For decades, Da Nang has attracted real estate investors, thanks to its strategic location and modern infrastructure. Now, it's evolving into a multifunctional megacity with renewed growth momentum.
After more than 20 years of planning and urban renewal, Da Nang’s city center boasts well-synchronized infrastructure. As a key growth engine of the region, it remains a top destination for real estate investors nationwide.
According to experts, Da Nang’s property market is entering a more stable and substantial growth phase. Unlike previous speculative waves, recent activity reflects genuine demand.
Most current property owners in Da Nang have strong financial capacity, with many buyers purchasing land for actual housing needs rather than speculation.
Since early 2025, land prices have increased over 10%, surpassing the peak recorded in 2019. Coastal zones and areas near the city center are experiencing high transaction volumes, driven by buyers with solid finances and real housing needs.
For years, land-related revenue has been a key contributor to Da Nang’s budget. In 2025, the property market has shown positive growth. Newly adjusted land prices now align more closely with market rates, likely pushing property values slightly higher.
Nguyen Tien Quang, Director of the Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) - Da Nang branch, highlighted the city’s ambitious plans, including an international financial center and seven free-trade zones covering over 1,800 hectares. These developments are expected to significantly boost real estate potential.
Projects in coastal and riverside areas, such as the 3,000-hectare Dien Nam - Dien Ngoc urban zone, are being revived amid improved infrastructure. Satellite cities like Dien Ban are also seeing rising land values.
With infrastructure upgrades, increased demand, and policy shifts, Da Nang’s property market is poised for sustainable, long-term expansion.