This is what a $1500/month Apartment looks like in Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City) 

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I just rented a furnished 2x2 condo in district 9 at Vin Homes, across from a new shopping mall for 10M. Washer, no dryer, 3 TV’s, full size fridge, a built-in desk to work.

dude if rent is $1500 whats the point of moving there. i thought it'd be much cheaper like maybe $500 max

There are so many Korean businesses there. GS 25 and Emart are Korean corporations.

stay there for a week at the CREST last month, I hate that toilet it make so much noise at night . those kitcchen granite are cheap since they stain so easy.

'Her stuff is like.... I don't know how to fold it' 😂

That’s a crazy price, but you will definitely pay extra for western perks. I personally live in a small city in the highlands and pay $200 for a small recently built modern house with a large yard. Just as nice as a home in Canada. Water and electricity is under $10 a month if I run a fan instead of air con.

The view is beautiful

Good interview mate

That unit normally goes for around $2,000 to $2,200 if furnished. Also there's literally nothing close to that condo complex within walking distance. It's like a ghost town. Not even a convenient store, I know the area well. Really not such a good location. D1 and D3 close to D1 are the best areas. You can walk to so many places. But it's best to take car taxis to avoid the air because the pollution is terrible.

Holy shit it's expensive considering it's unfurnished and he had to buy everything

Love that intro

$1500/month is a good deal! Time to move away from San Francisco 😂

that is a terrible deal, am I missing something here? Or this is the market currently in HCM?

Vietnam is abt to change law that allow Viet Kieu to buy appartments and land are u guys who plan to settle here for a long time having thoughts on buying properties here in the future?

wow..that alots for the money...here in the northwest....we pay 3500-5500 a months

Oh wow beautiful flat!

If you could convert each item to dollars I'd be a lot easier to understand the full pictures.

So is the guy Vietnamese or a foreigner?

Hmm. I expected it to be less. I’ve heard Vietnam is one of the cheapest places in SE Asia

They ripped you guys off

Great deal

Should worth 450 us dolllars, you’re a fool if you think that’s cheap and worthy!

Metropole thu thiem is so beautiful

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Overpriced bs. Stop supporting that type of real estate

These concrete boxes are being built by the thousands in Saigon, and as soon as you sign a lease in something like this, construction equipment will roll into the vacant lot in front of you, and you'll have construction noise 24/7, plus the bit of view you might have had, will be gone forever. Low expectation westerners will pay these prices, which is fine, but these places have zero personality, small bedrooms, a tiny useless balcony, but moving 1-2 km further away from downtown will save you half the cost or more. And please stop the California/Vietnam cost comparison; it's insane and annoying crap coming from ignorant morons who always know someone in California who's paying x-amount of dollars for whatever luxury apartment they've most likely never seen. It's all about 'cost of living', as in how long does it take to pay for whatever you need or want in life, and since the minimun wage in california is $20 (yes TWENTY DOLLARS PER HOUR), that's about 20X what an average worker makes in Vietnam; believe me I know, I see and talk to them often. So paying half in Saigon compared to what somebody is paying in California (San Francisco and parts of LA) makes you a moron and a dumb a.., or possibly just somebody who doesn't care and can afford to throw money out the window. There are awesome apartments and single family homes for rent all over Vietnam for way less of what people are paying in District 1 in HCM, and some are even smack on the ocean (no not in HCM). It's prestigious to live in District 1-2 for some weird reason I never could understand, but to each his own. In comparison it's also cheap to live in certain parts of the US, Spain, France etc, but it helps to have a bit of common sense combined with some good taste, and not just go for all that glitters, cause it aint necessarily gold. Cheers

i own q2 terrace condo, right across from luminere

this dude looks gangster...probably killed a few back in oc

He must dealing drugs , on drugs pay that much in vietnam