Hi all!
I'm moving back to Hanoi after being away for almost one year. Just a quick question for anyone who can help. What are the rental prices like in Hanoi these days? When i was in Hanoi last year it was quite easy to find a decent place (small unit) for about $300USD/mth. Now, with all this talk of inflation and the cost of rising real-estate, is this still the case in Hanoi? I have been in HCMC and real-estate has gone through the roof! I'm hoping Hanoi hasn't followed suit!
I have look at the Hahn long-term guest house and their rooms, although do seem lovely, are $600mth!!! Is this a rough estimate of what someone will pay now!? Ps: If you know of any reliable agents or land lords that would be also be helpful! Thanks you for reading!
PS: looking forward to getting back to Hanoi!!
pepperdex posted about 15 months ago to Help!. Viewed 50 times. Answered 6 times.
Two months ago I heard that you could find a place for $300, but everything I saw was $500 on up. Here is the website for one local realtor: www.fair-realestate.com
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Thanx for the reply. I think fair-realestate.com is way over priced!
cheers anyhow!!
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There are still places for $300 and under, but the prices have gone up. I have used an estate agent named Dat for last year when I was here and this year also. We saw 3 places a few days ago that were all around $250 per month, and I picked one of them and am there now.
his contact info:
hoangminhdatvip@yahoo.com.vn
cell 0904258232
His English is basic, but he is very professional and shows you what you want to see (not what he wants you to rent, what I experienced with a lot of other agents last year!)
Tell him Steph sent ya:)
And good luck,
Steph
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Thanx Steph! I will give him a call when I'm back in Hanoi. Cheers!
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that'd be roughly usd300-400 for such a place. call me if u need my help
g l
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We recently spent 3 mos searching for a place, and I can tell you with certainty that prices have gone WAY up. Nearly everything we saw was $600 and up -- and some of them were hardly more than a studio. Admittedly, there are certainly cheaper places still out there -- it depends on where you are looking. E.g.: I think if you're interested in the Cau Giay area, you should be able to find something cheap.
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