Week 19/2026 – 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

•Vietnam’s proposed Land Law amendments could reshape the real estate market by introducing market-based land pricing, improving transparency, strengthening land-user rights, and reducing legal inefficiencies. These reforms are expected to create a fairer and more stable investment environment.
•Da Nang is preparing a long-term urban development strategy through a major planning workshop focused on sustainable growth, regional connectivity, digital infrastructure, and positioning the city as a strategic economic hub for Central Vietnam and ASEAN integration.
•Da Nang’s apartment sector is leading the city’s real estate recovery, supported by rising supply, stronger transaction volumes, improving buyer confidence, and continued price growth, particularly in coastal and well-planned urban areas.
•The accelerated development of the Võ Chí Công coastal road project is expected to significantly improve transportation efficiency and logistics connectivity between Da Nang, industrial zones, seaports, and Chu Lai Airport, supporting broader economic expansion.
•Infrastructure investment, tourism recovery, urban planning upgrades, improved legal frameworks, and increasing domestic and foreign investor interest are emerging as the five major growth drivers strengthening Da Nang’s position as one of Vietnam’s most promising real estate markets.

 

1. Proposed Amendments to the Land Law: Significant Changes Ahead.

 

1. The proposed amendments to Vietnam’s Land Law aim to address existing shortcomings and improve the efficiency of land management. These changes are expected to have a significant impact on both land users and the real estate market. One key proposal is the removal of the land price framework, replacing it with market-based pricing. This is intended to reduce the gap between official and actual land values, ensuring fairer compensation and limiting state revenue losses. The draft law also introduces stricter rules on land recovery by the State. By clearly defining applicable cases, it seeks to prevent misuse and better protect the rights of land users. In addition, land users will be granted more flexibility in transferring, mortgaging, and contributing land-use rights. This helps maximize the economic value of land. Finally, the amendments emphasize transparency through improved land data systems and public access to information, which can reduce speculation and stabilize the real estate market. Overall, these changes aim to create a more transparent, fair, and efficient land management system.

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Source: cafef.vn

 

2. Da Nangs plan to hold a workshop in May 2026 to gather ideas for its long-term city master plan.

 

Da Nang authorities have announced Plan No. 215/KH-UBND to organize a major seminar on the city’s General Planning Strategy toward 2050, with a vision extending to 2075. Scheduled for May 2026 at the city’s Administrative Center, the event will be led by the Department of Construction in collaboration with infrastructure management agencies and consulting units. The seminar aims to present the long-term urban development strategy to domestic and international organizations while creating an open platform for experts and researchers to contribute innovative planning solutions aligned with national and regional strategies.

 

Key discussions will focus on identifying development bottlenecks, improving resource allocation, and shaping Da Nang’s role as a strategic growth hub for Central Vietnam and the Central Highlands, as well as a gateway connecting Laos and ASEAN countries. The city plans to promote a green, climate-resilient urban model featuring integrated infrastructure, digital transformation, heritage preservation, and specialized regional centers for logistics, finance, healthcare, and port services.

 

Source: baodanang.vn

 

3. Apartments “Heat Up” Da Nang’s Real Estate Market.

 

Da Nang’s real estate market is showing strong recovery, with the apartment segment becoming the main driver of growth. Supply has increased significantly, with around 15 projects launched—about 2.5 times higher than the same period last year.

Market liquidity has improved sharply, with more than 1,600 units sold, over 10 times higher year-on-year, indicating rising buyer confidence. Prices remain high and continue to rise moderately. Primary prices have increased by about 5–10% compared to late 2025, while secondary prices have also edged up. Demand is mainly concentrated in new projects with strong legal status and good locations, especially in coastal areas and urban zones like Ngu Hanh Son, which leads both supply and transactions. Overall, the market is entering a more stable phase, with apartments playing a key role in meeting real housing demand and attracting long-term investment, supported by infrastructure development and urban expansion.

 

Source: tienphong.vn

 

4. Da Nang Accelerates Completion of the Võ Chí Công Coastal Road Project.

 

Da Nang authorities and construction contractors are accelerating work on the Võ Chí Công coastal road project, one of the city’s most important transport infrastructure developments in the southern region. Implemented under a dedicated “129-day campaign,” the project aims to speed up construction and bring major sections of the upgraded coastal corridor into operation during 2026. The 26.5-kilometer route will expand from two lanes to six lanes, significantly enhancing traffic capacity and strengthening regional connectivity between Da Nang and surrounding economic zones.

 

The upgraded Võ Chí Công corridor is expected to play a strategic role in connecting urban Da Nang with industrial parks, seaports, and Chu Lai Airport, creating a more integrated transportation and logistics network across Central Vietnam. Construction has progressed substantially, with bridge structures completed and major road, lighting, and traffic systems nearing completion. Despite ongoing challenges involving land clearance, compensation, resettlement, and construction material supply, local authorities are working to resolve bottlenecks and maintain the targeted timeline. Once completed, the project is expected to improve logistics efficiency, support tourism and industrial expansion, and drive long-term socio-economic growth in southern Da Nang and neighboring coastal areas.

 

Source: baotintuc.vn

 

5. 5 Drivers Boosting Da Nang’s Real Estate Market.

 

The article highlights five key drivers expected to boost Da Nang’s real estate market. First, major infrastructure projects and transport upgrades are improving regional connectivity. Second, tourism recovery and growing international arrivals are increasing demand for hospitality and residential properties. Third, new urban planning and large-scale developments are creating fresh investment opportunities. Fourth, improved legal frameworks and government policies are helping restore investor confidence. Finally, rising interest from domestic and foreign investors, especially in high-end apartments and coastal properties, is supporting market growth. Together, these factors are positioning Da Nang as one of Vietnam’s most promising real estate markets in the coming years.

 

Source: cadn.com.vn

 

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