Building for rent in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Renting a whole building in Ho Chi Minh City gives businesses and families space, privacy and flexibility. Our current selection includes a building in Tan Dinh, District 1, with indicative monthly rents from about 50 million VND. Contact us for viewings and tailored advice.

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Renting a building in Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam's commercial capital, and a whole building here offers a level of space and autonomy that apartments and offices cannot match. Buildings are typically rented by companies needing office and staff accommodation in one place, by international schools, clinics or embassies, and by families wanting a private residence with room to grow. District 1, the city's historic and business heart, remains the most sought-after location, with tree-lined streets, embassies, restaurants and easy access to the rest of the city.

What can be rented and indicative rents

Our current portfolio includes a building in the Tan Dinh ward of District 1, within the Zeta Lumia development. This is a rare opportunity to lease a whole building in a central, well-connected neighbourhood. Rents for buildings in Ho Chi Minh City vary widely with size, location and condition; as a guide, the listing here is available from about 50 million VND per month. For specific availability, sizes and current rents, please speak with our team.

Why rent a building?

  • Space and privacy: entire floors or the whole property for your exclusive use.
  • Flexibility: suitable for combined office and residential use, or for staff housing.
  • Identity: a standalone address that gives your business or family a distinct presence.
  • Long-term security: buildings are often leased on longer terms, giving stability.

Tips for renting a building in Ho Chi Minh City

Before committing, clarify the permitted use with the landlord and local authorities, especially if you plan to mix commercial and residential purposes. Check the condition of the structure, electrical and plumbing systems, and ask about maintenance responsibilities. Confirm what is included in the rent and what is charged separately, such as management fees, taxes and utilities. For companies, ensure the lease can be registered for your business licence. It is also wise to visit at different times of day to assess traffic, noise and access. Our agency can guide you through these steps and help you compare options.

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical rent for a building in Ho Chi Minh City?

Rents depend on size, location and condition. Central buildings in District 1 command higher rents than those in outer districts. As an indication, the building in our current selection is available from about 50 million VND per month. Contact us for a personalised quote.

Can foreigners rent a building in Vietnam?

Yes, foreigners and foreign-owned companies can rent buildings in Vietnam. The lease terms and permitted uses should be clearly stated in the contract, and we recommend legal advice to ensure compliance with Vietnamese regulations.

What should I check before signing a lease?

Verify the landlord's ownership documents, the permitted use of the property, and the condition of the building. Clarify which costs are included in the rent and which are extra, and confirm the duration and renewal terms. A professional agent can help you review these details.