Living in Da Nang: The Most Popular Areas for Expats and Locals | Top 3 neighborhoods
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- As a real estate team based in Da Nang with several team members being residents of Da Nang for 10+ years (some Da Nang natives!), CVR wanted to share a few tips for newcomers looking for rental accommodation! We’ve broken down a few different neighborhoods in Da Nang that are most common for expats to reside in and given some of the pros and cons of each neighborhood for your consideration.
We hope this video can answer some of the questions you have as we know the public information on the internet can be quite limited and sometimes outdated, especially in a city that changes as quickly as Da Nang!
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - An Thuong Walking Street Area
4:07 - Hai Chau 1 area
7:47 - Beachfront Resorts & Residences
10:01 - Outro
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I don’t think anyone has ever done a video like this on Đà Nẵng. Great job! It’s a perfect share to some friends in the states who want to move here. 😎
Thanks NOFOOD? for your comment and kind words! Feel free to let us know if there are any other topics you’d like us to cover!
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Thanks for sharing this clip, I m thinking to move to Đà Nẵng in the next few years ( 6 months there & 6 months in USA 🇺🇸) with retirement income I think we OK to live in Đà Nẵng . Thanks millions 👏👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@ngaphan4198 Thanks for the comment Nga Phan! Look forward to welcoming you to Da Nang! Happy to help with any property rental/purchase questions 👍
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Thanks so much 😀👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I agree, it's a most informative RUclips thanks 🎉
Exactly the video I needed for Da Nang!
1:43 such a clean pass
Definitely some talented beach volleyball players in Da Nang!
Very helpful video!!!!
Thank you Cao Lam! Glad you enjoyed the video and feel free to let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything we can assist with.
Great video! Thank you
Thanks for the comment Xazard and glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Excellent summary. Thanks.
Danang is a beautiful pretty city with nice warm Vietnamese people.
I loved the city with its big promenades the beach close by and the nostalgia of the old city
Nice video with precise information 🙏🙏
Exciting amazing area!
Thanks Tanner for your comment! Da Nang is full of wonderful areas, even beyond these 3 for starters!
Such an informative video, thanks
Thanks for the kind words!
I have lived in Da Nang for 2 years waiting for my wife's Visa. Move here for a month before you make the leap. The sanitary conditions are not there, it is very crowded, the market streets are simple food in boxes, at 2:00 AM in November it is 80 Degrees Fahrenheit and the ocean waterer is far from clean. The pros: almost everyone is nice to you, the pharmacies do not need prescriptions for basic medicines, it is vey beautiful.
Always pros and cons of life everywhere! Let us know when you find somewhere better than DN ;)
@@CentralVietnamRealty Agreed. I move home to Hawaii in 4 months and the 10 degree drop in temperature makes a huge difference to me and I own my newer home outright and pay$200 a year in property tax and get $98 a year in tax refund because I am retired so I can afford to live there easily on my retirement (even if SSA drops in 10 years). But that is my situation which makes it good for me. I have been to 29 countries and lived in 5 and all have pros and cons but they are an individual thing.. Thank you for your response.
Great video and very well-paced and informative. I lived in China for several years and want to come to Da Nang long-term. I will subscribe!
Thanks Mr. Jay! Feel free to reach out if there's anything we can help with regarding your relocation to Da Nang!
brother audio is 50% video, you have a lav mic on but the on camera mic is still turned up in the mix. Makes it hard to hear well. Otherwise good video
Great video new subscriber, thank you very much and God bless 😊
Thanks for the kind words Charles and glad you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful Place..
Nice video thanks
Thanks Anh Dang!
Great video!.. U could do another one on 3 different neighbourhoods. Please!!
Hey Dave, thanks for the kind video and suggestion! We'll keep them coming, don't worry!
Agree
Thank you. Your video is very informative. It provides me a better understanding of different areas in Da Nang. I am planning for my retirement here as I fall in love with this city. I am visiting in Da Nang now. I will contact your office soon. Thanks
Thanks Nikky! Feel free to send us an email to organize an introduction meeting during your visit!
info@cvr.com.vn
Thanks a lot 😊
Thanks for watching!
thanks for😊
Thank you!
Can you do a video of residential living up in the mountains, if there is even such a thing in Da Nang?
Hey RendezVu, thank you for your comment, and glad you find the video useful!
There isn't much for international-grade living in the mountains in Da Nang, though if you are curious I would recommend looking into housing around Hoa Bac and Hoa Vang districts
How is the infrastructure in the older buildings? Sewer, plumbing, electricity, AC, Internet , elevators , etc ? Walkability, comfort? In smaller buildings? Garbage collection and sanitation?
Hey Dovy, overall the Grade A buildings have better facilities including infrastructure. Also, generally better management which includes things like garbage collection and cleaning the common spaces.
Though all of the projects in Da Nang that are available for foreign purchase (Grade B and up) do a pretty solid job!
Many foreigners renting and owning in buildings all across Da Nang without major issues
@@CentralVietnamRealty Does that also include solid low rise buildings? I can't stsnd high rises and am probably not alone!
Low rise buildings are generally completed by local developers and have lower levels of service and infrastructure versus the larger, more international condo towers@@dovygoodguy1296
Good information! But is it really that hard to include an image of the map and the area in question highlighted?
Thanks for the comment BS! Good point, will keep in mind for future videos.
What neighboord would be recomended if you want to avoid hiring a bike on your daily rountine, i.e were you can walk to your go-to cafes, eating places, the beach, maybe a gym... ? Thks!:)
Thanks for the comment Jrom - anything around An Thuong will be most convenient for international expats.
Also areas in Hai Chau 1 are extremely convenient given the commercial density of the area.
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Anybody knows which part of Danang is the least affected by Agent Orange? Is this still a problem today? Thanks very much
Thanks for the comment Minnie - there has been large clean up efforts backed by the US government. Da Nang has been declared dioxin-free since 2018!
apnews.com/article/3a686cd385184f6789b4aa672a0939cf
how bad s the rainy season? I want to come in October. thanks
Thanks for the comment Civivva - the rainy season ranges year by year though on average October in Da Nang receives around 15 days of rain in the month.
Rain season is generally from November to March - it can rain for days and floods the city, and somedays patchy cloud rain.
@@xiube6979 Thanks. I am here now. So far the rain isn't too bad.
How’s the grab service in danang?
Thanks for the question Edward - Grab operates across the country including Da Nang.
There are options for Grab Bike, Grab Car, Grab Food, Grab Mart - In general these are fast, safe and affordable
What neighborhood is preferred by older expats who want a quiet and safe area and easy access to amenities??
My recommendation would be Ngu Hanh Son or Son Tra as these areas are more walkable, less busy, but still equally as convenient as living in the city center.
@@CentralVietnamRealty But unfortunately living there is like living in a sauna? People spending most of their time 24/7 indoors with air conditioning???
I would say that the majority of Vietnamese and expats spend a significant portion of their lives outside in Da Nang!@@dovygoodguy1296
How is the weather on December ?
December is a mild month with average temps ranging from 20-25 degrees.
December is also on the tail end of the wet months (Oct, Nov), but still boasts some lovely days!
For the rain season is it dark and gloomy , do you mind it a bit depressing ? is there thing still to do around that time ?
Thanks for the questions! The rainy season is still quite pleasant with cooler temperatures form 20-25 degrees.
October as the rainiest month still on average only has 14 days of rain.
There are a lot of beautiful days in the rainy season and Da Nang has a lot to offer in the city rain or shine!
for the winter season where I live is dark and gloomy...and below zero farenheit for months.
Why the long trousers and leather shoes ? Bit weird for a travel vlog.
@@StephenBrewer-gs5wl we’re a real estate company helping foreigners buy property and invest in Vietnam 👍
I liked the content of your video very much and hope to visit for 3 months in 2025. I also lived in Japan for 16 years or so where I have a daughter, so I could go there for visa run renewals allowing me to go back and forth to live out my retirement yours. Pho to sushi and back, again and again! I hope to contact your company initially to find 3 month rental units. My question is, when I am in Japan I would apply for another 3 month visa there to return, but how long does it take to get renewal? I assume that once you have gotten your initial E-visa for Vietnam, to get a new one would not take so long. Would you care to comment?
@@ronintsukebin9163 thanks for the questions!
Generally if exiting Vietnam and applying for a new tourist visa, the renewal will be processed with 3-5 business days. Some visa agents are able to expedite this timing if you’re willing to pay a little extra
get closer to the camera
Thanks for the comment Steve! We’ll keep it in mind for next videos 👍
Nooooooooo! You're unusual like that. Don't dominate the screen like most egotistical utubers.
Are there earthquakes there?
Thanks for the question Happy Ferguson - Vietnam does have earthquakes, but generally low on the Richter scale with majority being magnitude of 2-4.5.
there was an earthquake in New Jersey couple weeks ago. Vietnam isnt centered on the ring of fire..Typhoons and like all coastal pacific areas there's the possibilty of tsunami's but not to the extent of say coastal Japan is.
Where's the $300 a month apartments I'm a cheap basturd😅
Thanks for the comment Reggie - send us an email and we can hook you up!
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DITTO for me too 🎉
At least Charlie isn't shooting at you
👍 Thank you for the informative video. One note: The background music is too loud. We don’t really need it!
Thanks for your comment we'll keep that in mind for our future videos
Agree
Can you recommend a nice studio,up to 400-500us dollars per month,in hai Chau area for February?thank you..
Thanks for the comment! I would recommend looking at Indochina Riverside, Quang Nguyen Tower, and F-Home.
We can help provide more specific options!
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Thanks for your comment Mdmilon - please send your inquiry to our email below.
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