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.
According to the Q2 2026 housing and real estate market disclosure from Dak Lak's Department of Construction, the province recorded 24,873 property sale and transfer transactions worth a combined VND 7,633 billion — one of the most active quarters since the market's recovery cycle began.
Land plots continued to dominate with 23,334 transactions worth over VND 5,974 billion, nearly 94% of total transaction volume. Individual houses recorded 1,520 transactions (over VND 1,648 billion), while the apartment segment remained thin with just 9 transactions worth over VND 10 billion — pointing to significant headroom for new high-rise apartment projects.
On the supply side, the province approved investment for an additional social housing project in Phuoc Hau ward, bringing the total number of approved or in-progress housing projects to 22. New supply is concentrated mainly in central Buon Ma Thuot and along key infrastructure corridors.
Experts believe 2025–2030 will be a boom cycle for Central Highlands real estate, as inter-regional transport infrastructure is developed in sync and major investors move early into self-contained eco-urban and commercial models. With central land supply increasingly scarce, townhouse, shophouse, and urban-core apartment products are expected to lead price growth in the coming quarters.