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Serviced apartments for rent mushroom in downtown HCM City

Instead of investing millions of dollars to build properties in HCM City’s inner districts, real estate developers are renting properties and furnishing apartments and putting them up as mid-priced serviced apartments for rent.
Serviced apartments for rent mushroom in downtown HCM City ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)

HCMCity (VNS/VNA) -
 Instead of investing millions of dollars tobuild properties in HCM City’s inner districts, real estate developers arerenting properties and furnishing apartments and putting them up as mid-pricedserviced apartments for rent.

A survey by Nguoi Lao Dong (Labourers) newspaper found a number ofsuch serviced apartments available in places such as Districts 1, 3, 4, and PhuNhuan with monthly rents of 300-500.

A 30sq.m apartment on Nguyen Dinh Chieu street in District 3 with akitchen and washing machine, refrigerator and wifi costs 450 USD.

For shorter terms, they cost up to 900,000 VND (38 USD) per day.

A person who turned a three-storey building he rented on Vo Van Tan street inDistrict 3 said it was the third house he rented to lease out.

He pays 60 million VND a month for it, and invested 400 million VND to renovateand buy furniture before leasing it out.

With its six bedrooms, it is expected to fetch 110 million VND per month.

Tran Huyen Nga, owner of a house on Nguyen Dinh Chieu street in the samedistrict, said she has refused to rent a new house she bought for 18 billion VND(nearly 1 million USD) to a lessee for 45 million VND.

Instead, she plans to turn it into a serviced apartment and get more than 45million VND.

Nguyen Hong Hai, CEO of Pax Land Real Estate Co. Ltd., said mid-priced servicedapartments have mushroomed in the last two years with average monthly rents ofaround 500 USD.

These are targeted at relatively wealthy tenants who have to work in theseareas for short periods, he said.

Recently, they have also been seen in suburban districts like Tan Binh, Binh Tanand Go Vap, he said.

“In the past few years, serviced apartments have been recognised as a safe andprofitable channel for investment.”

Nguyen Hoang, head of R&D at DKRA Vietnam, said mid-priced servicedapartments are preferred by young tenants. While expatriates working formultinational groups usually prefer regular apartments in inner districts, theyoung tenants prefer comfortable mid-range serviced apartments which offer themprivacy, instead of apartment buildings and boarding houses.

Most of them are in five- to seven-storey complexes built on smallish plots ofland in inner districts. A complex could have seven to 30 units measuring20-40sq.m and costing 350-380 USD per month.

In suburban districts such as Binh Thanh and Go Vap, they could cost 4-6million USD for 20-40sq.m units.

Hoang said these are targeted at medium-income civil servants and workers whospend long hours at work./.
VNA

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