How to go about looking for an apartment in Can Tho?

Have you found since August?
Indeed, avoid  Tây Nguyên Plaza, I visited too and it's a dangerous and expensive old building.

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Have you found since August?
Indeed, avoid  Tây Nguyên Plaza, I visited too and it's a dangerous and expensive old building.

Only found a homestay, where I stayed for a month. Then left Can tho. The accommodation was definitely a factor. Also it did rain quite a bit when I was there. Maybe it was the season.

Apart from that, place seemed nice. Ppl were friendly, even in the city itself. It's modern with cinema complexes, offices, shopping etc. (somewhat similar to Da Nang). Never had the chance to venture outside the city, which was a shame.

The place I stayed was a three-storey building converted for homestay. Each floor had a room. My room was in the middle floor and had a kitchen and bathroom, which were separate from the room. Each time I wanted to use the kitchen I had to walk through a corridor.

The other floors didn't have a kitchen, nor was there any restaurants nearby. I reckon the guests would have dined out or bought take out in to their rooms from the city (which was about 5 km away).

Anyone looking for apartment (with kitchen and bathroom all together), best to pre-arrange viewings then visit Can Tho for maybe a couple of days to see them, then commit to moving there.

Hi,

is there anyone to give me an advice about buying an apartment in Can Tho?

Thanks!!!

    Hi,
is there anyone to give me an advice about buying an apartment in Can Tho?
Thanks!!!
        -@pavelstepanekcze

Hello pavelstepanekcze, and welcome to the forum.

Could you expand on your question, please? What sort of advice are you seeking?

You might consider opening a new topic for discussion, here , if your questions are not specific to Can Tho (e.g. Vietnam property rights, visa entitlement, private ownership etc.).

@pavelstepanekcze

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