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Filter by province, ward, project, bedrooms, price and size. Every search has its own short link you can bookmark or share.

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All 34 provinces and 3,321 wards/communes from the 1 July 2025 reform, so you always see the address as it appears on today’s documents.

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Foreigners can own apartments in Vietnam with some limits. Read our plain-English guide before you start.

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Apartments for sale and rent in Vietnam: a quick guide

Most people browsing apartments for sale and rent in Vietnam want one of two things: a place to live for a year or two, or a unit to buy and keep. The questions are the same either way – which area, which project, how much, and what paperwork comes with it. Apartment.vn puts listings from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and other cities into one search, so you compare like with like.

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Renting an apartment in Vietnam

Leases normally run 6 or 12 months, with a deposit of one to two months’ rent. Fully furnished units are the norm in Thu Thiem, Thao Dien and Vinhomes Central Park. In large new townships such as Vinhomes Grand Park you’ll find more basic-finish units and lower rents. Before signing, ask whether the management fee, parking and internet are included – it changes the real monthly cost more than people expect.

Buying an apartment in Vietnam

You can buy from the developer (often off-plan, paid in stages as the building goes up) or on the resale market. For a resale unit, ask for the pink book first: it shows who owns the apartment, its exact area and whether it is mortgaged. With off-plan units the pink book comes after handover, so check the developer’s track record and the payment schedule carefully.

Foreigners can buy as well, within the limits of the Housing Law No. 27/2023/QH15: the unit must be in a commercial project outside defence and security areas, foreign buyers can hold up to 30% of the apartments in one building, and ownership lasts up to 50 years, renewable once. A foreigner married to a Vietnamese citizen living in Vietnam owns on the same terms as a local.

Reading prices on Apartment.vn

Sale prices are in VND with the price per m² beside them, so a 2-bedroom in An Khanh Ward and one in Long Binh Ward can be compared fairly. Rents are per month. Locations use the ward names in force since 1 July 2025, with the old district in brackets where it helps you find your way. New apartments for sale and rent in Vietnam are added every day, so it’s worth saving the searches you use most.

Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners buy an apartment in Vietnam?

Yes. Under the 2023 Housing Law, foreign individuals can own apartments in commercial housing projects outside national defence and security areas, up to 30% of the units in a building. Ownership lasts up to 50 years from the certificate date and can be extended once for up to another 50 years.

Why do apartment addresses use new ward names?

Since 1 July 2025 Vietnam has 34 provinces and cities and a two-tier local government: districts were abolished and 3,321 wards, communes and special zones report directly to the province. For example, Thu Thiem and Thao Dien are now in An Khanh Ward, and Vinhomes Central Park is in Thanh My Tay Ward.

How are prices shown?

Sale prices are in Vietnamese dong (VND), usually in billions, with the price per square metre for easy comparison. Rents are shown in VND per month.

What is a pink book?

“Pink book” is the common name for the certificate of land use rights and ownership of houses. For buyers it is the key document that proves legal ownership of an apartment.