Serviced offices in Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City anchors the Vietnamese serviced office market as the country’s commercial capital and largest office market. Demand is predominantly around District 1, District 3 and the emerging Thu Thiem business district, where most multinationals base their Vietnam headquarters. The city is the most expensive in Vietnam, yet pricing remains accessible against the wider Southeast Asian range.

Hanoi is the second commercial centre, with serviced supply around Hoan Kiem, Ba Dinh and the West Lake area serving government ministries, the central bank and major state-owned enterprises. Danang, the country’s third city, carries a growing pool around the Hai Chau district and the Son Tra Peninsula business zone for tourism, technology and manufacturing occupiers. Smaller regional cities hold limited dedicated inventory, with emerging supply from hybrid-model operators serving startup and SME demand.

Occupiers range from professional services firms, technology companies, financial services teams, SMEs and above all international businesses using serviced space for rapid Vietnamese market entry without capital investment or lease commitment. Suites scale from single-person offices to team rooms for fifty or more, with all occupancy costs in one monthly fee. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements and carry zero dilapidations or fit-out liability, against a conventional lease of two to three years.