Apartments and House Rentals in Da Nang

Vagabond Awake

24:43 min 2026-04-04 19,481

American Retires in Da Nang on Only Social Security

Ed, a 64-year-old American retiree, lives in Da Nang on a monthly budget of $1,000 from Social Security. He recommends the My An neighborhood for its walkability and proximity to downtown. Ed stays in hotels rather than apartments, negotiating monthly rates that range from $250 in the off-season to $340 during peak season. He criticizes claims that $500 a month is sufficient, arguing that amount l...

Heut

16:17 min 2026-03-31 42

Life in Da Nang Vietnam – Apartment Hunting, Markets, Cat Café & Daily Routine | Travel Vlog 2

A travel vlogger documents daily life in Da Nang, Vietnam, focusing on apartment hunting, local markets, and personal routines. The search for a rental proved difficult, with studio apartments starting at 12 million VND and many units booked or overpriced. The vlogger visits Chợ Hàn Market, a crowded tourist-oriented market, and Chợ Đống Đa Market, a quieter local market with fresh seafood and mea...

Americans Living Abroad

11:09 min 2026-03-29 1,657

We quit our jobs in the US - Now we live in Da Nang, Vietnam ($450/Month Apt Tour)

Chris and Sofia quit their US jobs and have been living in Da Nang, Vietnam for two years. They share their one-bedroom apartment tour, which costs $450 per month including utilities. Their monthly budget is $1,000 per person, covering all expenses including occasional trips. The apartment is fully furnished with a washer, dryer, and air purifier provided by the landlord. They discuss affordable h...

Christina Clesca

8:25 min 2026-03-29 214

How to Set Up Your Life in Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳 | Rent, lifestyle & Reality

Christina Clesca provides a practical guide to setting up life in Da Nang, Vietnam, covering essential steps for new arrivals. She recommends getting a Viettel SIM card for reliable data service, with plans ranging from one month to a year. She shows her two-bedroom apartment, noting rents between $400 and $700 depending on the area. She advises staying in a hotel in your target neighborhood first...

Realtique Real Estate

14:26 min 2026-03-29 6

Da Nang City Guide 2026: Where to Live, Invest & Stay?

Da Nang is divided into four main areas: the central Hai Chau district (old center with government offices and traditional trade), the beachside areas of Son Tra and Ngu Hanh Son (tourism-oriented), the southern urban expansion (fastest-growing residential zone, linking to Hoi An), and the northwestern industrial zone (including a future free trade zone). The city's development policy pushes south...

The mark side

12:28 min 2026-03-28 452

“Don’t Move to Da Nang Until You See These Rent Prices in 2026”

A walkthrough of a two-bedroom apartment at the Altera Suites (Four Points Sheraton building) on Da Nang's beach boulevard, highlighting that rental prices have surged 40-50% over five months. The 75-square-meter unit on the 27th floor rents for 32 million VND ($1,250 USD/month) with ocean views, a full kitchen, and access to a rooftop pool and gym. Real estate agent Tony Lam notes limited invento...

Social Samy Walks

31:55 min 2026-03-25 122

This Is Why Everyone Loves Da Nang 😍 Sunset Beach Walk

A sunset walking tour along My Khe Beach in Da Nang captures the golden hour atmosphere as locals and tourists fill the shore. The host observes that the beach is less crowded than expected for a Tuesday, though volleyball nets and surfers are abundant. He notes a surge in short-term visitors between March and April, driving up apartment prices and making it harder to find rentals compared to thre...

Nomad Nest

27:53 min 2026-03-25 1,008

Chiang Mai vs Da Nang | Expat Life Comparison

This video compares Da Nang, Vietnam, and Chiang Mai, Thailand, from the perspective of an expat who has lived in both cities. It covers cost of living, accommodation, food, coffee culture, community, transportation, healthcare, and visa options. Da Nang offers a modern coastal lifestyle with beach access, newer apartments, and a more dynamic atmosphere, while Chiang Mai provides a calmer, mountai...

David & Kim

21:16 min 2026-03-20 438

Is Da Nang Building a New Tourist Beach?

David documents the interior finishing of his Da Nang house and notices a new Da Nang Beach sign replacing the 10K sign near Son Tra Peninsula. He speculates about future tourism development at the local fishing beach, noting the nearby port relocation and resort plans. The vlog shows plastering, tile installation, and waterproofing on the third floor and rooftop, with progress on bathrooms and th...

Alex Pear

23:38 min 2026-03-19 26

The Reality of Renting an Apartment in Da Nang (2026) 🇻🇳

A first-time visitor to Da Nang documents a full day of apartment hunting in the city center, revealing a competitive rental market where units are booked within minutes. The video follows multiple viewings of newly built studios and one-bedroom apartments, with prices ranging from 9 million to 15 million VND per month. The renter encounters fully booked rooms, agents showing the same property to ...

Tom Travels

9:17 min 2026-03-15 81

Living in Hoi An vs Da Nang in 2026 (Pros and Cons)

A detailed comparison of living in Hoi An versus Da Nang, based on the creator's personal experience after relocating from the city to a riverside house in Hoi An. The video covers practical downsides of Hoi An, including flood risks (up to 2 meters of water in late 2025), high humidity (90%), insect and wildlife intrusions, less stable power grid, and higher prices for restaurants and Grab rides ...

That Girl Sara

12:58 min 2026-03-15 1,405

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...

BIRDIE & BAMBAM

20:13 min 2026-03-15 179

Hue to Da Nang | Gay Couple's Alternative Life of Full-Time Travel in Vietnam

This video follows a gay couple's return to Da Nang, Vietnam, after a month in Hue as part of their full-time nomadic travels. The episode includes crossing the Hai Van Pass, visiting an essential oil factory, and exploring an apartment rental. The content emphasizes Da Nang's suitability for the couple as long-term travelers.Key FactsThe couple returned to Da Nang after a month in Hue.The video i...

Queen of DC

26:38 min 2026-03-15 414

Da Nang Apartment Prices Are Getting Insane (Vietnam) — WATCH Before You Move or Visit!

Da Nang's rental market has tightened significantly in 2026, driven by a surge in tourism and international arrivals. Basic studios without windows now start at $300–$400, mid-range apartments with balconies run $500–$700, and luxury units at buildings like Filmore begin at $900. The creator, a three-year resident, reports that quality housing is scarce and competition fierce, with decent apartmen...

The Part-Time Expat

19:57 min 2026-03-14 1,606

Retired in Da Nang: Our Monthly Budget Breakdown | Expat Life in Vietnam 2026

A retired couple shares a detailed monthly budget breakdown for living in Da Nang, Vietnam. The couple's average monthly expenses total around $2,300, including $550 for a one-bedroom apartment near My Khe Beach, $70 for electricity, $275 for groceries, and $515 for dining out and food delivery. They spend $235 monthly on Grab rideshares instead of owning a scooter. Healthcare costs, including med...

David & Kim

20:39 min 2026-03-13 430

Real Estate Prices in Vietnam Are Getting Insane | House & Office Tour

David and Kim provide a detailed look at the shifting real estate landscape in Da Nang, highlighting a significant surge in rental prices as the city enters peak tourism season. The couple visits their own house construction site to document progress on structural elements like double-brick soundproofing and custom architectural slats, while noting the logistical quirks of local construction cultu...

Travis Travels Vietnam

7:29 min 2026-03-12 644

Why It’s So Hard to Find an Apartment in Da Nang

Finding a quality apartment in Da Nang is increasingly difficult due to high demand and limited supply of well-maintained units. A persistent problem is mold, driven by year-round humidity that rarely drops below 75%. The rainy season from September to December exacerbates the issue. The video demonstrates a practical hack: connecting a dehumidifier to a 20-liter water jug via a tube, allowing con...

Rumavi

10:38 min 2026-03-10 13

HCMC vs. Hanoi vs. Da Nang: Where to Invest in 2026?

Alexander Linton, founder of Rumavi and a Chartered Accountant with extensive Southeast Asian investment experience, provides a sophisticated analysis of Vietnam's real estate landscape in 2026. Moving beyond the view of Vietnam as a single market, he breaks down the distinct investment logics for Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang. Ho Chi Minh City is framed as an infrastructure timing play fol...

Benjamin Löhndorf

35:25 min 2026-03-09 70

Moving to the Best Location in Da Nang!

Benjamin Löhndorf announces his move to a new apartment in Da Nang, motivated by a desire to be in a prime location for social opportunities. He explains that while his current apartment is fine, he wants to live in an area where he can walk 20 meters to a cafe and be surrounded by people, particularly women he might meet in person rather than through dating apps. The new apartment is on a quiet s...

Tom Travels

12:24 min 2026-03-08 166

Our $600 House in Vietnam (Hoi An Tour - Worth it?)

A digital nomad and expat shares the experience of moving from Da Nang to Hoi An, renting a two-bedroom house with a mezzanine office for $600 USD per month. The video provides a full interior tour, a detailed breakdown of rent and utility costs, and a walkthrough of the local neighborhood, including cafes, grocery spots like Moon Milk, and proximity to Hoi An Old Town and Cua Dai beach. The conte...

David Huling

4:54 min 2026-03-06 16

What $1,500 a Month Gets You in Da Nang Vietnam

A detailed breakdown of monthly expenses for a single person living in Da Nang, Vietnam, on a budget of approximately $1,500. The video covers fixed costs such as rent ($400, soon moving to a $200 studio), utilities ($50), phone ($5 for local, $85 for US plan), and internet ($5). Living costs include food ($500 for two people), coffee ($40), and transportation ($30, mostly walking and Grab). Lifes...

Nomad Nest

25:50 min 2026-03-06 4,566

Living in Da Nang for $700 | Real Expat Life

A $700 monthly budget in Da Nang, Vietnam, covers a comfortable expat lifestyle including a private studio apartment, utilities, weekly cleaning and laundry, regular local meals, specialty coffee, health insurance, visa costs, and social activities. The video breaks down real expenses based on personal experience, with the key insight that staying a short walk inland from My Khe Beach dramatically...

Social Samy Walks

23:59 min 2026-03-04 124

Living in Da Nang: Is This Area Better Than An Thuong?

This walking tour explores the Sunsha area, a neighborhood north of An Thuong near My Khe Beach in Da Nang, positioning it as a potential alternative for expats and digital nomads. The video provides a street-level view of daily life, highlighting new apartment buildings, rental options, restaurants, coffee shops, and local businesses. It notes the area's walkability, with some pavements under con...

Marco Roams RAW

35:18 min 2026-03-01 540

$385 apartment in the "Gritty Hood" of Da Nang 🇻🇳

A digital nomad showcases a newly finished $385/month apartment on the developing outskirts of Da Nang, across the Han River from the tourist-heavy hotels. The unit comes furnished with new appliances, including an air fryer, rice cooker, and smart TV, plus bi-weekly cleaning. The creator emphasizes the absence of mold smell and noise as key priorities, noting the apartment is in a quiet area surr...

Steven & Elaine's Adventures

12:26 min 2026-02-28

We Tested 5 Da Nang Neighborhoods in 2026 — Here's What We Found: Beach, Budget, or City Life?

This neighborhood guide compares five Da Nang districts for long-term living: My Khe, Son Tra, Thanh Khe, Hai Chau, and My An. My Khe offers immediate beach access and a lively social scene but commands higher rental prices. Son Tra provides a residential feel close to the beach with affordable apartments; a 6-month lease was negotiated from 11.5 million to 11.2 million VND per month. Thanh Khe is...