Da Nang expands coastal real estate investment appeal after merger

DNO - After merging with Quang Nam, Da Nang became the locality with the longest coastline in the country, creating a strong push for the coastal resort real estate market, especially the luxury villa and hotel segment.

Savills Vietnam reports on positive signs of Vietnam's economy as it attracts many FDI projects. Photo: NGOC HA

On the afternoon of July 24, at the Danang real estate market overview report in 2025, Savills Vietnam Co., Ltd. stated that after merging with Quang Nam province, Danang owns more than 215 km of coastline, the longest in Vietnam. The formation of a continuous coastal tourism corridor from Son Tra to Chu Lai is creating a new growth pole, contributing to increasing the city's attractiveness to domestic and foreign investors.

According to Savills Vietnam, in the first half of 2025, the Da Nang market recorded 18 coastal villa projects in operation, providing a total of 1,315 units. In the primary market, high-end villa products priced at about VND40 billion/unit dominate.

Meanwhile, the secondary market has maintained stable prices with good investment returns. From 2021 to now, the average price in the secondary market has increased steadily by 8% per year, currently reaching about 82 million VND/m² of land.

It is forecasted that from the second half of 2025 to 2026, the market will welcome an additional 372 villas from three major projects: Fantaseas Villa (BRG), Nam O Resort (Trung Thuy) and Mandarin Oriental Da Nang (Nam Khang). This is an important step in restructuring the supply and shaping the high-end resort segment in the central coastal region.

To boost the market, the Da Nang city government has proposed extending the legal deadline for a number of delayed or unfinished resort real estate projects. The proposed list includes Son Tra Resort & Spa, InterContinental Bai Bac and Bai But Tourist Area.

If approved, this proposal will pave the way for investors to restart projects, help unlock capital sources, strengthen market confidence and create a strong recovery momentum for the high-end resort villa segment.

The report also showed that the hotel, apartment and condotel segments continued to record positive signals. The average hotel occupancy rate reached 78%, showing that tourism demand is recovering steadily.

The high-end apartment segment also recorded significant purchasing power, with an average primary selling price of about VND77 million/m².

Experts assess that Da Nang has a double advantage: both expanding development space after the merger and strongly attracting investment capital into resort real estate thanks to the coastal tourism ecosystem, increasingly complete infrastructure and gradually removed legal policies.

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