Properties for sale in Vietnam

The Global Properties portal offers over 20056 housing options in Vietnam from real estate agencies and directly from developers.

• To purchase a residence on the primary or secondary market, use the convenient search form with filters, sorting function, and map.
• To simplify the selection process of real estate in Vietnam, quick links are provided at the bottom of the page, including the most popular filter combinations such as "near the sea" or "on the first line."
• To facilitate price analysis on the website, a currency converter is available, allowing you to view prices in different currencies.

Foreign investors are allowed to purchase property on leasehold terms. This is a long-term lease for 50 years, with the possibility of extending the contract. Foreign property owners have the same benefits: the right to rent out, donate, sell, and transfer by inheritance.

• The average cost of property in Vietnam is $359,200.
• The average price per square meter is $5,835.
• The property prices in Vietnam start at $1400.
• The cost of the most expensive residence is $24.5 million.
• Over the past year, the average price has increased by 2.35%.

• The minimum area is 82 sq. m.
• The average size ranges from 50 to 150 sq. m.
• The largest area is 14,797 sq. m.

There is no active housing investment program in exchange for residency. However, foreign nationals can become residents by opening a company, investing a certain amount in the economy, finding employment, enrolling in a university, or marrying a citizen of the country.

There are several major cities here that attract foreign investors due to tourist demand, high rental income, and rising property prices. Among the most popular places are:

• Hanoi – the capital known for its history, landmarks, and temples. Property in Hanoi has one of the highest investment yields – from 4 to 7% annually.
• Ho Chi Minh City – the largest city with a developed economy and a large number of expatriates.
• Da Nang – a coastal city famous for its beaches and proximity to mountains.
• Hoi An – the "Vietnamese Venice," famous for its boats and restaurants on the water.
• Sapa – known for its magnificent rice terraces and breathtaking mountain peaks.
• Dalat – a city with a moderate climate, famous for its lush landscapes and French colonial architecture.
• Ninh Binh – a province in the northern part of the country, known for its picturesque water surfaces, cliffs, caves, and grottoes.

Foreigners are attracted to houses, apartments, and condominiums on the coast. Features of these types of residences:

• Apartments in high-rise buildings are especially popular in new projects with modern design and amenities, including sports areas, pools, spa centers, and direct access to the beach.
• Villas in Vietnam are preferred by people looking for more spacious and secluded accommodation. Such residences often feature gardens and pools with views of natural beauty.

Investing funds will be a promising decision due to the following factors:

• Economic stability: the country's nominal GDP grew by 5%, and the total volume of foreign direct investment increased by 32.1%.
• Housing price growth, for example, condominiums increased in price by 15% in 2024;
• The possibility of renting out residences.
• Large tourist flow.
• Warm climate, numerous natural and cultural attractions.

Yes, owners can earn income from renting out housing. The rental price depends on the location, condition of the house, and demand in the region, as residences in tourist and economic centers of cities are particularly in demand. In Q1 2024, the average return on investment across the country was 3.84%.