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Renting in Da Nang: what the board actually shows

Recomputed every night from our own listings. Last updated .

1-bed median 12.0 mil ₫ n = 3977
Listings live 14,491 12,639 name a price
Areas covered 9
Recomputed nightly

In short

How much does a 1-bedroom cost in Da Nang now?

The median asking rent for a 1-bedroom is 12.0 million ₫ a month, as of 6 Nov 2026. The middle half of asking prices runs from 9.0 to 15.0 million ₫, from 3,977 priced listings on our board. See the figures →

How much does a studio cost in Da Nang now?

The median asking rent for a studio is 9.0 million ₫ a month, as of 6 Nov 2026. The middle half of asking prices runs from 7.0 to 11.5 million ₫, from 1,902 priced listings on our board. See the figures →

How much does a 2-bedroom cost in Da Nang now?

The median asking rent for a 2-bedroom is 18.0 million ₫ a month, as of 6 Nov 2026. The middle half of asking prices runs from 14.0 to 25.0 million ₫, from 2,645 priced listings on our board. See the figures →

Which area of Da Nang is cheapest for a 1-bedroom?

Lien Chieu, with a median asking rent of 6.5 million ₫ a month for a 1-bedroom as of 6 Nov 2026, from 72 priced listings. It is the lowest of the 9 areas with at least 5 priced 1-bedroom listings; areas with fewer are left out of the comparison. See the figures →

Which area of Da Nang is cheapest for a 2-bedroom?

Thanh Khe, with a median asking rent of 11.0 million ₫ a month for a 2-bedroom as of 6 Nov 2026, from 67 priced listings. It is the lowest of the 9 areas with at least 5 priced 2-bedroom listings; areas with fewer are left out of the comparison. See the figures →

Common questions about renting

What deposit is normal when renting in Da Nang?

A refundable deposit of 1–2 months' rent is normal. Full answer in the renting guide →

Do foreigners need to register temporary residence in Da Nang?

Yes, and filing the declaration is your landlord's job: the law puts it on whoever manages the accommodation, a private flat included. Full answer in the renting guide →

How do I avoid rental scams in Da Nang?

Never pay anything before you have seen the place in person or on a live video walk-through and checked that the name on the Pink Book (ownership certificate) matches the person you pay. Full answer in the renting guide →

Describe what you are looking for

Write it the way you'd text a friend: budget in dong or dollars.

What it costs, by size

Median monthly rent, and the middle half of asking prices. Millions of dong.

Median rent and the middle half, by sizeStudio: median 9.0, 7.0 to 11.5, sample 1902; 1 bedroom: median 12.0, 9.0 to 15.0, sample 3977; 2 bedrooms: median 18.0, 14.0 to 25.0, sample 2645; 3+ bedrooms: median 30.0, 22.0 to 45.0, sample 280201020304050mil ₫Studio9n = 19021 bedroom12n = 39772 bedrooms18n = 26453+ bedrooms30n = 2802
Median rent and the middle half, by sizeStudio: median 9.0, 7.0 to 11.5, sample 1902; 1 bedroom: median 12.0, 9.0 to 15.0, sample 3977; 2 bedrooms: median 18.0, 14.0 to 25.0, sample 2645; 3+ bedrooms: median 30.0, 22.0 to 45.0, sample 280201020304050mil ₫Studio9n = 19021 bedroom12n = 39772 bedrooms18n = 26453+ bedrooms30n = 2802

The bar is the middle half of asking prices (25th to 75th percentile); the line inside it is the median.

The same figures as a table
SizeListings MedianTypical range
Studio2059 9.0 7.0–11.5
1 bedroom4724 12.0 9.0–15.0
2 bedrooms2997 18.0 14.0–25.0
3+ bedrooms3055 30.0 22.0–45.0

Where prices have gone

City-wide median by size, from to .

SizeThen NowChange
Studio 8.5 9.0 +5.9%
1 bedroom 12.0 12.0 0.0%
2 bedrooms 19.0 18.0 -5.3%
3+ bedrooms 30.0 30.0 0.0%
Median rent over time60 days from 2026-09-08 to 2026-11-060102030Studio1 bedroom2 bedrooms3+ bedrooms2026-09-082026-11-06mil ₫

A gap in a line is a night with no publishable figure, not a night at zero.

By neighbourhood

One-bedroom median is the comparable figure — it is the size every area has enough of to describe.

One-bedroom median rent by districtMy Khe: 14.0; My An: 13.5; An Thuong: 13.0; Son Tra: 12.0; Hai Chau: 12.0; Ngu Hanh Son: 11.0; Thanh Khe: 8.0; Cam Le: 7.0; Lien Chieu: 6.5051015mil ₫My Khe14n = 103My An13.5n = 354An Thuong13n = 300Son Tra12n = 1126Hai Chau12n = 268Ngu Hanh Son11n = 690Thanh Khe8n = 57Cam Le7n = 102Lien Chieu6.5n = 72
One-bedroom median rent by districtMy Khe: 14.0; My An: 13.5; An Thuong: 13.0; Son Tra: 12.0; Hai Chau: 12.0; Ngu Hanh Son: 11.0; Thanh Khe: 8.0; Cam Le: 7.0; Lien Chieu: 6.5051015mil ₫My Khe14n = 103My An13.5n = 354An Thuong13n = 300Son Tra12n = 1126Hai Chau12n = 268Ngu Hanh Son11n = 690Thanh Khe8n = 57Cam Le7n = 102Lien Chieu6.5n = 72

Every area, every size

Median monthly rent, the middle half beneath it, and how many listings each figure rests on. Millions of dong.

AreaStudio1 bedroom2 bedrooms3+ bedrooms
Son Tra #son-tra 3128 listings 9.0 7.9–11.5 n = 575 12.0 10.0–15.0 n = 1126 20.0 14.0–25.0 n = 526 35.0 25.0–51.0 n = 383
Ngu Hanh Son #ngu-hanh-son 2107 listings 8.0 6.5–10.0 n = 275 11.0 8.5–14.0 n = 690 17.0 13.0–22.0 n = 380 35.0 25.0–55.0 n = 370
Hai Chau #hai-chau 1319 listings 8.0 6.0–10.9 n = 136 12.0 8.0–15.0 n = 268 20.0 15.0–26.0 n = 281 30.0 20.0–40.0 n = 382
My An #my-an 899 listings 11.0 9.0–13.5 n = 152 13.5 11.0–16.0 n = 354 20.0 17.0–25.0 n = 216 37.2 32.0–47.2 n = 26
An Thuong #an-thuong 847 listings 10.5 8.5–13.0 n = 131 13.0 10.0–16.0 n = 300 19.0 16.0–23.2 n = 116 48.0 35.0–77.5 n = 51
Lien Chieu #lien-chieu 527 listings 6.0 5.0–8.5 n = 24 6.5 5.0–8.0 n = 72 12.0 7.5–15.0 n = 119 20.0 13.0–25.0 n = 169
Thanh Khe #thanh-khe 478 listings 7.2 5.6–9.9 n = 26 8.0 5.5–12.0 n = 57 11.0 8.5–16.0 n = 67 23.0 18.0–30.0 n = 251
Cam Le #cam-le 457 listings 5.2 5.0–5.8 n = 29 7.0 6.0–9.0 n = 102 12.0 8.0–14.0 n = 62 20.0 15.0–30.0 n = 159
My Khe #my-khe 457 listings 11.2 8.1–13.4 n = 46 14.0 12.0–17.5 n = 103 23.0 19.0–27.1 n = 84 40.0 26.2–63.8 n = 54

What the advert mentions, and what it asks

This is not a surcharge for a pool or a gym. A flat whose advert names one is usually a different flat in a different building, so each gap below compares two groups of homes, not the price of the amenity.

A one-bedroom whose advert mentions “Gym” asks 17.0 million ₫ against 12.0 without it, 41% more. It holds at the other sizes too: Studio +53%, 2 bedrooms +39%, 3+ bedrooms +50%.

The mentions that go with a LOWER price are the ones inside the flat: “Private laundry”, 9.0 against 12.0. A place that still has to say it has one is a cheaper place.

These are what an advert SAYS, not what a flat has: our reader is the text of the ad. And a flat whose advert names a pool is a different flat in a different building, so this is what the two groups cost, not what anything adds.

Mentioned in the advertWith, mil ₫ WithoutDifference
Gymn = 406 17.0 12.0 +41%
Pooln = 681 15.0 11.8 +27%
River viewn = 195 15.0 12.0 +25%
Sea viewn = 244 15.0 12.0 +25%
24/7 securityn = 432 14.0 12.0 +17%
Workspacen = 314 14.0 12.0 +17%
Bathtubn = 63 13.5 12.0 +12%
Motorbike parkingn = 389 13.0 12.0 +8%
Fast Wi-Fin = 608 13.0 12.0 +8%
Car parkingn = 105 12.5 12.0 +4%
Air conditioningn = 963 12.0 12.0 0%
Balconyn = 1583 12.0 12.0 0%
Elevatorn = 633 12.0 12.0 0%
Kitchenn = 1258 12.0 12.0 0%
Near the beachn = 885 12.0 12.0 0%
Quietn = 917 12.0 12.0 0%
Washing machinen = 1401 12.0 12.0 0%
Supermarket nearbyn = 204 11.5 12.0 -4%
Private laundryn = 398 9.0 12.0 -25%

One-bedroom listings only, medians in millions of dong. A mention needs 30 listings on each side before it is published.

What adverts say about pets, deposit and electricity

How many places for rent are listed in Da Nang, and how many allow pets?

14,491 long-term rentals were live on our board on 6 Nov 2026, 8,785 of them apartments. 3.5% of the adverts say pets are allowed, 4.9% say no pets, and 91.6% do not say. Among apartments: 4.5% say pets are allowed, 5.8% say no pets, 89.8% do not say.

What do landlords in Da Nang charge for electricity per kWh?

In adverts that state a rate, the median is 4,000 ₫ per kWh as of 6 Nov 2026, and the middle half runs from 4,000 to 4,200 ₫. That is 1,294 adverts, 8.9% of the live board: most adverts do not state a rate, so ask before you sign.

What deposit do landlords in Da Nang ask?

Of the 2,465 adverts that state a deposit as of 6 Nov 2026, 72.5% ask one month's rent, 12.3% two months and 15.2% three or more. That is 17.0% of the live board; the rest do not say.

Read from the text of each advert: a share is of every live long-term listing, and “does not say” is kept apart from “no”. Deposit and electricity figures count only adverts that state them, and are not published below 30 such adverts. Asking terms, not agreed ones. Recomputed nightly.

Do foreigners pay more for the same flat?

Adverts in the English-language Facebook rental groups ask more than adverts on Chợ Tốt, the Vietnamese classifieds site: a one-bedroom apartment has a median of 13.0 million ₫ in the groups against 8.5 million on Chợ Tốt, and a two-bedroom 20.0 against 13.7.

That gap is between different flats. When the same home is advertised in both places by different sellers, it asks the same: across 599 such homes the median price ratio is 1.00, and 61% of them are within 5% of each other. The Facebook price is more than 10% higher for 12% of homes and more than 10% lower for 9%.

Where a flat is advertised does not tell you whether its price is fair. Compare it with similar flats in the same area.

How we matched: two adverts count as one home when at least half of the smaller photo gallery is the same pictures and the bedroom counts agree. Price plays no part in the match. Identical post text is left out as a cross-post, and so are pairs with the same phone number or seller name. Measured on 2026-10-09 over every priced advert we have collected from the two sources (23,464 and 16,539); this figure is not recomputed nightly. These are asking prices, not agreed rents, and two different phone numbers can still belong to one agency.

When the same place is advertised again

Do rents drop in low season?

On the same place advertised again by the same seller, the share that came back at a lower asking price was 30% in 08/2026, 33% in 09/2026, 40% in 10/2026, 40% in 11/2026 (so far). In 11/2026 (so far) the median cut was 7.8%. These are asking prices, not agreed rents.

In 11/2026, 40% of places re-advertised by the same seller came back at a lower asking price (median cut 7.8%), 54% at the same price and 6% higher. The month is not over yet.

MonthRe-adverts CheaperSame price HigherMedian cut
1,399 30%61% 9% 6.9%
2,407 33%57% 10% 7.7%
2,382 40%48% 12% 8.0%
so far 425 40%54% 6% 7.8%

How we matched: the same seller phone or handle (where an advert shows none, the same poster name on the same site), the same number of bedrooms, and at least half of the smaller photo gallery the same pictures, with the later advert at least 3 days after the earlier one. Price plays no part in the match. A change of more than 50% either way is left out as a different unit or a typo, and a month with fewer than 30 re-adverts shows its count only. These are asking prices when the advert went up again, not agreed rents. Recomputed nightly.

How these numbers are made

Median and the middle half (25th to 75th percentile) of asking prices on our own board, not of agreed rents. Long-term listings only; short stays and banned accounts are excluded. Prices outside 0.5–500 million ₫ a month are dropped as data errors before anything is computed, and a cell with fewer than 5 listings shows its count instead of a price.

Recomputed nightly. — 14,491 listings live, of which 12,639 name a price.

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What is on the board

In the last 30 days: 6,846 listings added. Live right now: 14,491, of which 12,639 name a price, across 9 areas.

Almost all of this is imported from local boards and rechecked here — it is stock we gathered, not hosts who came and posted.

How many people looked or got in touch is not published: our counters cannot yet separate readers from crawlers, and a number we cannot stand behind is worse than no number on a page that invites you to quote it.

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