Property for Sale in Hanoi — Secondary Market

Hanoi's resale market is smaller and more local-buyer-driven than HCMC's, concentrated in the western new-urban-area corridor (Tay Ho, Cau Giay, Nam Tu Liem) — foreign-eligible inventory is thinner here, so genuine finds tend to move fast.

Listings

139+

Median price

₫3.9B

Median /m²

₫73M/m²

Most common

Apartment

Prices in Hanoi currently range from ₫950M to ₫12.0B.

Median price per m² by district

DistrictListingsMedian /m²
Cau Giay16₫2,478/m²
Ha Dong9₫2,620/m²
Hoang Mai18₫2,040/m²
Nam Tu Liem5₫3,428/m²

Estimated gross rental yield by district

DistrictBedsEst. gross yield
Cau Giay2BR3.8%
Cau Giay3BR2.7%
Ha Dong3BR2.4%
Hoang Mai2BR3.5%

Methodology: estimated gross yield = median asking rent × 12 ÷ median asking sale price, same district & bedroom count. Based on current asking prices, not completed transactions — treat as a starting estimate, not a guaranteed return.

Frequently asked

How much do properties cost in Hanoi?

Current secondary-market listings in Hanoi range from ₫950M to ₫12.0B, with a typical asking price around ₫3.9B. Prices vary by property type, size, and location.

How many properties are for sale in Hanoi?

EstateScout currently tracks 139+ secondary-market listings in Hanoi, translated to English and updated daily.

Can foreigners buy property in Hanoi?

Foreigners can buy apartments in eligible developments (subject to a 30%-of-building foreign-ownership quota) with 50-year renewable ownership certificates; direct land/house ownership is restricted. Confirm a unit's foreign-eligible status and paperwork with a local lawyer before making an offer.