Week 33/2026 – 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

•Public investment is accelerating: Da Nang disbursed VND 8.813 trillion by July, reaching 51.26% of its 2026 target and ranking 10th nationwide.
•Apartment ownership rights remain protected: A building’s technical lifespan does not automatically end homeowners’ ownership rights, supporting clearer rules for future redevelopment.
•Social housing supply is expanding: 44 projects are underway, representing approximately 39,541 apartments, with nearly 29,000 units targeted for completion by 2030.
•Da Nang plans a major urban transformation: The city’s 2050–2075 master plan targets a multi-polar, ecological, smart, and globally connected coastal city.
•Hai Van emerges as a tourism growth area: The 164-hectare Khe Ram Tourism Area will feature resorts, ecotourism, a marina, and nature-based experiences, supported by strategic infrastructure.

 

1. Breakthrough in Public Investment Capital Disbursement.

 

1. By the end of July 2026, Da Nang had disbursed more than VND 8.813 trillion, reaching 51.26% of the public investment capital target assigned by the Prime Minister. Disbursement increased 9.76% from June and was VND 2.769 trillion higher than the same period in 2025. Da Nang ranked 10th among 34 localities nationwide. Several agencies recorded strong progress, including the Priority Infrastructure Investment Project Management Board at 62.96%, supporting key projects such as Lien Chieu Port and the coastal road.

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   To achieve 100% disbursement in 2026, Da Nang is accelerating project implementation, strengthening management, and removing administrative bottlenecks. The city is prioritizing strategic infrastructure, transport, ports and logistics, industrial parks, social housing, the Free Trade Zone, and the International Financial Center. These investments are expected to strengthen economic growth, improve connectivity, and create new opportunities for real estate development across Da Nang.

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Source: baodanang.vn

 

2. Apartment lifespan does not mean the end of ownership rights.

 

The proposal to introduce a lifespan framework for apartment buildings has attracted considerable attention in Vietnam’s real estate market. However, according to the Vietnam Association of Realtors (VARS), it is important to distinguish between a building’s technical lifespan and ownership rights, as homeowners do not automatically lose ownership when a building reaches the end of its designed lifespan. A building’s lifespan is determined by its design, construction quality, and periodic safety inspections. Once it reaches its designed lifespan, authorities will assess its structural condition. Buildings that remain safe can continue to be used, while only those deemed unsafe will be demolished or redeveloped. VARS emphasizes that the end of a building’s technical lifespan does not mean the end of apartment ownership rights. The proposed framework is intended to provide a clearer legal basis for renovating and rebuilding aging apartment buildings, while protecting homeowners’ legitimate rights and supporting safer, more sustainable urban development.

 

Source: cafef.vn

 

3. Da Nang is currently developing 44 real estate projects, with approximately 39,541 apartments.

 

Da Nang is accelerating housing and infrastructure development, with 44 social housing projects totaling approximately 39,541 apartments currently underway. Of these, one project with 568 units has been completed, 24 projects with around 21,563 units have received investment approval, and 19 projects with approximately 17,410 units are undergoing investment preparation. The city is also advancing major infrastructure projects, including the international airport cargo terminal, smart traffic systems, and urban railway studies.

 

In 2026, Da Nang aims to develop 4,979 social housing units. By July, eight projects totaling 5,872 units had received investment approval, three projects with 1,906 units had started construction, and one project with 568 units had been completed. During H2 2026, the city plans to launch eight additional projects with around 4,879 units and complete up to 3,861 units. From 2025–2030, approximately 28,955 social housing units are expected to be completed under the national housing program.

 

Source: baodautu.vn

 

4. Da Nang Aims to Become a Globally Connected Coastal City.

 

Da Nang’s proposed Master Plan to 2050, with a vision to 2075, envisions a major transformation into a multi-polar, ecological, and globally connected coastal city. The population is projected to reach around 6 million by 2050, while infrastructure will be designed to accommodate up to 8 million. Urban expansion will focus westward, supported by new north-south transport corridors, while industrial zones will gradually shift west of the expressway. Coastal areas will prioritize tourism, services, and a high-quality night-time economy.

 

The plan also introduces major economic drivers, including the Da Nang Bay reclamation urban area, an innovation “Silicon Valley” in the south, the International Financial Center, and the redevelopment of An Don. A “living with water” approach will strengthen flood resilience through ecological parks and flood corridors. By 2050, Da Nang aims to become an ecological and smart coastal city and a national hub for startups, logistics, and heritage tourism. By 2075, it aims to become a distinctive Asian city with global connectivity.

 

Source: baodanang.vn

 

5. Da Nang Plans a 160-Hectare Tourism Area in Hai Van Ward.  

 

Da Nang has approved the 1/2000 zoning plan for Khe Ram Tourism Area, covering 164 hectares in Hai Van Ward within the city’s western ecological zone. More than 30 hectares will be allocated to tourism services, while over 25 hectares will comprise water areas. The plan includes three functional zones, featuring a visitor center and marina along the Cu De River, glamping, trekking, stream activities, and community tourism along Khe Ram Stream. The northwest valley will focus on high-end, peaceful resorts.

 

Designed for around 1,000 users and 500 workers, the project will not include permanent residential areas. The plan also introduces an inland waterway terminal and upgrades the ADB5 road, improving road and river connectivity. Located at Da Nang’s northern gateway, Hai Van benefits from a diverse landscape of beaches, mountains, rivers, and rural areas. Major projects such as Lien Chieu Port, Lang Van, and strategic transport infrastructure are expected to further drive tourism and real estate development in the area.

 

Source: vnexpress.net

 

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