Can foreigners buy real estate in Vietnam?

Yes. Foreigners can purchase condominiums and other properties in accordance with Vietnamese law. However, there are conditions such as quotas for foreign purchases and ownership periods, so prior confirmation is necessary.

What are the costs involved in purchasing real estate in Vietnam?

In addition to the property price, there will be other costs such as a down payment at the time of contract, taxes, and registration-related fees. The cost items will differ depending on whether it is a new or used property.

What are the most popular shopping areas in Ho Chi Minh City?

Popular areas among Japanese residents include District 1, Binh Thanh District, Thu Thiem, Thao Dien (formerly District 2), and Phu My Hung in District 7. Recommended areas differ depending on whether you're looking to live there or invest.

For investment purposes, which is better: a new build or a used property?

Both options have their advantages. New properties offer promising future prospects, while existing properties allow for easier verification of actual rental performance and yields. It's important to choose based on your budget and investment objectives.

Can I rent it out after purchasing it?

Yes. You can rent out the property after purchase. There is rental demand in Ho Chi Minh City from Japanese and other expatriates, and depending on the property, you can expect stable returns.

Can I use a loan for real estate in Vietnam?

In Vietnam, there are limited opportunities for foreigners to obtain home loans. Most foreign buyers purchase properties using their own funds.

How long does it take from purchase to delivery?

The turnaround time for existing properties is typically a few weeks to one or two months, while for new properties it can range from several months to several years depending on the completion date. This varies depending on the contract terms and project.

Can I request property management services from Suzuki Real Estate after purchasing a property?

Yes. We provide one-stop support for rental management after purchase, including tenant recruitment, tenant support, rent management, and contract renewals.