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Vietnam's Law on Housing No. 27/2023/QH15 took effect in 2024–2025, introducing new rules on mini-apartments, security deposits, tenant rights, and foreign ownership. Here's what changed and what it means for individual landlords.
Vietnam landlords must register foreign tenants within 12 hours of move-in under penalty of up to VND 20 million. Here's the complete step-by-step guide covering CT01, NA17, VNeID, and the new Decree 282/2025 fine schedule.
Decision 26/2025 banned sub-30-day rentals in HCMC residential buildings, stranding 8,740 apartments and VND 2,750 billion in annual debt service. Here are the five legal pivots — with income estimates for each.
Decision 26/2025 bans rentals under 30 days in HCMC residential apartments, affecting 8,740 units across 24 projects. Here's what the regulation actually prohibits, who's exposed, and what landlords can legally do instead.
Vietnam's 2024 Land Law and 2023 Housing Law opened new doors for foreign property buyers — but the rules on caps, ownership terms, eligible property types, and prohibited zones are specific. Here's what changed and what it means for you.
A submarket-by-submarket breakdown of Ho Chi Minh City's rental market — covering rental yields, monthly rent ranges, tenant profiles, and 2026 demand signals for eight key districts.
The exact formulas, thresholds, and filing deadlines for Vietnam rental income tax — including the major 2026 reform that exempts most HCMC landlords earning below VND 41.7M/month.
Property management fees in Vietnam run 6%–10% of monthly rent plus a placement fee of half to one month's rent. Here's how to benchmark, structure, and negotiate every line item.
HCMC gross rental yields average 4.6% but landlords typically net around 3% once costs are accounted for. This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to calculate both figures for any Vietnam property.
