Da Nang apartment & land plot market rebounds in 2025

In 2025, Da Nang’s condominium and land plot segments have witnessed significant growth in supply, pricing, and transaction volume. High-end properties lead the trend.

Supply & Demand Bounce Back

 

According to recent real estate reports, after a slow period from 2021 to 2023, Da Nang’s condo market is clearly recovering. In the first half of 2025, about 1,100 new apartments have been launched.

 

It is forecasted that between now and 2027, Da Nang will receive around 12,300 new apartments from nearly 20 projects.

 

For land plots, demand in Q2/2025 rose by approximately 50% year-on-year, especially in suburban and emerging urban areas.

 

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Price Growth & Increased Liquidity

 

In the primary condominium market, average selling prices have reached about 85 million VND/m², up ~27% year-on-year.

 

Some high-end projects in central, riverside locations have property prices ranging from 130 to 200 million VND/m².

 

Transactions are also active: DKRA recorded about 1,480 units sold in the latest quarter — up 30% compared to the same quarter in 2024.

 

Land plots have seen average price increases of 20–25% compared to late last year, while premium plots in prime areas may see 40–45% surges due to limited supply.

 

Hot Areas & Growth Drivers

 

  • Coastal urban districts such as Hoa Xuan, Nam Hoa Xuan, Nam Viet A, FPT… are highly sought after for their infrastructure readiness and good connectivity.

  • City center & riverside zones continue to attract attention: high-end projects in prime areas draw investors from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

  • Changing buyer behavior: premium segments, once slow to sell, now enjoy strong demand as buyers prefer quality, design, and high-standard amenities.

 

Resort Real Estate Lags Behind

 

While condos and land plots are resurging, the resort real estate sector (shophouse, condotel, resort townhouses) remains sluggish:

 

  • Most new supply comes from older developments; few new resort projects are launching.

  • Legal and regulatory constraints remain unresolved, shaking investor confidence.

  • Operational challenges, high development costs, and unstable returns hamper attractiveness.

 

Outlook & Recommendations

 

Experts expect Da Nang to continue leading the Central Vietnam real estate market — especially after expanding its area, population, and urban planning following the administrative merger.

 

However, to sustain growth, the city must align its urban planning, infrastructure investment, and housing policies — achieving a balance between supply and demand, and maintaining momentum without overheating the market.

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