Week 16/2026 – 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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Key Takeaways

•Da Nang’s coastal real estate market is rebounding strongly, driven by infrastructure upgrades, improved connectivity, and a steady recovery in tourism boosting both investor confidence and long-term rental potential.
•The city is actively attracting new investment, highlighted by the 128 billion VND Dai An Market Area project, which will enhance local commercial infrastructure and urban development from 2026–2029.
•Large-scale developments continue to shape the market, with the 44,000 billion VND Lang Van integrated resort project gaining momentum after legal clearance for over 2,400 units signaling growing supply in the high-end coastal segment.
•Regulatory progress is unlocking inventory, as seen in the Da Nang Times Square project where most units are now eligible for sale, though strict compliance and payment regulations remain in place.
•Infrastructure investment remains a key catalyst, with a 138+ billion VND transport project in Ngũ Hành Sơn set to improve connectivity, support nearby developments, and reinforce Da Nang’s broader urban growth.

 

1. Da Nang coastal real estate gains momentum with strong infrastructure  and tourism recovery.

 

1. Da Nang is expanding southward, shifting from a centralized urban model to a multi-center structure tied to regional integration. The coastal corridor linking Da Nang, Hoi An, and South Hoi An is emerging as a key growth axis, supported by synchronized planning and major infrastructure upgrades. Improvements in road networks, proposed urban rail, restoration of the Co Co River, and expansion of Da Nang International Airport are forming a multimodal connectivity system. This integrated network is expected to enhance accessibility, extend tourist stays, and lay the foundation for a new tourism-driven economic corridor in Central Vietnam.

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   Within this corridor, Hoi An plays a central role as a heritage, ecological, and lifestyle hub attracting both tourists and long-term residents. Notably, projects like Casamia Balanca Hoi An exemplify the new development trend integrating low-density living, natural landscapes, and high-end amenities within the coconut forest ecosystem. Spanning over 31 hectares with villas, shophouses, and green spaces, the project reflects growing demand for wellness-oriented, nature-connected living. As infrastructure improves and population shifts outward from Da Nang’s core, this corridor is poised to become a dynamic growth zone for coastal real estate.

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Source: vnexpress.net

 

2. Da Nang calls for investment in a 128 billion VND market and shopping street project.

 

Da Nang has announced a new investment opportunity for the Dai An Market Area project in Dai Loc commune, with the city’s Project Management Board inviting investors to register interest. Approved in March 2026, the project carries a total estimated investment of 128 billion VND, including costs for construction and site clearance. Spanning over 98,000 sqm, the development will feature synchronized technical and social infrastructure, along with housing and commercial components.

 

The plan includes a market and service complex of approximately 8,671 sqm with a maximum height of three floors, aimed at expanding Quang Hue market. While the project does not require social housing allocation, it offers long-term residential land use rights for buyers. Scheduled for implementation between 2026 and 2029, the project is expected to contribute to local urban development and improve community amenities in the area.

 

Source: baodautu.vn

 

3. 44,000 Billion VND Super Project by Vinpearl in the ‘Most Livable City’ Receives Good News.

 

Da Nang’s Department of Construction has approved 2,437 off-plan housing units at the Lang Van Tourism and Resort Urban Complex to be eligible for sale. Developed by Vinpearl, part of Vingroup, the project is located in Hai Van Ward and has met all legal requirements following a review by relevant authorities. The developer is required to ensure full transparency and compliance with regulations when signing future sale contracts.

 

Launched in June 2025, the 512-hectare project carries a total investment of nearly VND 44 trillion and is designed as an integrated coastal destination, combining resorts, villas, apartments, entertainment, and essential services. Situated at the foot of Hai Van Pass with a “mountain-to-sea” setting, the project is expected to begin operating its first components from 2027. The recent launch of Vinhomes Hai Van Bay has also helped boost market interest in Central Vietnam’s coastal real estate segment.

 

Source: cafef.vn

 

4. 569 apartments in two seaside towers in Da Nang eligible for sale.

 

Authorities in Da Nang have confirmed that 569 out of 575 apartments in two towers (CT3 and CT7) of the Da Nang Times Square project meet legal requirements to be sold. The project was previously converted from condotel units into residential apartments. The developer must complete procedures related to mortgage release or obtain bank approval before signing sales contracts, as the project assets are currently mortgaged. Regulations also limit payment collection: no more than 30% upfront, 70% before handover, and 95% before ownership certificates are issued. The project is located on a prime coastal intersection (Pham Van Dong – Vo Nguyen Giap), and the authorities require the developer to ensure full legal compliance and transparency when selling units.

 

Source: vnexpress.net

 

5. Da Nang Approves Over VND 138 Billion Transport Connectivity Project in Ngũ Hành Sơn Area.

 

The article reports that Da Nang authorities have approved a transport project costing over VND 138.7 billion to improve connectivity through the Ngũ Hành Sơn area. The project, funded by the city budget and scheduled for 2026–2028, will build new roads linking National Highway 1A to the Hòa Phước wholesale market and social housing area. It includes land leveling, a 555 m main road, two 250 m connecting roads, and full technical infrastructure (drainage, lighting, utilities). The project aims to enhance traffic safety, complete urban infrastructure, support nearby developments, and strengthen regional connectivity, contributing to the city’s socio-economic growth.

 

Source: baodanang.vn

 

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