11Jun2025
Latest News & Report / Vietnam Briefing
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In recent years, the real estate market in the North of Vietnam has recorded remarkable growth thanks to improvements in infrastructure, investment attraction policies, and large-scale projects. One of the most important milestones is the $1.5 billion golf resort project of the Trump Organization in Hung Yen. This article analyzes the overall picture of the real estate market in the North, key investment projects, socio-economic impacts as well as future forecasts for this area.
Northern Real Estate Is Changing
The real estate market in Northern Vietnam is undergoing a period of clear transformation, with strong growth in both the scale and quality of investment projects. This development is driven by many combined factors, including significantly improved transport infrastructure, open investment policies, and the interest of domestic and foreign investors.
1. Satellite urban areas and smart cities boom
The North is witnessing the strong development of satellite urban areas and smart cities, especially in Hung Yen, Hai Duong, and Vinh Phuc. A typical example is the Ecopark Hung Yen project, developed according to the smart ecological urban model, legalizing automatic lighting technology, smart waste management, and green living space. This project was honored as the “Best Sustainable Housing Project in Asia” in 2022[1].
In addition, Hung Yen is also implementing the Trump International Hung Yen project with a total investment of nearly 40,000 billion VND (more than 1.5 billion USD), expected to become a symbol of sustainable and high-class development, connecting the Red River tourism corridor[2].
2. Strong growth in logistics and warehousing real estate
The boom in e-commerce has boosted demand for logistics real estate in the North, especially in areas near seaports and airports such as Hai Phong, Bac Ninh, and Hanoi. According to Savills, by the end of 2023, the total available factory and warehouse area nationwide will reach 15.1 million m², up 31% year-on-year, with an average occupancy rate of 80%[3].
Notably, foreign investors currently account for more than 75% of the market share of modern logistics real estate in Vietnam, demonstrating the great attraction of this sector to FDI capital[4].
3. Strong development of coastal resort real estate
Northern coastal provinces such as Quang Ninh and Hai Phong are becoming attractive destinations for resort real estate investors. In Quang Ninh, projects such as Sun Premier Village Ha Long and Vinhomes Dragon Bay are attracting great attention thanks to their prime locations and high-end amenities[5].
In Hai Phong, the Dragon Hill International Resort project in Do Son with a total investment of more than VND30,000 billion (US$1.2 billion) is being implemented, expected to promote tourism development and the local economy[6].

