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Infrastructure, planning, the new administrative map and what to check before buying in each province, city and resort destination — sourced and regularly updated.
Southern Vietnam 8
Ho Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh City now includes former Binh Duong and Ba Ria – Vung Tau, so housing options stretch from the centre to the suburbs and the coast. Here is what to know, with the list of projects HPR advises on in the city.27 HPR projectsRead guide →
Dong Nai CityDong Nai has just become a centrally governed city and is waiting for Long Thanh Airport to open. Here is what to know before buying a home, with the list of projects HPR advises on in Dong Nai.6 HPR projectsRead guide →
Tay NinhTay Ninh now includes former Long An and borders Ho Chi Minh City to the west. Here is what to know when buying a home in this suburban area, with the list of projects HPR advises on in Tay Ninh.1 HPR projectsRead guide →- Can ThoFrom 1 July 2025, Can Tho City includes former Soc Trang and Hau Giang. Here is what to know about infrastructure, planning and legal status before buying a home in Can Tho.Read guide →
- An GiangFrom 1 July 2025, An Giang includes former Kien Giang, among it the Phu Quoc special zone. Here is what to know before buying a home in An Giang, with the list of projects HPR advises on in the province.1 HPR projectsRead guide →
- Ca MauFrom 1 July 2025, Ca Mau includes former Bac Lieu and has an expressway to Can Tho. Here is what to know before buying a home in Ca Mau.Read guide →
- Dong ThapFrom 1 July 2025, Dong Thap includes former Tien Giang, with its administrative centre in My Tho Ward. Here is what to know before buying a home in Dong Thap.Read guide →
- Vinh LongFrom 1 July 2025, Vinh Long includes former Ben Tre and Tra Vinh, lying between the Tien and Hau rivers. Here is what to know before buying a home in Vinh Long.Read guide →
Central Vietnam & Highlands 11
Khanh HoaKhanh Hoa now includes former Ninh Thuan, with Nha Trang as its centre. If you are looking for a coastal apartment or home to live in or rent out, here is what to know, with the list of projects HPR advises on.2 HPR projectsRead guide →- HueHue has been a centrally governed city since 1 January 2025, covering 4,947.11 km². Here is what to know when buying a home in the ancient capital.Read guide →
- Thanh HoaThanh Hoa kept its provincial boundary in the 2025 reorganisation and now has 166 wards and communes. Here is what to know when buying a home at the gateway to the North Central region.Read guide →
- Nghe AnNghe An kept its provincial boundary in the 2025 reorganisation and now has 130 wards and communes. Here is what to know when buying a home in Vinh and the surrounding areas.Read guide →
- Ha TinhHa Tinh kept its provincial boundary in the 2025 reorganisation and now has 69 wards and communes. Here is what to know when buying a home in Ha Tinh.Read guide →
- Quang TriQuang Tri now includes former Quang Binh, with over 1.87 million people and an administrative centre in Dong Hoi. Here is what to know when buying a home here.Read guide →
- Da NangDa Nang now includes former Quang Nam, covering 11,859.59 km² with over 3.06 million people. Here is what to know when buying a home in Da Nang and Hoi An.Read guide →
- Quang NgaiQuang Ngai now includes former Kon Tum, stretching from the sea to the Lao and Cambodian borders. Here is what to know when buying a home here.Read guide →
- Gia LaiGia Lai now includes former Binh Dinh, with its administrative centre in Quy Nhon. Here is what to know when buying a home on the Quy Nhon coast or in the highland city of Pleiku.Read guide →
- Dak LakDak Lak now includes former Phu Yen, stretching from Buon Ma Thuot to the sea at Tuy Hoa. Here is what to know when buying a home here.Read guide →
- Lam DongLam Dong now includes former Binh Thuan and Dak Nong — the largest province in the country, with both Da Lat and Phan Thiet beach. Here is what to know when buying a home here.Read guide →
Northern Vietnam 15
- HanoiHanoi keeps its provincial boundary, but from 1 July 2025 it has only 126 wards and communes and no districts. Here is what to know when buying a home in the capital.Read guide →
- Hai PhongHai Phong City now includes the former Hai Duong Province, with over 4.66 million people. Here is what to know when buying a home in this port city.Read guide →
- Quang NinhFrom 1 September 2026, Quang Ninh Province became Quang Ninh City under the central government. If you are looking for a home in Ha Long or a beachfront apartment, here is what to know.Read guide →
- Bac NinhBac Ninh now includes former Bac Giang and, from 20 September 2026, is a centrally governed city. Here is what to know when buying a home in an industrial region right next to Hanoi.Read guide →
- Hung YenHung Yen now includes former Thai Binh, stretching from the Hanoi boundary to the sea. Here is what to know when buying a home in the outskirts south-east of the capital.Read guide →
- Ninh BinhNinh Binh now includes former Ha Nam and Nam Dinh, with over 4.41 million people. Here is what to know when buying a home in the southern Red River Delta.Read guide →
- Tuyen QuangTuyen Quang now includes former Ha Giang, covering 13,795.50 km² with over 1.86 million people. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Cao BangCao Bang covers about 6,700 km² and now has 56 communes and wards. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property in this border province.Read guide →
- Lai ChauLai Chau covers 9,068.73 km² and is the least populated province in the country. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property in this mountainous border region.Read guide →
- Lao CaiLao Cai now includes former Yen Bai, covering 13,256.92 km² with nearly 1.78 million people. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Thai NguyenThai Nguyen now includes former Bac Kan, covering 8,375.21 km² with nearly 1.8 million people. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Dien BienDien Bien is the only province bordering both Laos and China, and now has 45 communes and wards. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Lang SonLang Son has over 231 km of border and 2 international border gates, and now has 65 communes and wards. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Son LaSon La now has 75 communes and wards (down from 200), with Moc Chau as a national tourist area. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
- Phu ThoPhu Tho now includes former Vinh Phuc and Hoa Binh, covering 9,361.38 km² with over 4 million people. Here is the location, infrastructure, planning and what to check before buying property here.Read guide →
Resort destinations 7
Phu QuocPhu Quoc is a special administrative zone of An Giang province and the host of APEC 2027. If you are considering a home or apartment on the island, here is what to know, with the list of projects HPR advises on.1 HPR projectsRead guide →- Hoi AnHoi An is now 3 wards and the island commune of Tan Hiep in Da Nang City. If you are considering an old-town house, an apartment or a villa near Cua Dai or An Bang beach, this is what to know before buying.Read guide →
- Quy NhonQuy Nhon is now the administrative centre of the new Gia Lai Province. If you are considering a beachfront apartment, a home or land on the Phuong Mai peninsula, here is what to know before buying.Read guide →
- Tuy Hoa – Phu YenTuy Hoa and the coast of former Phu Yen now belong to Dak Lak Province. If you are considering a home, land or a coastal holiday unit here, this is what to know before buying.Read guide →
- Nha TrangNha Trang is now the four central wards of the new Khanh Hoa Province. If you are considering a beachfront apartment or villa to live in or rent out, here is what to know, with the projects HPR advises on in Nha Trang.2 HPR projectsRead guide →
- Cam Ranh – Bai DaiBai Dai and Cam Ranh sit next to Cam Ranh International Airport, south of Nha Trang. If you are considering a villa, resort apartment or residential land here, this is what to know before buying.Read guide →
- Ninh Chu – Phan RangPhan Rang – Thap Cham and Ninh Chu Beach now belong to Khanh Hoa Province. If you are considering a home, apartment or coastal land in the former Ninh Thuan area, here is what to know before buying.Read guide →
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