On March 19th, the annual ranking of the largest and most reliable developers in Vietnam was published. It was presented by the analytical company Vietnam Report.
The top 10 developers in Vietnam for 2026 are:
- Vinhomes (projects Vinhomes Ocean Park, Smart City, Grand Park),
- Nam Long (Mizuki Park, Waterpoint),
- Khang Dien (residential complexes in Ho Chi Minh City, including Lovera and Verosa Park),
- Ecopark (Ecopark eco-city near Hanoi),
- Van Phu Invest (urban projects in Hanoi and northern provinces),
- Taseco Land (projects in Hanoi and northern Vietnam),
- Phat Dat (residential complexes in Ho Chi Minh City and central regions),
- DIC Corp (projects in Vung Tau and southern coastal areas),
- BIM Land (resort projects in Phu Quoc and Ha Long),
- Phu Long (residential and resort projects, including projects in Ho Chi Minh City and coastal areas).
The ranking is based on a combination of factors: the financial performance of the companies, their business reputation, and market participant assessments are taken into account. The analysis uses both official data and the proprietary research of Vietnam Report.
Last year was a period of market revival after the stagnation of 2022–2023. This was facilitated by the growth of Vietnam's GDP (above 8%), a decrease in loan rates, and an update of the legislative framework.
- Supply: Increased by 104.4% compared to 2024.
- Transactions: The total number of successful transactions amounted to 579,700 (+7.8% compared to the previous year).
- Prices: The cost of apartments in Hanoi increased by an average of 30–40% (up to 100 million VND/sq.m), in Ho Chi Minh City — by 23% (up to 111 million VND/sq.m).
In 2026, lending conditions became less favorable for buyers. While preferential mortgage rates were previously at 5–7% per annum, banks are now offering 8–10% for the initial period, followed by a transition to floating rates in the range of 11–14% and higher. At the same time, control over lending by the regulator is increasing, which reduces the availability of borrowed funds for the real estate market.
Experts predict that 2026 will be a period of selective growth. Buyers and investors will give preference to properties with a transparent legal structure and developers with a stable reputation.