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Houses, Villas & Real Estate for Sale in Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi is one of Vietnam's largest real estate markets, with townhouses, villas, apartments, and land for sale across the capital's most sought-after residential neighborhoods. Whether you want to buy a narrow multi-story townhouse in Ba Dinh or Dong Da, a lakeside villa near West Lake in Tay Ho, an apartment in one of the large developments of Nam Tu Liem, Hai Ba Trung, or Long Bien, or land in the growing outer districts, Hanoi's real estate market has homes with several bedrooms and bathrooms to suit families of every size.
Many condominium units in foreign-eligible buildings are also open to international buyers, making Hanoi a popular choice for both lifestyle and investment. Browse the listings below to compare neighborhoods, property types, bedrooms, and pricing in USD, then reach out about any homes that catch your eye — local agents can help you arrange a viewing for any property in the area.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Property in Hanoi
Can foreigners buy property in Hanoi, Vietnam?
Yes. Foreigners can legally buy and own apartments and condos in Hanoi, within buildings approved for foreign ownership (foreigners may own up to 30% of the units in a given building). Foreign buyers generally cannot own land or landed houses outright, but a 50-year, renewable ownership certificate (pink book) is issued for eligible apartments. Look for our Foreign-Buyer-Eligible listings to see properties you can purchase.
What is the process for buying a home in Hanoi?
The typical buying process is: reserve the unit with a deposit, sign the sale-and-purchase agreement, pay in installments or in full, then receive the ownership certificate. Most transactions are handled in Vietnamese dong. Working with a local agent and a lawyer keeps the paperwork and payment schedule straightforward for international buyers.
How much does an apartment cost in Hanoi?
Prices vary by area and building. Entry-level apartments in the outer districts start around $70,000–$130,000, mid-range units in Cau Giay, Nam Tu Liem, or Tay Ho run $150,000–$400,000, and premium lakeside apartments and penthouses go well beyond that. Landed townhouses in the central districts are expensive — often $300,000 to several million dollars. Browse the current for-sale listings above for live USD pricing across every district.
Is buying real estate in Hanoi a good investment?
As the capital, Hanoi is one of Vietnam's largest real estate markets, supported by government and diplomatic demand, a growing expat community, foreign investment, and new infrastructure such as the city's metro lines and Red River bridges. Many foreign buyers purchase eligible apartments for rental yield and long-term appreciation. As with any property, returns depend on location, building quality, and timing — compare areas and prices in the listings above.