segmentation. Central and coastal areas such as Sơn Trà record prices from around VND 40 million to VND 71 million per square meter, while outlying resettlement areas like Khái Tây 2, Hải Vân, and Liên Chiểu range from approximately VND 9.9 million to nearly VND 24 million. The auctions come amid signs of market recovery, with land prices rising over 10 percent year on year, improved transaction activity, and expanding housing supply supporting continued growth expectations.
Source: vnexpress.net
3. Da Nang Attracts Over VND 6 Trillion in FDI in One Month, Up 64-Fold Year-on-Year.
Da Nang recorded a sharp surge in foreign direct investment inflows in January 2026, attracting more than VND 6,000 billion, equivalent to approximately USD 250 million, marking a 64 fold increase year on year. The strong performance reflected growing investor confidence and came from a diversified mix of newly licensed projects, capital expansions, and foreign equity contributions. Investment focused on priority sectors aligned with the city’s development strategy, including manufacturing and processing, high tech production, and trade and logistics services, reinforcing Da Nang’s industrial and export oriented growth base.
Several factors drove this surge, including continued improvements in industrial park and high tech park infrastructure, early year investment promotion efforts, and the city’s strategic central Vietnam location with integrated seaport and airport logistics. Authorities view the January results as a positive signal for 2026 and reaffirmed their focus on attracting technology intensive projects, research and development centers, and high value manufacturing, positioning Da Nang as an emerging industrial and innovation hub in Central Vietnam.
Source: etime.danviet.vn
4. The New Legal Framework Paves The Way for The Real Estate Market in 2026.
The expectation that a new legal framework will pave the way for Vietnam’s real estate market in 2026 was a key consensus among experts at the conference “Vietnam Real Estate Market Outlook 2026: Where Will Investment Capital Flow?” held in Hanoi on January 25. The forum brought together regulators, economists, developers, and investors to assess market trends following a prolonged and deep correction cycle. Speakers emphasized that the market is undergoing a necessary restructuring process, shifting away from speculative growth toward a more transparent, value driven, and sustainable development model.
Experts noted that market segmentation is becoming increasingly clear, with projects lacking legal clarity or priced above real use value continuing to face liquidity challenges. In contrast, developments with complete legal status, sound planning, and strong infrastructure links are attracting renewed interest. Supported by improving macroeconomic conditions and a series of revised land, housing, and real estate laws, investment capital in 2026 is expected to flow more selectively into segments serving genuine housing demand, reinforcing long term market stability and confidence.
Source: doanhnghiepcuocsong.vn
5. Opening the Way for a Multi-Center Urban City.
Da Nang is restructuring its urban planning to become a multi-center city rather than relying on a single crowded downtown. The current concentration along coastal corridors has caused infrastructure pressure, inequality, and limited green space. The new strategy proposes multiple development hubs, including coastal economic centers, industrial and logistics zones, ecological mountain areas, and innovation-focused urban areas. However, weak connectivity and fragmented planning remain challenges. Experts recommend expanding modern transport systems, logistics corridors, and transit-oriented development to link these centers, balance growth, and improve sustainability, competitiveness, and regional integration through 2030 and beyond
Source: baodanang.vn
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