A detailed tour of six apartments in Da Nang, Vietnam, ranging from budget studios at $480/month to luxury two-bedroom units at $1,332/month. The video covers two budget, two mid-range, and two luxury properties, breaking down layout, natural light, noise, construction risk, and hidden red flags. Budget options include a $480 studio near My Khe Beach and a $500 studio with a balcony and gas hob. Mid-range apartments in Son Tra cost $620–$900 but are often cramped, leading the host to suggest budget studios offer better value. Luxury units near the Han River and ocean offer amenities like rooftop pools and gyms, but come with drawbacks such as power-line views, dirty windows, and additional fees for shared facilities. The host emphasizes negotiating long-term leases and notes that prices drop during the wet season. A reliable driver contact is provided for apartment hunting. The video is aimed at expats and retirees considering a move to Da Nang.
Key Facts
- Budget studio apartment priced at 13.5 million VND (~$480–$500) per month, negotiable on a long-term lease.
- Mid-range apartment in Son Tra priced at 16.5 million VND (~$620) per month, located about 150 meters from the beach.
- Luxury two-bedroom ocean-view unit listed at 35 million VND (~$1,332) per month, with owner offering 30 million VND on a long-term lease.
- Avoid apartments near vacant lots or construction sites, as noise and dumping are common issues in Da Nang.
- Negotiate long-term leases, especially approaching the wet season when prices drop.
