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Apartment handover in Hanoi: furnishing, tenant, management

A new apartment hands over as a bare or part-finished unit, and nothing about it earns until it is furnished, priced and let. This page covers the buildings where that is happening right now, and what an overseas owner has to decide in the first few weeks after collecting the keys.

Handing Over Now

New buildings where owners are taking the keys.

We do not manage apartments in these buildings yet. They are listed because owners there are at the point of needing furnishing, a tenant and someone to run the place — and because we already operate on the same side of Hanoi.

Why It Matters Now

The first weeks after handover set the rent for years.

What gets decided in the first weeks

  • Whether the unit is furnished to the standard tenants in that building expect
  • What rent the building is actually achieving — not the asking prices in listings
  • Which layouts sit empty and which let first
  • Whether defects get logged before the developer warranty window closes
  • Who receives the tenant, the deposit and the monthly reporting

What it costs to get those wrong

  • ×Furniture that photographs badly and drops the achievable rent
  • ×Months of vacancy while the unit is priced above the building
  • ×Defect claims refused because nobody logged them at handover
  • ×Paying a full furnishing package twice after a bad first fit-out
  • ×No paperwork trail when you later want to sell the unit
Taking Handover

Tell us your unit and when you get the keys.

We will come back with what the unit needs to be rentable, a realistic rent expectation for the building, and what we would charge. In English, within one business day, with no obligation.

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