Apartments, Villas & Houses for Rent in Ho Chi Minh City
Expat-focused apartment, villa and serviced-apartment rentals across Thao Dien, Thu Thiem, District 1 and beyond — no tenant fees, bilingual support, trusted since 2015.
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The neighborhoods where most expats in Ho Chi Minh City choose to live.
Thu ThiemBrand-new skyline living, minutes from District 1 across the bridge.
District 1The central business district — walk to offices, dining and nightlife.
District 2 / An PhuNewer towers with the same expat lifestyle as neighboring Thao Dien.
District 3French-legacy central living — leafy streets, boutique buildings, walk to District 1.
District 4A rising-value pocket a short bridge-walk from District 1.
Binh ThanhRiverside value around Vinhomes Central Park and Landmark 81.
Phu My Hung (District 7)Master-planned, green and family-friendly, with top international schools.
Popular Buildings
A few expat-favorite towers we rent in — each has a full guide with prices, layouts and honest pros & cons.
Masteri Thao Dien Thao Dien
D’edge Thao Dien Thao Dien
Empire City Thu Thiem
Grand Marina District 1
Vinhomes Golden River District 1
The Estella An Phu
Diamond Island An Phu
City Garden Binh Thanh
Masteri Millennium District 4
Why Rent With VietnamRenty
No tenant fees
Our commission is paid by landlords — search, viewings and negotiation are free for you.
Bilingual support
Contracts and negotiation in English, Vietnamese and Japanese.
TRC & paperwork
We help with temporary residence registration and police coordination.
Deposit protection
Date-stamped move-in condition reports to help you get your deposit back.
Local since 2015
A decade matching expats with the right building and landlord in HCMC.
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Expat Rental Guides
Free, in-depth guides to renting and settling in Ho Chi Minh City.
Expat GuideCost of Living in Ho Chi Minh City
Expat GuideInternational Schools: Where to Live
CompareServiced Apartment vs Long-Term Rental
Tips10 Things to Negotiate in Your Lease
Market ReportHCMC Apartment Rental Market Report (H1 2026)
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Ho Chi Minh City?
Prices vary by area, building and furnishing. As a rough guide, furnished one-bedrooms in popular expat buildings typically range from about US$500–1,000/month, and two-bedrooms from about US$1,000–2,500. For current area-by-area figures, see our HCMC rental market report.
Which areas are best for expats?
Thao Dien and District 2 / An Phu are long-standing favorites for families and international schools; Thu Thiem and District 1 suit professionals who want new builds or a central commute; Binh Thanh offers riverside value around Vinhomes Central Park; and Phu My Hung is the top pick for Korean and Japanese families.
Do I have to pay an agency fee as a tenant?
No. Our commission is paid by the landlord, so viewings, negotiation and lease support are free for tenants.
Can you help with the lease, deposit and residence registration?
Yes — we provide bilingual leases, negotiate deposit terms, prepare date-stamped move-in condition reports, and assist with temporary residence card (TRC) registration.
Do the apartments come furnished?
Most expat rentals in HCMC come fully furnished, with appliances, white goods and basic furniture included. Unfurnished and partly-furnished units are available if you prefer to bring your own.
How long are leases and how much deposit is required?
Long-term leases usually run 12 months (some landlords accept 6), while serviced apartments start from one month. Deposits are typically one to two months’ rent, refundable at move-out — and our condition report helps protect it.
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Tell us your budget, preferred area and move-in date — we’ll send matching listings the same day.