Billion-Dollar Infrastructure – A Launchpad for Da Nang’s Residential Real Estate
By 2025, Da Nang has attracted hundreds of trillions of VND in investment capital for tourism, infrastructure, and urban projects, with this figure expected to surge further in the final months of the year. This massive influx of capital not only transforms the city’s landscape but also significantly propels key economic sectors, reigniting Da Nang’s robust growth trajectory.
The meandering Han River has long been the iconic symbol of vibrant Da Nang.
Notably, under Da Nang’s development plan until 2030, the city aims to mobilize hundreds of trillions of VND to develop transportation infrastructure, airports, seaports, commercial centers, markets, industrial zones, and environmental projects. This billion-dollar infrastructure investment not only elevates the city’s urban appeal but also lays a solid foundation for the sustainable growth of the residential real estate market in the coming decade.
Da Nang is also fueled by significant macro momentum as key infrastructure projects are rolled out, including Lien Chieu Port, the International Financial Center, the Free Trade Zone, and airport expansion plans. The administrative merger with Quang Nam has expanded urban land reserves, enhancing development space—a critical foundation for the anticipated growth in riverside property values in the medium to long term.
The influx of large-scale projects has propelled Da Nang’s real estate market into its most vibrant phase in years. According to Batdongsan.com.vn, primary apartment prices in the city have risen by an average of 25% year-on-year, while beachfront and riverside land prices have increased by over 10%, with some areas surpassing 2019 peaks. Specifically, the Han River waterfront—the city’s “heart”—now commands prices of 130–200 million VND/m², reflecting strong demand for both living and investment purposes.
River Views – A Recognized Value in the Luxury Market
Significantly, the Han River waterfront and Phan Dang Luu axis (Hoa Cuong Ward, Hai Chau District) have emerged as the city’s new development hotspots, attracting numerous large-scale projects that form a cluster with strong rental potential and clear value appreciation. Along this axis, a series of projects are shaping a “golden triangle” of high-end apartments and townhouses, targeting young professionals; integrated commercial, cultural, and entertainment complexes; with The Meridian standing out as a central icon of luxury along the Han River.
Prime central land along the Han River is perpetually in high demand among investors.
The synergy among these projects, coupled with existing amenities like shophouses, the Bui Vien townhouse area, Thang Long Villas, and the Elysia Complex City (Phase 1), has established a stable resident base. In this context, The Meridian (Phase 2)—developed by Landcom Investment Corporation, designed by HUNI Architectes (France), and managed by international partners—is poised to elevate the area, attracting high-quality tenants with its modern design, central location, and integrated amenities.
Amidst the surge in infrastructure and market growth, owning luxury real estate along the Han River today is more than buying square meters—it’s investing in a stable, sustainable rental market with strong long-term value appreciation potential.
Globally, riverside cities like London along the Thames or New York by the Hudson have long established themselves as hubs of high value and urban prestige. Market studies show that properties with river views are often priced higher than standard ones; Savills London notes that buyers are willing to pay a premium for riverfront views and status.
This trend is vividly reflected in Da Nang, where the Han River winds through the city, serving not only as a scenic icon but also as a connector for tourism, services, and urban development.
In this context, The Meridian emerges as the solution to the scarcity of prime riverside land in Da Nang. Developed by Landcom Investment Corporation, it is strategically located along the Han River near Tuyen Son Bridge, at the confluence of three rivers. Designed by HUNI Architectes (France) and managed by international partners, The Meridian combines modern architecture with a luxurious, refined lifestyle uniquely rooted in Da Nang’s identity.
The Meridian is expected to set a new standard for the city’s elite, where each residence is not just a home but a symbol of status, a legacy asset, and a source of pride for its owner.
