Đồ Sơn WardSmart Money Zone

Hải SơnRent Prices 2026

Coastal Low-RiseSmart Money PickQuiet Off-Season
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Our Verdict

"Smart Money"

With a median price of ₫75,000/m², this area is a SMART_MONEY play for those who want coastal proximity without the inflated tourist prices of Zone 2. The ₫35,000/m² floor usually gets you a basic, unrenovated unit, while the ₫120,000/m² ceiling reflects the newer builds near the Dragon Hill periphery. It’s an opportunistic market where you can still negotiate hard because inventory often sits empty during the off-season.

The Vibe:Hải Sơn is the transition zone where the old Đồ Sơn resort fatigue meets the massive new Dragon Ocean development. It's dominated by wide, salt-sprayed roads like Lý Thái Tổ and a mix of gated villa shells and older residential blocks. You’re trading city convenience for sea air and a distinct lack of traffic, provided it isn't a holiday weekend.

Market Median

75,000
/m²/mo
1442207.7% Premiumvs Đồ Sơn Ward avg
LowHigh
35,000120,000
Est. Rating2/5
Last ScanMarch 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Hải Sơn @ 75,000/m²/mo

4,500,000

District Highlights

Market
Chợ Cầu Vồng
Leisure
Dragon Ocean (Đồi Rồng) Complex
Nature
Đồi Khí Tượng (Meteorological Hill)
Main Road
Lý Thái Tổ Coastal Road

Locals Ask

Is the ₫35,000/m² rate actually realistic?

Yes, but only for older, multi-generational houses or units that haven't seen a paintbrush since the early 2000s.

Does the sea air damage the property?

Absolutely; if the landlord hasn't invested in high-grade aluminum windows, expect your electronics and appliances to corrode within 18 months.

How is the commute to Hai Phong city center?

It's a straight 30-minute burn down Phạm Văn Đồng road, which is great for bikes but gets choked with tourist buses every Sunday.

Are there modern apartments here?

Very few; the rental market is mostly villas, shophouses, or converted guesthouses rather than high-rise condos.

Where do locals buy groceries?

Forget big malls; you're shopping at Chợ Cầu Vồng or small Mom-and-Pop stalls for everything daily.