M Riverside Danang is being developed as a mixed-use property combining living, working and accommodation functions, responding to changing demand in one of Vietnam’s leading tourism and investment destinations.
Located on a three-frontage site along 2/9 Street, Binh Hien Street and Dao Tan Street, M Riverside Danang sits close to the Han River and directly opposite APEC Park. From the project, residents and guests can conveniently access Da Nang International Airport, the city’s administrative center, commercial districts and major tourism facilities.
The development comprises 25 above-ground floors and three basement levels, with a total of 312 units, including studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts. M Riverside Danang is developed by Sao Mai Viet (HNX: UNI) together with Kyoritsu Maintenance Vietnam, bringing together real estate development experience and expertise in hospitality and accommodation operations.
A view from M Riverside Da Nang
A Work–Live–Resort Concept
Average Monthly Airbnb Earnings Trend in Da Nang in 2026 (Source: Airroi)
Rather than focusing exclusively on conventional residential or holiday accommodation, M Riverside Danang follows a Work – Live – Resort concept.
Demand in Da Nang is becoming increasingly diversified. Buyers and users are no longer necessarily looking for a property serving only one purpose. Instead, some are seeking flexible spaces where they can stay for an extended period, work remotely, spend holidays or use the property as part of their lifestyle in the city.
This trend is particularly relevant in Da Nang, where tourism remains an important economic driver while the city is also attracting more international businesses, investors and professionals. The concept therefore aims to narrow the traditional distinction between urban property and hospitality-oriented real estate, providing spaces that can accommodate different patterns of use within the same development.
Da Nang’s Tourism Market Continues to Expand
The development comes as Da Nang continues to record strong tourism activity. According to statistics cited by VnExpress, accommodation establishments in Da Nang served approximately 7.74 million visitors during the first five months of 2026, representing an increase of 20.9% year on year.
International arrivals reached approximately 4.181 million, up 23.6%, while revenue from accommodation and food services was estimated at around VND 25.965 trillion, an increase of 20.1% compared with the same period of the previous year.
The continued growth in international visitors and longer-stay guests may support demand for properties that offer greater flexibility than traditional hotel accommodation, particularly for people who expect to stay in Da Nang for extended periods.
Source: Tuoi Tre
Beyond Tourism: Da Nang’s Growing Investment Role
Source: Vietnamplus
Da Nang’s development is also increasingly influenced by investment, technology and financial services. The city is moving forward with plans associated with the development of an international financial center, which could further increase its attractiveness to financial professionals, international businesspeople, technology specialists and other highly skilled workers.
Investment figures also indicate increasing business activity. As of April 20, 2026, Da Nang had attracted approximately VND 70.846 trillion in domestic investment, around three times the amount recorded during the same period a year earlier. Registered foreign direct investment reached approximately USD 237.7 million, double the corresponding figure in 2025, while 47 new FDI projects had been licensed.
The expansion of tourism alongside investment and international business activity could gradually broaden Da Nang’s accommodation market beyond traditional short-term tourists to include foreign professionals, entrepreneurs, remote workers and longer-stay visitors.
A Mixed-Use Property in the Heart of Da Nang
Against this background, M Riverside is positioned as a Da Nang property project designed for more flexible patterns of occupancy.
Its central location near the Han River, combined with access to tourism, commercial and administrative areas, allows the project to serve different groups of users from visitors staying in Da Nang for a limited period to professionals who may need accommodation while working in the city.
Rather than being developed solely around the concept of a conventional residential apartment, M Riverside Danang combines accommodation, living and working functions within one mixed-use development.
This approach reflects a broader shift in Da Nang as the city develops beyond its established role as a tourism destination and strengthens its position as an international business, investment and lifestyle hub.
