in Los Angeles, I paid around $1,200 and I lived in a run down unfurnished apartment in Westchester with homeless and crack cocaine addicts living at the front and the back. No wonder why Americans are flooding Asia. Definitely welcome you guys here. Great review by the way.
@@Duy23803if coming to US for the mighty dollar, you came for the wrong reasons. Education is the number 1 Pursuit of happiness Liberty Latest healthcare Latest technology Capitalist and market economy Run for federal office if you want to Right to bear arms Best of all, can try foods from different backgrounds and cultures
Wow....I pay about $1200 for a 1 bedroom that is basically a shack compared to all the stuff you get. Such a beautiful place to call home. Just curious, did it come with all the furnishings? BTW, this video was so well filmed, edited, and put together!
And you probably make 10-20 times more money than the average Vietnamese. Everytime I hear foreigners speaking everything is so cheap here compared to the west. Yeah for u it is cheap, for the millions of locals making local currency wages everything is so unaffordable.
@@secrets.295 It's all relative. What may be cheap to those locals may not be obtainable for someone making a meal out of garbage like in the Philippines or slums of India.
If you did not tell us, we definitely cant guess you are a Chef, but a very professional RUclipsr and Story teller ❤ Great video, all the content and edited footages, keep it up, bro
For price compararison infomation, 1300$/month in Vietnam is alot of money. You can rent a big mansion (about 4 to 5 bed room, 3 toilet, big backyard, and private pool includeed) with that money. So his house is not cheap, also not so much affordable for normal family people (average salary in vietnam is 500$/month).
@@Sa7biUK So you just commission me to find a house for you right? Do I get paid for doing so, if not please contact a housing agency for that. We won't do it for free you know.
I’m apartment hunting now so this was perfectly timed! I’ve been looking around d2 and visited Kunkin Apartments and Teehome. Both were 17-22 million but wearnt as appealing as yours :)
I do like the new 1 player 2 player editing style you did. Some of the districts I stayed in were district 10, 9 & Binh Duong and the ones you mentioned. I know the last one really isn't considered a district but it was very local and i enjoyed that.
@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff Hi Chad, any chance in getting to know how Mr. Tháng edited the Mario Kart part? Would love to know more it. Fyi, I also live in HCMC.
Hi, I’m in a wheelchair but I can walk alittle, I would like to travel to Vietnam and that’s thanks to you because you have shown me a side of the country that really interests me especially food everywhere which I love. Question 1 how disabled friendly are they and question 2 can I book you in for afew tours?
Not really friendly for disable. Most of restaurants / street food shops / retail shops don't have the accessible ramp. Sidewalk is also very limited as there is motorbike parking / table from shops. But I think you can ask for help as the locals are happy to help the disable.
Sorry to say but u probably need help getting around if u are disabled. On the other side, if u happen to be in vietnam traveling as a disabled person, the utilities isnt there to aid but people are, they are extremely friendly and will go a long way in aiding you.
@@KatodeDevilus I'd say the pavements and footpaths aren't even friendly for the able-bodied. Shopowners steal the pavements as their own motorcycle park.
This is nice but definitely expensive for HCMC and even D7. I pay half this for a 2 bed 2 bath on a high floor in a modern building in Phy My Hung. I only have one daughter so don't need all that space but your place is def nice.
In most of the US 1300 won't get you much more than a subsidized 1 bedroom in a bad neighborhood with no security, or maybe a nice van to live in down by the river.
Maybe that California New York City, or Boston area ( so I wouldn’t say most but some) . Here in the midwest, $1300 can give you a nice 2 bedroom 2 bath in nice neighborhood. In bad area, $800 for 2 bedroom apartment.
Absolutely loved the edit of this video - I throughly enjoyed it.. when I'm in vietnam I tend to stay in district 4 as why I love district 4 I always go back to my 4 Es of district 4 Eat, Explore, Enticing and Experience
Just have to remember the average basic income is a lot less to reflect the lower costs of goods. So if you make Western (USA, European, East Asian, or worldwide netizen income), then some lower costs nations look like a real bargain.
1,300$ per month is affordable, really? Do you know that vietnamese ONLY earns an average about 230$-350$ a month, full time worker. Salary of a an engineer in vn is about ~ 400$/month, yeah so 1,300$ per month for an apartment is AFFORDABLE, AF-FOR-DA-BLE
Just found your channel. Your editing skill and style is next level. Now I want to raise my skills!! Any courses, influences, or software you can reference that helped you get to such a high level?
Paying $1300 in Vietnam is like paying $8000 in rent in Los Angeles. Paying that much is not needed at all, you can 1000% find something half that price with the same amenities.
Love the video, Chad. Little caution on showing the names of your building though and the places your kids like to play at. I know theres probably a thousand apartments in your building, but you never know about stalkers and obsessed fans.
Yeah but 1 Canadian dollar = 17.8k VND. Of course it's different. I recently came back from Vietnam I'd take living in Canada any day. It's chaotic af in Vietnam
I don't recommend living in a house in district 4, for safety reasons. You would THINK it's great, because it's 1 bridge away from district 1 city center, right? WRONG (somewhat). District 4 used to be the hood before the major redevelopment. So even though it looks nice now with the beautiful river bench walk ways, the elements of the hood are still there. The neighbors and people in that area are pretty rough around the edges. I think Sky 89 is a new built, further from district 7's heart? It looks new. Overall, district 7 is great for foreigners. Also, district 2 and 9 are nice too.
Hi Chad, how did you land this beautiful place? I m relocating to HCMC in 1/24 or 2/24. Do you have any suggestions as to how to find a good/honest realtor/broker? I've been reading on FB expat groups that there are so many dishonest brokers, ie, bait-and-switch, etc... Please advise.
Em là tài xế xe ôm, có lần trời mưa rất to em đã xin phép bảo vệ được trú mưa ở sảnh( không vào trong), và anh ấy cho phép. Nhưng khi một người bảo vệ khác đến thay ca, anh bảo vệ mới thay ca đó đã yêu cầu em rời khỏi sảnh trong khi bên ngoài vẫn còn mưa rất to. Từ đó em ghét cái toà nhà này luôn
The rich in Vietnam will live in villas in urban areas near the center and often have very large villas in the countryside where they were born. High-end apartments are more suitable for young people with mid-range incomes, low-income workers will be located in suburban areas, in small alleys but with amenities such as drug stores, markets, restaurants, and public parks available in the area. everywhere. Owning a home is a priority for every Vietnamese family. They will try to own it instead of renting it. The home ownership rate in Vietnam is over 90%. Vietnam has a comfortable life for all types of income, super rich people and average income people can drink coffee or eat at the same small restaurant. They care about delicious food, not luxurious space. You will also see super rich people wearing shorts and t-shirts riding old motorbikes drinking on the side of the road, it is normal in Vietnam. Foreign media has a very negative view of Vietnamese people's lives, we don't care, the government wants people's lives to be happy and politically stable, but the connected world has many problems. Many digital natives or backpackers experience and take their lives abroad. When we go abroad, many people ask us if we have internet? We will humorously answer them no, we send mail by pigeon haha
It is somehow related. Cuz most Vietnamese ppl can't rlly afford that type of apartment which is only meant for the well-off or foreigners. Your video gives the impression that Vietnam is affordable for the local ppl.
Do you miss living in the country side or a smaller village? Great Video. Can you explain how an American can live in Vietnam for a long period of time not married to local? Is their limits in stay? Thanks Chad!
You have to renew every few months I think but it should be easy if you have any job. The Vietnam goverment is trying to attract more Westerners so they are going to relax the rule even more
@@phanhuyduc2395 Every 6 months you have to leave the country, catch a 2 hour bus ride for about $50 round trip crossing the border to Cambodia have passport stamped then come back. Most of the bus companies located on Pham Ngu Lao street I normally use Danh Danh VIP bus.
This guy is a rich man. Most average working people in Vietnam spend about $600 to rent an apartment and already belong to the middle class. If you don't have children and live alone or as a couple, renting a serviced apartment for $200 is quite good. Don't spend extra money on services that you don't use often. Swimming pool 3$ per session, good quality gym 25$/month
Consider Vietnam's standard of living and median income. There's nothing to be surprised about this. People that say this is "affordable" has never been to any SEA countries.
Indeed it's not affordable at all for an average person. To pay $1300 for rent, a household has to earn upwards of 3K, which likely puts them on the 95th income percentile.
Your kids are soooo adorable!! BTW, @500US in Bkk or Chiangmai you get top notch amenities. Theatre room, infinity pool, library, co working space, sauna, play room, high end gym and ON-SEN. Yes, on-sen. And the view is SPECTACULAR!! Sunset skyline.
If you want to afford living in VN, you have to be a youtuber or an internet influencer. If you are working as a regular factory employee, you wont be able to afford this life. Dont go to VN, unless you have at least $100k in a saving acct and a plan to open ur own shop/restaurant/business
I'm mean, considering average salary of a officeman in Saigon (not including government-related job, cus that is wayyy lower) is around 6-700$/month, this, is a luxury 😂 I see yall commenters are also American rant about American housing price, just know that we Vietnamese are the same 😂😂 Except that we don't have options for any poorer country to escape to. Just have to survive :((
there are a ton of poorer countries to escape to. Vnese are just too picky and all dream about America. Check Mozambique, there's a whole Vnese community there and their business runs very well.
it's just about 10x the normal salary of a Vietnamese living in Vietnam (a month !! yes a month !)... Could you imagine paying your apartment 10x (same size and same options !) of an average salary in your country ? You understand that it's a ripoff building in Vietnam... Ask your neighbors next to your apartment how much they pay... (please ask Vietnamese neighbors)...
why not giving the kids the biggest bedroom if all 3 of them is there and make the small room into the guest\office room? XDDDD curious cuz ive seen many people do that and never understood why
Hm... Although nice flat you got, it's nothing that really surprises me /-: ... I live in Malta and pay 1,600 Euros monthly for a 204 m² 3-bedroom flat, fully furnished. Finishing here and there could get an improvement, e.g. worn-off silicone, which needs to be replaced, but I don't mind minor things like worn-out silicone in the bathroom. The sea with the little bay beach is no further than 20 meters. However, good luck in Vietnam, though.
U may 800 wife 500 seems reasonable but after the market crashes buy Bought 2 condos over 15 years in Tokyo Some of my friends paid 250k rent over 20 years WHY? better 600k equity
Well done on the video! GF lives in Phú Nhuận at the moment. I really like the area. Old style, but so many cafés, restaurants, near the canal for walks and of course near Quận 1. But it's just a stop gap place. Looking for something more permanent now. $1250 I find expensive, but arguably one can't fault the reasons you gave. GF wants to buy a house, but a friend (another Sài Gòn YTer) pointed out that build quality/maintenance can be iffy, even in high value places. He pointed out it's better to rent and then change every 5 years or so when the flaws and 'wear and tear' is starting to show‼️ Thoughts❓
I live in Melbourne, Australia , $1300 usd is about $2000 Australia dollars , this is the average rental of a good house with 3 bedroom or 4 bedrooms . Compare to living standard and wages in VN $1300 / month is very expensive only for the rich peoples can afford.
I love your place. I have been renting a house in D12 $500 month- very modern -3 floors but looking to purchase something out here- have to be near QTSC- Who did you use as realtor-seems a few shady people around. will take all your recommendations
1300 is like 2 bedrooms (+ kitchen, bathroom, living room) in some places in canada. so if you're in a country with such weak currency and weaker social programs, healthcare, infrastructure etc. and pay that much, i don't see it's that good despite the size.
Is this sky89 apartment?. I also live here. I am paying around 15m ~ 600 usd for 2BR 72m2 river view furnished. LoL I dont think 3BR wont cost like this. It is a rip off.
The editing is on another level 🔥
Omg the slide in at the beginning was amazing
Right! I was thinking the same thing. GREAT job! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@winstonsgmxI guess is personal taste. I think whoever did the editing did a great job.
It was the VALORANT portal sound effect in the closet for me. 😂
Your player 1 player 2 left and right side was a brilliant idea! I am mind blown with how creative you've become !
That was all Tháng, man 2 of this growing team
@@yeschefwithchadkubanoffYou mean Thắng?
in Los Angeles, I paid around $1,200 and I lived in a run down unfurnished apartment in Westchester with homeless and crack cocaine addicts living at the front and the back.
No wonder why Americans are flooding Asia.
Definitely welcome you guys here. Great review by the way.
😂 the west coast of the US is not it, signed a former Portland Resident who couldn't be happier in Cebu City
But the U.S. is still a dream for almost all Vietnamese
@@DIEPSUONGQUY only problem vietnamese people have is finance. only thing the US offer is finance.
@@DIEPSUONGQUY i mean, same reason, the Dollar's power! Like why would people go to the US if not for the Dollar?
@@Duy23803if coming to US for the mighty dollar, you came for the wrong reasons.
Education is the number 1
Pursuit of happiness
Liberty
Latest healthcare
Latest technology
Capitalist and market economy
Run for federal office if you want to
Right to bear arms
Best of all, can try foods from different backgrounds and cultures
Wow....I pay about $1200 for a 1 bedroom that is basically a shack compared to all the stuff you get. Such a beautiful place to call home. Just curious, did it come with all the furnishings? BTW, this video was so well filmed, edited, and put together!
It’s shocking to get a view like this for that price. The place came with the tv but otherwise was unfurnished
Move to thailand 😅
And you probably make 10-20 times more money than the average Vietnamese. Everytime I hear foreigners speaking everything is so cheap here compared to the west. Yeah for u it is cheap, for the millions of locals making local currency wages everything is so unaffordable.
@@secrets.295 It's all relative. What may be cheap to those locals may not be obtainable for someone making a meal out of garbage like in the Philippines or slums of India.
@@yeschefwithchadkubanoffhow much did it cost you to furnish? Did you get most of it from 1 place or did it take a while and you had to shop around?
If you did not tell us, we definitely cant guess you are a Chef, but a very professional RUclipsr and Story teller ❤ Great video, all the content and edited footages, keep it up, bro
I’m not even interested in living in Vietnam. The editing made me stay lol. Awesome work man!
This is insane for 1300! I absolutely love the place! Great job.
For price compararison infomation, 1300$/month in Vietnam is alot of money. You can rent a big mansion (about 4 to 5 bed room, 3 toilet, big backyard, and private pool includeed) with that money. So his house is not cheap, also not so much affordable for normal family people (average salary in vietnam is 500$/month).
If you can show me a mansion I can rent for $1300 in HCMC then I will be on the first flight over Hidenori-san
@@Sa7biUK So you just commission me to find a house for you right? Do I get paid for doing so, if not please contact a housing agency for that. We won't do it for free you know.
just came back from SAIGON day b4 yesterday on a 2 nights 3 days trip. Hope to go back there soon man.
Can’t wait to retire early and go back to the motherland. Even though I was born in the U.S. I rather have my dollar go 10x further there.
I’m apartment hunting now so this was perfectly timed! I’ve been looking around d2 and visited Kunkin Apartments and Teehome. Both were 17-22 million but wearnt as appealing as yours :)
17-22 million per month?!
the content and production is bussinnnnn!
Appreciate that so much
Omg an actual reply :)))))))), anyways, your welcome
I pay $367 a month. Association fee. Chicago 😄
I do like the new 1 player 2 player editing style you did. Some of the districts I stayed in were district 10, 9 & Binh Duong and the ones you mentioned. I know the last one really isn't considered a district but it was very local and i enjoyed that.
That sequence was all my editor Mr. Tháng’s idea and work. He is awesome 👍
@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff Hi Chad, any chance in getting to know how Mr. Tháng edited the Mario Kart part? Would love to know more it. Fyi, I also live in HCMC.
We are neighbors! I am in Skyline.
This is the most interesting video of reviewing apartment i've ever seen. Big shout out to the edit man 🔥🔥🔥
Hi, I’m in a wheelchair but I can walk alittle, I would like to travel to Vietnam and that’s thanks to you because you have shown me a side of the country that really interests me especially food everywhere which I love. Question 1 how disabled friendly are they and question 2 can I book you in for afew tours?
Not really friendly for disable. Most of restaurants / street food shops / retail shops don't have the accessible ramp. Sidewalk is also very limited as there is motorbike parking / table from shops. But I think you can ask for help as the locals are happy to help the disable.
Sorry to say but u probably need help getting around if u are disabled. On the other side, if u happen to be in vietnam traveling as a disabled person, the utilities isnt there to aid but people are, they are extremely friendly and will go a long way in aiding you.
@@KatodeDevilus I'd say the pavements and footpaths aren't even friendly for the able-bodied. Shopowners steal the pavements as their own motorcycle park.
This is nice but definitely expensive for HCMC and even D7. I pay half this for a 2 bed 2 bath on a high floor in a modern building in Phy My Hung. I only have one daughter so don't need all that space but your place is def nice.
Would you know how to purchase a condo unit that you showed? I'm wondering if I should get one for retirement! 🤔
It's around 150k$ (3.6 billion vnd) for a 2 bedrooms apartment in the same building. The area is 83m2 (around 958 sq ft)
I hope we will have retirement visa soon
In most of the US 1300 won't get you much more than a subsidized 1 bedroom in a bad neighborhood with no security, or maybe a nice van to live in down by the river.
Maybe that California New York City, or Boston area ( so I wouldn’t say most but some) . Here in the midwest, $1300 can give you a nice 2 bedroom 2 bath in nice neighborhood. In bad area, $800 for 2 bedroom apartment.
$1300 gets you one bedroom inside a shared home in San Jose lol.
Absolutely loved the edit of this video - I throughly enjoyed it.. when I'm in vietnam I tend to stay in district 4 as why I love district 4 I always go back to my 4 Es of district 4 Eat, Explore, Enticing and Experience
Glad you enjoyed it, d4 is great
The walking streets and night eating are amazing in d4
$1300/month ???? :)))))))
May your children have hours of fun on the playground 😊😊
Almost everyday 👍
This is the price back in the 80's for SoCal. What a dream to have all that for that price. Enjoy and thank you for sharing. :)
That’s a killer apartment! Love how affordable Vietnam is.
Just have to remember the average basic income is a lot less to reflect the lower costs of goods. So if you make Western (USA, European, East Asian, or worldwide netizen income), then some lower costs nations look like a real bargain.
1,300$ per month is affordable, really? Do you know that vietnamese ONLY earns an average about 230$-350$ a month, full time worker. Salary of a an engineer in vn is about ~ 400$/month, yeah so 1,300$ per month for an apartment is AFFORDABLE, AF-FOR-DA-BLE
@@noivongxoang235❤
@@noivongxoang235 since he’s American it is a bargain.
@@noivongxoang235he haven't said anything about vietnamese please talk that's with vc not this guy
Just found your channel. Your editing skill and style is next level. Now I want to raise my skills!! Any courses, influences, or software you can reference that helped you get to such a high level?
This was such an amazing tour. I really loved watching this!
Thank you
Paying $1300 in Vietnam is like paying $8000 in rent in Los Angeles. Paying that much is not needed at all, you can 1000% find something half that price with the same amenities.
Oh, I caught you wandered around the neighborhood but didnt have a thought that it might be you. Turn out we are neighbor. Welcome Chad!
Love the video, Chad.
Little caution on showing the names of your building though and the places your kids like to play at.
I know theres probably a thousand apartments in your building, but you never know about stalkers and obsessed fans.
Vietnamese people are not screepy type, so you don't have to worry about it.
No worries… Micheal Myer & Jason are still over in the states.
That apartment you live in is easily 10k or more in downtown Toronto/Vancouver
Canada's housing market in the big cities is literally outrageous. For 1300, you're living in someone's basement for sure.
Yeah but 1 Canadian dollar = 17.8k VND. Of course it's different. I recently came back from Vietnam I'd take living in Canada any day. It's chaotic af in Vietnam
I don't recommend living in a house in district 4, for safety reasons. You would THINK it's great, because it's 1 bridge away from district 1 city center, right? WRONG (somewhat). District 4 used to be the hood before the major redevelopment. So even though it looks nice now with the beautiful river bench walk ways, the elements of the hood are still there. The neighbors and people in that area are pretty rough around the edges.
I think Sky 89 is a new built, further from district 7's heart? It looks new. Overall, district 7 is great for foreigners. Also, district 2 and 9 are nice too.
I'm a digital nomad and Vietnam is on the top of my list to go to next.
Compared with most big cities in SEA even developed ones like Kuala Lumpur it's expensive
Hi Chad, how did you land this beautiful place? I m relocating to HCMC in 1/24 or 2/24. Do you have any suggestions as to how to find a good/honest realtor/broker? I've been reading on FB expat groups that there are so many dishonest brokers, ie, bait-and-switch, etc... Please advise.
Vietnam quá rẻ ở mỹ giá đất rất mắc chưa kể thuế
You said your neighbor made your life miserable. How are vietnamese people compared to Thai people?
Em là tài xế xe ôm, có lần trời mưa rất to em đã xin phép bảo vệ được trú mưa ở sảnh( không vào trong), và anh ấy cho phép. Nhưng khi một người bảo vệ khác đến thay ca, anh bảo vệ mới thay ca đó đã yêu cầu em rời khỏi sảnh trong khi bên ngoài vẫn còn mưa rất to. Từ đó em ghét cái toà nhà này luôn
Chắc vì an toàn chung cư nên họ không cho vào thôi bạn
@@Sussyahhskull em chỉ xin và núp mưa ở mái hiên của sảnh và anh bảo vệ cũng đứng làm việc ở đó chứ em có xin vào trong đâu
@@LeVanNam-bv5do chắc thanh niên bảo vệ ấy thấy bạn khả nghi ấy mà nếu vậy thì đi chỗ khác trú thôi
@@Sussyahhskull vấn đề là trời đang mưa mà không có áo mưa, đi chỗ khác trú thì ướt hết trú làm cái gì nữa
@@LeVanNam-bv5do có lẽ đó là ý kiến của mình nhưng mình không phải là bạn nên mình chưa hiểu được tình hình nên bạn thông cảm
bro this is the best marketing video ever, yust like a vlog and got a really nice edit, damn i really enjoy this
Really nice apt, congrats! I got pretty much the same for a half of the price in Nha Trang 🙂
The rich in Vietnam will live in villas in urban areas near the center and often have very large villas in the countryside where they were born. High-end apartments are more suitable for young people with mid-range incomes, low-income workers will be located in suburban areas, in small alleys but with amenities such as drug stores, markets, restaurants, and public parks available in the area. everywhere. Owning a home is a priority for every Vietnamese family. They will try to own it instead of renting it. The home ownership rate in Vietnam is over 90%. Vietnam has a comfortable life for all types of income, super rich people and average income people can drink coffee or eat at the same small restaurant. They care about delicious food, not luxurious space. You will also see super rich people wearing shorts and t-shirts riding old motorbikes drinking on the side of the road, it is normal in Vietnam. Foreign media has a very negative view of Vietnamese people's lives, we don't care, the government wants people's lives to be happy and politically stable, but the connected world has many problems. Many digital natives or backpackers experience and take their lives abroad. When we go abroad, many people ask us if we have internet? We will humorously answer them no, we send mail by pigeon haha
Why only bike in the parking lot? They don't allow cars?
you forgot to mention the average salary in Vietnam
That’s not what the video is about
It is somehow related. Cuz most Vietnamese ppl can't rlly afford that type of apartment which is only meant for the well-off or foreigners. Your video gives the impression that Vietnam is affordable for the local ppl.
@@mistakesg Exactly. And this is DANGEROUS for us locals as the wave of gentrification now crosses borders.
@@mistakesg VN is affordable for us local. Check the data on house owner
District 7 is an amazing place to live, best place in my opinion.
*_Hello Chad_* !
I would have chose a larger collar shirt for being in a video.
Great Video Tho.
Do you miss living in the country side or a smaller village? Great Video. Can you explain how an American can live in Vietnam for a long period of time not married to local? Is their limits in stay? Thanks Chad!
His wife is Vietnamese. I have a 5 year Visa and good for 180 days each stay.
You have to renew every few months I think but it should be easy if you have any job. The Vietnam goverment is trying to attract more Westerners so they are going to relax the rule even more
@@phanhuyduc2395 Every 6 months you have to leave the country, catch a 2 hour bus ride for about $50 round trip crossing the border to Cambodia have passport stamped then come back. Most of the bus companies located on Pham Ngu Lao street I normally use Danh Danh VIP bus.
6 months max, you go back to your country for a few weeks and loop it again.
@@hongchaungocbao Go to Cambodia for $50 round trip by bus.
This guy is a rich man. Most average working people in Vietnam spend about $600 to rent an apartment and already belong to the middle class. If you don't have children and live alone or as a couple, renting a serviced apartment for $200 is quite good. Don't spend extra money on services that you don't use often. Swimming pool 3$ per session, good quality gym 25$/month
This guy doesn't work a normal job in Vietnam... so his income is much higher than locals.
definetly! middle-class income here is like $300/month @@radry100
overpaid big time for that sht apartment big dog... get alot better in thailand or singapore...
are you sponspored by the vietnamese government? caus it looks so good!!
I pay 1k for a room here a cali.... 1 room an they don't even let us park in front of the house...
10/10 on this video made me want to move
In MN it'll get you a studio apartment in the hood
And not much people at vietnam even make that much money per month.
Nhìn là biết toàn căn hộ cao cấp cho thuê rồi. Người bình thường hoặc thuê nhà rẻ hoặc dành dụm tiền mua nhà ở chứ ai thuê căn kiểu này.
@@meome5133 Thuê được nhà 30tr thì thu nhập cũng phải ít nhất 60tr. Mà có mấy ai được từng đấy thu nhập đâu.
Consider Vietnam's standard of living and median income. There's nothing to be surprised about this. People that say this is "affordable" has never been to any SEA countries.
Indeed it's not affordable at all for an average person. To pay $1300 for rent, a household has to earn upwards of 3K, which likely puts them on the 95th income percentile.
Your kids are soooo adorable!!
BTW, @500US in Bkk or Chiangmai you get top notch amenities. Theatre room, infinity pool, library, co working space, sauna, play room, high end gym and ON-SEN. Yes, on-sen. And the view is SPECTACULAR!! Sunset skyline.
BKK is a renter's market. HCMC isn't there yet, they need to go through a building mania
The Valorant teleported sound though 🤩
Enjoyed this video so much!!!! And so happy for you all!!! 😊😊
Your editor needs a raise 🔥
5 minutes into the video and still don’t know what part of Vietnamese this is ?
Doesnt look that luxurious at all. Elevator looks kinda dirty
wait hold up isnt this near lacasa apartment on lê thị chợ street?
What city is this? You mentioned districts but not where in Vietnam
Waiting for your new video ~ So long
Really awesome apartment. Hope your family have a nice life and happy when live in Vietnam. P/s: The view is really really outstanding.
waiting for them to start allowing for retirement visa. 😅
bruh the water is disgusting holy crap
whoaaa my guy, you aint just gonna say snail restaurant and like its a normal thing
should tell what s average salary for locals where u live...
i wouldnt live in vietnam , the healthcare is really sus.
No videos for a month?! Where have you gone Chad?
Wow, that's half the rent I'm paying here in Long Beach CA and 3 times the size. Great view and nice amenities
If you want to afford living in VN, you have to be a youtuber or an internet influencer. If you are working as a regular factory employee, you wont be able to afford this life.
Dont go to VN, unless you have at least $100k in a saving acct and a plan to open ur own shop/restaurant/business
oi if white ppl come here to work as workers in factory they'll earn around 200 USD/month workinf full time hehe
I'm mean, considering average salary of a officeman in Saigon (not including government-related job, cus that is wayyy lower) is around 6-700$/month, this, is a luxury 😂 I see yall commenters are also American rant about American housing price, just know that we Vietnamese are the same 😂😂 Except that we don't have options for any poorer country to escape to. Just have to survive :((
there are a ton of poorer countries to escape to. Vnese are just too picky and all dream about America. Check Mozambique, there's a whole Vnese community there and their business runs very well.
it's just about 10x the normal salary of a Vietnamese living in Vietnam (a month !! yes a month !)... Could you imagine paying your apartment 10x (same size and same options !) of an average salary in your country ? You understand that it's a ripoff building in Vietnam... Ask your neighbors next to your apartment how much they pay... (please ask Vietnamese neighbors)...
You think the normal salary is 3 million a month? Ask your neighbors their salary per month…(please ask the Vietnamese neighbors)…
that is my monthly property tax in the States.
k i want a gf just like your tour guide
This kinda reminds me of MTV Cribs 😂
Although the Player 1 & 2 POV on motorbike had me condused a little
That’s what we were going for 👍
Is it monthly or do you own the house😮
The jet tub is my weak spot too :))
The casual Valorant teleport sound when he "teleported" from closet to closet. 😆
A+ transition 👍
cool appartment, but its still vietnam
I subscribed because your son said sooo
Your video quality n content improved tremendously since the beginning
I love love LOVE watching you grow and seeing your progress as a youtuber ♡
Thank you so much
why not giving the kids the biggest bedroom if all 3 of them is there and make the small room into the guest\office room? XDDDD curious cuz ive seen many people do that and never understood why
Because they just sleep in the small room but play in the big room
Beautiful!!!
Hm... Although nice flat you got, it's nothing that really surprises me /-: ... I live in Malta and pay 1,600 Euros monthly for a 204 m² 3-bedroom flat, fully furnished. Finishing here and there could get an improvement, e.g. worn-off silicone, which needs to be replaced, but I don't mind minor things like worn-out silicone in the bathroom. The sea with the little bay beach is no further than 20 meters. However, good luck in Vietnam, though.
Can i have the adress please??
U may 800 wife 500 seems reasonable but after the market crashes buy Bought 2 condos over 15 years in Tokyo Some of my friends paid 250k rent over 20 years WHY? better 600k equity
Well done on the video!
GF lives in Phú Nhuận at the moment. I really like the area. Old style, but so many cafés, restaurants, near the canal for walks and of course near Quận 1.
But it's just a stop gap place. Looking for something more permanent now. $1250 I find expensive, but arguably one can't fault the reasons you gave.
GF wants to buy a house, but a friend (another Sài Gòn YTer) pointed out that build quality/maintenance can be iffy, even in high value places. He pointed out it's better to rent and then change every 5 years or so when the flaws and 'wear and tear' is starting to show‼️
Thoughts❓
I live in Melbourne, Australia , $1300 usd is about $2000 Australia dollars , this is the average rental of a good house with 3 bedroom or 4 bedrooms . Compare to living standard and wages in VN $1300 / month is very expensive only for the rich peoples can afford.
5:22 here is what you want
Love the editing in this one, really highlighted the neighborhood in such a gamer way
I love your place. I have been renting a house in D12 $500 month- very modern -3 floors but looking to purchase something out here- have to be near QTSC- Who did you use as realtor-seems a few shady people around. will take all your recommendations
Great video. I love your channel. I literally live about 2 kilometers from you.
$1300 u can’t even get a studio in San Francisco 😂. An apartment like that would be around $8000.00 to 10,000.00 a month here in San Francisco.
1300 is like 2 bedrooms (+ kitchen, bathroom, living room) in some places in canada. so if you're in a country with such weak currency and weaker social programs, healthcare, infrastructure etc. and pay that much, i don't see it's that good despite the size.
Is this sky89 apartment?. I also live here. I am paying around 15m ~ 600 usd for 2BR 72m2 river view furnished. LoL I dont think 3BR wont cost like this. It is a rip off.