Week 37/2025 – 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. Da Nang City Plans To Raise The Rental Fee For Social Apartment 3-4 Times More.
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The Da Nang Department of Construction has released a draft plan to adjust the rental prices of social housing managed as public assets. Under the proposal, rents would rise gradually from 2026 to 2030, averaging 3–4 times higher than current levels. In the first phase, prices would increase by 30–40% in 2026 to allow residents time to adapt. By 2028, rents are expected to reach 2–2.5 times the current rate, and by 2030, they will fully reflect legal cost calculations. Out of 42 social housing complexes, 36 will follow the roadmap, while degraded or newly priced complexes will remain unchanged.
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Significant increases are anticipated in projects such as Nam Tuyen Son Apartments, rising from VND5,629/m² to VND33,410/m², and Nai Hien Dong Fishing Village Apartments, increasing from VND15,000/m² to VND44,590/m². The Department emphasized that current revenues are insufficient for maintenance, with major expenses relying on the city budget. The proposed adjustment aims to ensure sustainable funding, reduce budget strain, and comply with regulatory requirements. Authorities are seeking public feedback on the draft before September 25.
Source: cafebiz.vn
2. The Soleil Da Nang Achieves Over 90% Occupancy During Peak Periods.
The Soleil Da Nang, particularly its Tower D, has recorded occupancy rates exceeding 90% during high-demand periods, thanks largely to its prime beachfront location facing My Khe Beach and international service management under Wyndham. The complex stands out with its four towers reaching nearly 200 meters in height, modern iconic architecture by UK-based Aedas, and international partners like Artelia Group (France) for construction supervision. Tower D is a serviced apartment-hotel spanning about 21,800 m², featuring sea-facing balconies, fully operational amenities including pools, and has met all legal safety and fire prevention requirements since July. The developer, PPC An Thịnh, plans to resume construction on Towers A1, A2, and B, aiming for full project completion by Q2 2027. Meanwhile, in the first 7 months of the year, Da Nang has seen almost 11 million visitors, with strong growth in both domestic and international tourism, boosting demand for resort-real estate and serviced apartments in the city.
Source: vnexpress.net
3. Da Nang Affirms Its Position As Central Vietnam’s Economic Hub.
After its separation from Quang Nam province, Da Nang has affirmed its role as the economic hub of Central Vietnam, with the largest GRDP in the region. The city holds strategic advantages as an international gateway with its airport, seaport, and border gate, while tourism, education, and international healthcare services have seen strong growth. However, GRDP and per-capita income remain lower compared to leading localities nationwide. From 2025–2030, Da Nang aims to focus on high-quality tourism, high-tech industries, logistics, international services, an international financial center, and a free-trade zone, alongside short-term priorities in public investment, business support, and key projects to ensure sustainable economic breakthroughs.
Source: baodanang.vn
4. Prospects For Industrial Cluster Development In Southern Da Nang.
Southern Da Nang is emerging as a promising hub for industrial cluster development, with Chiên Đàn and Tam Anh communes taking the lead. Chiên Đàn is developing three clusters—Đồi 30, Chợ Lò, and Hòa Bình—with modern infrastructure, while 33 projects are already in operation. By 2030, the commune targets industry and construction to make up over 50% of its economy, supported by an ambitious average annual growth rate of 12.4%.
Tam Anh, part of the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone, benefits from strategic planning and investor confidence. It hosts major projects such as the THACO Chu Lai agro–forestry park, Tam Anh – An An Hòa, Tam Anh 1, and a Korea–Vietnam joint venture, covering more than 1,300 hectares. Challenges remain in land clearance, resettlement, and workforce training, but authorities are prioritizing transparent policies, infrastructure upgrades, and vocational education to ensure sustainable industrial growth and rising living standards.
Source: baodanang.vn
5. Beachfront Apartments With Long-term Ownership Score Points.
Since the beginning of the year, Da Nang’s apartment market has shown signs of recovery in both transaction volume and price appreciation. The Newtown Diamond project is highlighted as a beacon, being a rare beachfront project with long-term ownership certificates, a central location connecting Da Nang and Hoi An, and high-end amenities.
According to DKRA Group, new supply has increased by 19% year-on-year, with luxury apartments dominating. The secondary market is also recovering, with prices rising 2-6%. A significant driver is the influx of investors from Hanoi and the North, who are now focusing on long-term investment and rentals rather than short-term speculation. Legal clarity and long-term ownership have become crucial factors, and projects like Newtown Diamond are attracting significant capital due to their clear legal standing, prime location, and promising returns.
Source: tienphong.vn
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