Vietnam real estate market pivots to long‑term, infrastructure‑linked investments
Investors are shifting from short‑term speculative buying to assets with permanent legal titles and strong infrastructure ties. The Meypearl Harmony project in Phu Quôc offers long‑term beachfront ownership that avoids the depreciation typical of time‑limited coastal parcels.
Buyers in 2026 prioritize transparent legal status, good connectivity, built‑in amenities and growth potential linked to new transport works. In Ho Chi Minh City, more than 19,600 transactions were recorded in the first five months of 2026, worth over VND 92,000 billion, with premium projects reaching up to VND 500 million per m². Ongoing projects such as the Metro, Ring Road 2 and the Phạm Văn Đồng corridor are raising land values, prompting developers like Picity SkyZen to locate at key nodes and offer low‑down‑payment schemes.
The market, which softened between 2022‑2024, is now recovering as demand moves toward assets that provide stable liquidity and long‑term value growth.