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Tương Bình Hiệp 4Rent Prices 2026

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Our Verdict

"Smart Money"

At a median of $2.95/m², this area is strictly for those prioritizing raw floor space over aesthetics. We've labeled it SMART_MONEY because, while the site-specific rating is a low 2.0/5, you are getting unbeatable m² stats if you need to be near the northern industrial clusters. It’s not a gentrification play, but a pragmatic investment outlook for logistics-dependent renters who find District 12 prices too steep.

The Vibe:This is the industrial frontier where HCMC blurs into Binh Duong, dominated by the constant hum of National Highway 13 and local workshops. You won't find trendy cafes here; it's a world of metal roofs, logistics hubs, and workers grabbing quick banh mi before a shift. Forget the skyline views and prepare for a landscape defined by utility and heavy-vehicle traffic.

Market Median

$2.95
/m²/mo
46.4% Discountvs Ho Chi Minh City avg
LowHigh
$2.35$3.9
Est. Rating2/5
Last ScanJanuary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Steady
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Tương Bình Hiệp 4 @ $2.95/m²/mo

$177

District Highlights

Grocery
Bách Hóa Xanh Tương Bình Hiệp
Market
Chợ Tương Bình Hiệp
Hospital
Becamex International Hospital
Education
Thu Dau Mot University
Shopping
Go! Binh Duong (formerly Big C)

Locals Ask

Is $2.35/m² actually achievable here?

Yes, but only if you're eyeing basic warehouse-style builds or older street-front units without modern finishes.

How is the commute from Tương Bình Hiệp 4 to District 1?

It's a brutal grind; National Highway 13 is a notorious bottleneck of container trucks that will easily eat two hours of your day.

Does the neighborhood have any actual green space?

Hardly; your 'park' is essentially the dusty edge of a construction site or the distant grounds of Dai Nam.

Why is the neighborhood rating only a 2.0/5?

The neighborhood analysis shows a severe lack of high-end retail and reliable public transit, making it a purely functional choice for workers.

What is the 2025 investment outlook for this area?

Stable but flat; it's a solid hold for light industrial or low-cost housing, but don't expect a lifestyle-driven price surge.