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Ho Chi Minh City Apartments by District & Area | Condominiums, Serviced Apartments & Rental Housing

You can search for rental apartments and condominiums in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, by popular areas.
We offer apartment searches tailored to your commute, school, and lifestyle needs, primarily focusing on popular areas among Japanese expatriates such as District 1, Binh Thanh, District 2, and District 7.

In Ho Chi Minh City, popular areas vary depending on your workplace and your children's school. District 1 and Binh Thanh District are recommended for those who prioritize easy access to the city center, District 2 for those who value a quiet living environment and international schools, and District 7 for those who prioritize easy access to the Japanese school.

Area list:
District 1(Japanese quarter/city center)
Bintan District District(A very close area, about 5 minutes from District 1)
District 2(A residential area with a predominantly Western population, with access to the metro.)
District 3(Administrative districts; District 1 is within walking distance depending on the location.)
District 4(Near the city center, along the river)
District 7(School area with Japanese schools, Korean schools, Taiwanese schools, etc.)

Popular rental apartments for foreigners

Here are some popular properties in Ho Chi Minh City for Japanese and other expatriates.

• Grand Marina Saigon(District 1 - Top-tier luxury brand residences)
• Sunwah Pearl(Binh Thanh District - Japanese School bus stop available)
• City Garden(Popular property in Binh Thanh District, very close to District 1)
• Masteri Thao Dien(District 2, Thao Dien - a popular area for Westerners)
• Midtown(District 7, Japanese school area)
• Luxury serviced apartments in Ho Chi Minh City(List of serviced apartments mainly in District 1)

Recent field response report

This is a record of the handover, contract, and move-in support that Suzuki Real Estate actually provided on-site in Ho Chi Minh City.

• Local response report from late May 2026