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DNO - After merging with Quang Nam Province, Da Nang now boasts the longest coastline in the country, creating a strong push for the coastal resort real estate market, especially luxury villa and hotel segments.
According to the overview report about Da Nang's real estate market in 2025 released by the Savills Vietnam Co., Ltd. on Thursday, the newly-formed Da Nang has more than 215 km of coastline, the longest in Vietnam. The formation of an unbroken tourism corridor from Son Tra to Chu Lai is creating a new growth pole, contributing to increasing the city's appeal to domestic and foreign investors.
In the first half of 2025, Da Nang recorded 18 active beachfront villa projects, providing a total of 1,315 units. In the primary market, high-end villas priced at around VND 40 billion per unit dominated sales.
Meanwhile, the secondary market maintained stable prices with good investment returns. Since 2021, the average resale prices have risen 8% per year, reaching roughly VND 82 million/m² of land.
It is forecasted that from the second half of 2025 to 2026, the market will welcome an additional 372 villas from three major developments: Fantaseas Villa (BRG), Nam O Resort (Trung Thuy) and Mandarin Oriental Da Nang (Nam Khang). This is an important step in restructuring the supply and reshaping the high-end resort segment in Central Viet Nam.
The report also showed that the hotel, apartment and condotel segments continued to record positive signs. The hotel occupancy in the city reached an average of 78%, representing a steady recovery in tourism demand.
The high-end apartment segment also recorded significant purchasing power, with an average primary selling price of about VND 77 million/m².
Experts assess that Da Nang now enjoys a double advantage: the enlarged development space after the merger and a surge of investment capital into coastal‑resort real estate, thanks to the ever‑richer tourism ecosystem, increasingly complete infrastructure, and progressively clearer legal frameworks.