Khu phố 1ARent Prices 2026

75200SUV TerritoryGated EnergyQuiet-Zone CertifiedHigh-Ceiling Haven
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Our Verdict

"Bougie"

At an average rent of $7.5/m², you are paying for the privilege of not hearing your neighbor’s karaoke at 2 AM. The neighborhood analysis confirms a 'BOUGIE' status because the housing stock is dominated by modern townhouses rather than cramped alleys. While it is a solid investment outlook for those seeking long-term stability, you are definitely paying a 'peace and quiet' tax that makes it a gentrification trap for those on a budget.

The Vibe:This is a pocket of the city where gated security and paved driveways replace the usual sidewalk chaos. Residents here prioritize quiet over convenience, often seen navigating the streets in private SUVs rather than motorbikes. It lacks the grit of the inner districts, focusing instead on the proximity to the Ben Cat bridge and the escape routes toward the northern fringes.

Market Median

$7.5
/m²/mo
36.4% Premiumvs Ho Chi Minh City avg
LowHigh
$4$11.5
Est. Rating4/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Balanced
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Khu phố 1A @ $7.5/m²/mo

$450

District Highlights

Grocery
WinMart+ An Phu Dong
School
Nguyen Trung Truc Secondary School
Transit
Ben Cat Bridge Connection
Gym
Gym Fitness 24/7 District 12
Park
An Phu Dong Riverside Area

Locals Ask

Is the $11.5/m² top-end price justified?

Only if the unit features a private garage and a rooftop terrace. Anything less and you are just paying for the 'Bougie' neighborhood label.

What is the commute to District 1 really like?

Budget 40 minutes of heavy lifting on your bike or car during peak hours. It is the trade-off for living in a low-density zone.

Are m² stats inclusive of management fees?

Usually not. In this area, expect to tack on an extra $20-$50 monthly for security and waste collection.

How is the street parking situation?

Better than most of HCMC. Many streets here are wide enough to actually park a car without blocking the entire neighborhood.

Does this area suffer from seasonal flooding?

It sits higher than the marshy parts of District 2, but internal drainage can still fail during a heavy September downpour.