Thủ ĐứcThe Grid Zone

Phường Diên HồngRent Prices 2026

72500Commuter's PurgatoryStreet-Side SizzleZero Gentrification
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Our Verdict

"The Grid"

At ₫145,000/m², you aren't paying for charm; you're paying for a functional spot inside THE_GRID. The 3.0 rating reflects a lack of green space and the reality of cramped living quarters that haven't seen a renovation since 2015. It's an honest price for the location, but if a landlord asks for the top-end ₫185,000/m², they better have installed actual soundproofing and inverter ACs.

The Vibe:This area is a gritty sprawl of narrow alleyways and concrete shop-houses that serves as a transit corridor for the city's workhorses. You’ll find more mechanics and hardware stores than trendy cafes, with the constant low-frequency hum of traffic from the nearby Phạm Văn Đồng expressway. It's populated by people who value a 15-minute commute to the industrial parks over aesthetic streetscapes.

Market Median

145,000
/m²/mo
935383.9% Premiumvs Thủ Đức avg
LowHigh
85,000185,000
Est. Rating3/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Phường Diên Hồng @ 145,000/m²/mo

8,700,000

District Highlights

Grocery
Co.op Mart Extra (Gigamall)
Market
Chợ Thủ Đức
School
THCS Trương Văn Thành
Hospital
Bệnh viện Đa khoa Khu vực Thủ Đức

Locals Ask

Can I park a SUV here?

Absolutely not. Most rentals are tucked into alleys where even two motorbikes passing each other requires a coordinated dance.

Is the ₫145k/m² price negotiable?

Landlords here are old-school and usually firm, but you can often shave off 10% if you're willing to pay six months upfront in cash.

What about the noise levels?

Expect a mix of local karaoke, roosters at 5 AM, and the grinding gears of delivery trucks. It's loud.

Are there any modern gyms?

You'll have to trek over to the California Fitness in Gigamall; local options are mostly 'iron paradise' garages with no AC.

Does it flood during rainy season?

The main roads hold up, but the internal drainage is hit-or-miss—expect ankle-deep water in the lower-rent alleys during a heavy monsoon.