Latest news on the real estate market, projects and company activities.
Dak Lak remains Vietnam's Robusta coffee capital, with over 210,000 hectares and more than 500,000 tons harvested annually, while the national 2024-2025 crop year posted a record $8.4 billion in coffee export revenue. The milestone reinforces Buon Ma Thuot's role as the new province's administrative and urban core.
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Following its June 2025 merger with Phu Yen, the new Dak Lak province now spans a rare 'highland-coast-culture' landscape linking Buon Ma Thuot's highlands with Tuy Hoa's coastline. In the first half of 2026 the province welcomed 5.33 million visitors, up 37.2% year-on-year, fueling a wave of coastal resort and commercial real estate investment.
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A June 27, 2026 investment promotion conference drew more than 700 businesses and unveiled 257 projects worth over VND 1,000 trillion. The province also plans 33 industrial parks, fueling new urbanization and housing demand in Buon Ma Thuot.
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The first-ever provincial-level Dak Lak Durian Festival is running from August 15 to September 2, 2026, with 17 activities and a new Vietnam record for 102 durian-based dishes. The festival's culinary showcase is held right at EcoPalace Dak Lak, drawing hundreds of booths and crowds of visitors.
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Dak Lak's Department of Construction reports 24,873 real estate transactions worth over VND 7,600 billion in Q2 2026. Land plots dominate by volume, while 22 housing projects in progress signal a new growth cycle.
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The 117km Khanh Hoa – Buon Ma Thuot expressway is set to open in 2027, alongside the Buon Ma Thuot master plan to 2050 and a planned airport upgrade to 4C standard — the largest infrastructure push the Central Highlands real estate market has ever seen.
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A cool climate, still-low land prices, and expanding infrastructure are turning the Central Highlands into a new destination for land-plot and resort investment capital. Here are 5 essential things investors should know before committing.
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Many experts believe 2025–2030 will be a boom cycle for Central Highlands real estate, as major investors move early into eco-urban and self-contained resort models amid an unprecedented wave of coordinated inter-regional infrastructure investment.
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EcoPalace Dak Lak shows real progress: shophouse showroom completed, pedestrian street and internal park taking shape, 35-storey tower construction firmly on schedule.
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EcoPalace Dak Lak shophouses from VND 15 billion — multi-purpose commercial and residential units in central Buon Ma Thuot. Three concrete reasons investors should not pass on this opportunity.
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Mortgaged EcoPalace Dak Lak units can be transferred, but require full legal compliance and the lender's written consent. Step-by-step guide to the 4-stage transfer process.
Read MoreEcoPalace Dak Lak is a mixed-use eco-urban development in central Buon Ma Thuot developed by Ecopark Hai Duong. Full overview of location, product types, amenities, and financing options.
Read MoreEcoPalace Dak Lak developed by Ecopark Hai Duong is the largest mixed eco-urban complex in Buon Ma Thuot, combining location, legal clarity and premium amenities for investors and homebuyers.
Read MoreThe 35-storey EcoPalace tower — tallest in the Central Highlands — with E De brocade-inspired architecture, 5-star amenities, and rental yield of 5–7%/year in Buon Ma Thuot.
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