I Have to Leave My Apartment in Da Nang, Let's See What's Available...

A British expat living in Da Nang for nearly a year decides to move out of her current apartment due to persistent construction noise from the building and nearby bars. She vlogs three apartment viewings in the city, each with different trade-offs. The first is a three-bedroom unit with a mold smell and thin walls where neighbor noises are audible. The second, on the 31st floor, offers a panoramic north-facing view of the Hai Van Pass and a quieter balcony despite proximity to a busy bridge. The third, on the 34th floor, is still being renovated but features a spacious open-plan layout, high ceilings, and a large balcony overlooking the Son Tra Peninsula. All apartments come fully furnished, a common practice in Da Nang. The creator notes that rental prices are often not disclosed upfront and that listings frequently look better in photos than in person. She emphasizes that peace and quiet are her top priority over luxury finishes. The video provides a realistic look at the Da Nang rental market for expats, including the challenges of noise, mold, and misleading listings.