Speaking at the “Da Nang Real Estate Enters a New Phase” forum held on January 30, Nguyen Van Dinh, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Real Estate Association, noted that Da Nang’s robust economic growth in 2025 has drawn hundreds of trillions of VND in investment into tourism, infrastructure, and urban development  -  creating the perfect launchpad for real estate expansion.

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Nguyen Van Dinh speaks at the “Da Nang Real Estate Enters a New Phase” forum. 

According to Dinh, recent surveys show that among the 13,700 newly supplied housing units in Da Nang, apartments account for 76%, land plots 20%, and low-rise properties 4%.

The total number of transactions doubled from 2024, with absorption reaching 60%. Around 70% of these deals came from end-users and long-term investors, with half of them originating from northern provinces  -  particularly targeting the apartment segment.

The establishment of a Free Trade Zone and International Financial Center in Da Nang is expected to further boost tourism, commerce, and services. This development is also likely to attract high-quality professionals, increasing demand for housing, commercial properties, and modern urban areas.

Concurrently, the city’s transportation and urban infrastructure continues to improve in both scale and quality, enhancing Danang’s long-term appeal and connectivity.

However, Dinh also emphasized that credit and legal regulations are still being tightened to curb speculation. He advised caution for investors relying heavily on financial leverage.

New momentum from major projects and urban expansion

Le Van Tuan, Deputy Director of the Da Nang Department of Construction, said the city is implementing synchronized measures to resolve issues faced by real estate projects. These efforts aim to unlock capital flows, increase housing supply, and stimulate socio-economic growth.

From 2025 to 2030, Da Nang will focus on developing around 29,000 social housing units as mandated by the central government. At the same time, the city is reviewing and updating its housing development program and general planning following recent administrative mergers.

Efforts are also underway to attract investment in urban zones with synchronized infrastructure, along with advancing digital transformation and building a transparent housing and real estate database to enhance forecasting and market transparency.

Capital continues flowing into Danang from both ends of the country

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Major infrastructure projects are accelerating Danang’s property market development. 

According to Ha Nghiem, Director of Batdongsan.com.vn’s Da Nang and Central Vietnam office, the real estate market in Danang has shown promising signs in 2026.

Following administrative mergers, Da Nang’s modern infrastructure combined with Quang Nam’s abundant land has opened new opportunities for industrial, tourism, and service development.

Surveys indicate that apartments and land plots were the two fastest-growing segments in 2025. In the land sector, demand and prices surged in areas such as Hoa Vang, Son Tra, Ngu Hanh Son, and Lien Chieu.

Meanwhile, Quang Nam’s former territory saw price increases mainly in coastal areas near Da Nang like Hoi An and Dien Ban. In contrast, Tam Ky experienced a decline due to the relocation of administrative centers after the merger.

“As the market heats up, most buyers are still local residents, followed by investors from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City,” said Nghiem. “This continued inflow of capital from both ends of the country is a positive signal for developers looking to craft effective sales strategies.”

Stable, sustainable growth ahead

Nguyen Tien Quang, Director of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Central Highlands office, observed that Da Nang’s property market is transitioning from its cyclical hot-cold nature to a more stable and sustainable growth trajectory.

This shift, he said, is driven by four main factors: new long-term urban planning; a more transparent investment climate; special policy mechanisms like the Free Trade Zone and International Financial Center; and the expansion of urban space after the merger.

“In the future, the success of Da Nang’s real estate market won’t be measured solely by the number of projects or investment volume,” Quang concluded. “What matters most will be the quality of growth and the value it brings to urban spaces and the lives of local residents.”

Ho Giap