Week 20/2025 – 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. Masterise Homes Launches First Apartment Project In Da Nang.
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Masterise Homes has launched its first project in Da Nang, Masteri Rivera Danang, in the central Hai Chau district. The project features two 39-story towers with diverse apartment types and 31 exclusive amenities, including a resort-style pool and sky garden. Positioned as a hub between Da Nang and Hoi An, it offers panoramic views of three rivers and easy access to key city facilities.
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Masteri Rivera Danang is also an ideal spot to watch the Da Nang International Firework Festival. The development aims to provide an international-standard living experience, attracting professionals and high-quality human resources to Da Nang.
Source: vnexpress.net
2. New Political Resolutions Spark Optimism In Vietnam’s Real Estate Market.
In late April and early May 2025, new Politburo resolutions sparked renewed optimism in Vietnam’s real estate market. Resolution 66-NQ/TW emphasized institutional reform, notably introducing—for the first time—the principle of not criminalizing civil and economic activities. Resolution 68-NQ/TW focused on boosting the private sector, a key driver for real estate businesses. Economist Cấn Văn Lực highlighted the supportive conditions for market recovery, including the proposed National Housing Fund to stabilize supply and capital flows. Recent National Assembly sessions also aim to resolve legal bottlenecks, including issues related to land use and commercial housing project approvals.
However, challenges remain in turning policies into action. Business leaders like Phạm Lâm (DKRA Group) and Đào Ngọc Thanh (Vinaconex) call for localized solutions, quicker implementation, and clearer transitional guidelines—especially for long-delayed projects. While the new policies create strong psychological momentum, experts stress that only with faster, concrete execution from authorities can these reforms truly drive sustainable recovery and investor confidence in the real estate sector.
Source: tinnhanhchungkhoan.vn
3. Vietnam’s Provincial Merger Spurs Unexpected Real Estate Boom, Drawing International Investors.
Vietnam’s recent plan to merge administrative boundaries at the provincial level is creating surprising momentum in a specific segment of the real estate market. Experts forecast that this change will open new investment opportunities, particularly appealing to international investors who are now closely watching the evolving landscape. The restructuring is expected to unlock value in undervalued areas and enhance the overall attractiveness of these regions.
The proposed merger between Da Nang and Quang Nam has sparked a surge in real estate interest, driving up land prices and attracting investor speculation, especially in border areas. If the merger proceeds, it could boost long-term growth through improved infrastructure and administrative efficiency, but also requires careful attention to legal compliance.
Source: cafebiz.vn
4. Investing In Tourism Real Estate: 5 Key Factors Investors Should Pay Attention To.
The article highlights five key factors for successful tourism real estate investment: a stable and regular flow of tourists ensures consistent rental income; professional and experienced property management is crucial for maintaining service quality and profitability; unique and market-oriented product design increases competitiveness; clear and realistic profit commitment policies help investors avoid risks; and transparent legal status ensures long-term ownership and avoids disputes. Careful evaluation of these aspects helps investors choose sustainable, high-potential projects managed by reputable developers.
Source: cafef.vn
5. Reviewing Regulations On Renting Apartments Via Airbnb.
The Department of Housing and Real Estate Market Management (Ministry of Construction) has announced plans to review and possibly amend current regulations concerning short-term apartment rentals. This move comes in response to feedback from the Department of Document Inspection and Administrative Violations Handling (Ministry of Justice), which highlighted legal inconsistencies in the current Housing Law 2023. While the law prohibits using apartments for non-residential purposes, short-term rentals like Airbnb technically still fall under residential use. Currently, there are no clear legal definitions or restrictions on the duration of apartment rentals, making the blanket ban on short-term leasing legally questionable.
The Department of Document Inspection argues that property owners should retain the right to rent their apartments, whether long- or short-term, as outlined in the Civil Code. Instead of banning, the agency recommends better management through business registration, security and fire safety compliance, and minimizing disruption to other residents. The Housing Department has acknowledged these points and will consider revising regulations accordingly.
Source: vnexpress.net
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