Vietnam Residential Real Estate

Residential projects across Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, with spatial price gaps, Red Book status, portal listings and supply-demand figures.

The market

Vietnam residential real estate spans high-rise condominiums and gated landed compounds in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and satellite provinces. Older compounds with thin broker coverage or pending Pink Book and Red Book issuance often trade 30% to 40% below adjacent primary launches. Open the project registry, spatial peer discounts, portal resale listings, and CBRE supply and absorption figures.

Key facts

What you can read

Read the Vietnam Residential Real Estate market report

Live market figures (20 October 2026)

As of 20 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 62 Vietnam residential sites, 62 of them placed on a map. Total units are reported for 62 of 62 sites, adding up to 210,606 total units. Ho Chi Minh City has the most sites (49, 79% of those tracked).

Top provinces

Top operators

Frequently asked questions

How many Vietnam residential sites does Real Assets track? 62 sites as of 20 October 2026, with 62 placed on a map and 56 sourced figures. This is what we have recorded, not a full census of the market.

Which province has the most residential sites? Ho Chi Minh City, with 49 of the 62 sites tracked (79%).

Who are the biggest residential operators by number of sites? By sites tracked: Vinhomes (8), CapitaLand Development Vietnam (7), Masterise Homes (6).

How much total units do these sites hold? Total units are reported for 62 of 62 sites. Total reported: 210,606 total units.

Where does the data come from? Figures link to the page that published them; 62 of 62 sites here carry a source link. Publishers behind Real Assets data include Public Storage, Americold, Unite Students, Inside Self-Storage, Baxtel.