SEA property feed

A $150k budget clears most of Pattaya and Phuket outright, splits Hanoi and Da Nang, and barely touches Ho Chi Minh City.

Ortigas, Mandaluyong, and Quezon City resale condos already yield more than new launches, with unsold inventory finally clearing off a multi-year backlog.

An AIIB-backed special economic zone, a MotoGP calendar slot, and a new wide-body airport put Lombok's Mandalika area on Watch.

Chroy Changvar and Sen Sok are repricing as the new international airport and Ring Road No. 3 cut commute times and open up peri-urban land.

A six-minute RTS ride separates Bukit Chagar condos priced around RM400 per square foot from Singapore stock at roughly SGD1,800.

Country Garden's Forest City is repositioning as a special financial zone with visa-free entry, but the register keeps it at Pass until occupancy shows up.

Fresh station catchments along the Orange, Pink, and Yellow lines are where resale still trades below what new launches ask.

My An and Hoa Hai keep drawing FDI staff as Da Nang's old core runs out of land, but there still aren't enough all-in-one apartments to house them.

A deep-water port, new industrial parks, and Da Nang's planned free trade zone put Lien Chieu on Watch as new licensed apartment stock starts to appear.

Iskandar Puteri's Medini district was upgraded from Watch to Priority after Johor's special economic zone tax terms took effect.

Canggu-adjacent overflow belts and Lombok's funded infrastructure are absorbing demand that Bali's core can no longer offer at the old entry price.

Bangkok and Phuket are mature, liquid, and legally clear, which is a different case for buying than a cyclical bottom.

Vinhomes Global Gate Ha Long is a 6,200-hectare urban development beside the UNESCO World Heritage bay, and it sold 1,000 units in its first week.

Prime districts like BKK1 and Tonle Bassac are trading at a decade-low sales rate, which is exactly the kind of leverage a patient buyer waits for.

Metro Manila condos sit in a buyer's market with unsold inventory still clearing, while house-and-lot demand in the growth corridors keeps rising.

A Swiss-Vietnamese consortium's floating resorts and Lee Soo-man's entertainment complex bring $420M into a province still adjusting to its new coastline.

Chinese travelers can now pay in Vietnam by scanning VietQR through their own apps. It's one-way for now, with the reverse direction due in early 2026.

7.1 million visitors in the first ten months of 2025, up 34.2%, plus a No. 2 spot on Skyscanner's 2026 trending destinations list.

Vinspeed's 54 km coastal line puts Can Gio 20 minutes from central HCMC, with a 2,870 ha Vingroup project sitting at the end of it.

Le Phong's twin-tower project in Thuan An opened presales in December at a $54,000 entry point, with completion targeted for 2027.