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A District 1 (CBD)Ben Thanh & Ben Nghe area · 83 buildings

The central business district, where Ho Chi Minh City’s signature Grade A buildings cluster around Nguyen Hue Street and Le Duan Street. Le Thanh Ton Street, known for its Japanese restaurants, is close by, and many Japanese companies have offices in the area. With the opening of Metro Line 1, buildings near stations have become even more convenient.

B District 3Business district next to District 1 · 33 buildings

District 3, extending west of District 1, has many mid-sized Grade B buildings. You can keep rent lower than in District 1 while staying close to the center.

C Binh Thanh & Phu NhuanNorth of District 1, midway to the airport · 21 buildings

This area extends north of District 1, dotted with large mixed-use developments and mid-sized buildings. Located between the airport and the city center, it suits companies that travel frequently.

D Tan BinhAround Tan Son Nhat Airport · 9 buildings

Close to the airport, with large office parks lining Cong Hoa Street. Often chosen by IT companies and back-office operations, it offers larger floor areas at lower rents than the city center.

E District 7 (Phu My Hung) & District 4Planned city of Phu My Hung · 19 buildings

Phu My Hung is a carefully planned new urban center where many foreign residents live. With new Grade A buildings also coming on line, it suits companies that value living close to work.

F Thu Duc CityFormer Districts 2 & 9 (Thu Thiem, Thao Dien) · 7 buildings

East of the Saigon River, this area is developing around the new Thu Thiem urban center and Thao Dien. New properties keep coming on line.

G Other areasDistrict 5, District 10, Tan Phu · 6 buildings

Slightly away from the center, these areas are chosen by companies looking to keep rent down.

*Rent, service charges and parking fees are estimates as of October 2026, based on publicly available listings and other sources (researched by Nhu Nhu Real Estate). Actual terms vary by floor, area, lease term and negotiation.

*Exterior photos of some buildings are cropped from photos published on Wikimedia Commons (Creative Commons licenses). The photographer and license are listed on each building’s page. Buildings without photos are shown with a light blue frame.

1. Needs assessmentWe ask about headcount and floor area, move-in timing, budget, location, parking and building grade.
2. ProposalsWe research buildings and vacant units that match your requirements and present them in a comparison table.
3. ViewingsWe schedule viewings of shortlisted buildings and accompany you.
4. NegotiationWe negotiate rent, rent-free periods, reinstatement scope and more with the owner.
5. ContractWe review the contract and confirm the address can be used for business registration.
6. Move-inWe also help coordinate with the building during fit-out and after you move in.