Popular office-for-lease options in Hanoi include:

• Traditional office (Traditional Office): A traditional office is a fixed leased area; the business designs, equips, operates, and bears separate costs itself. Contracts are usually 2–5 years, costs are unbundled, suitable for stable organizations that need private space and clear brand identity.
• Coworking (Shared Office): The serviced office (Serviced Office/Coworking) is a “turnkey” model with seats or private rooms and shared amenities such as reception and meeting rooms. Prices include operating costs, with flexible rental by month/quarter. Suitable for startups, SMEs, and businesses that need to open branches quickly.
• Virtual office (Virtual Office): A virtual office provides a transaction address, mail receipt, phone number/reception forwarding, and the right to use meeting rooms by the hour depending on the package. No fixed workstation. Low cost, suitable for individuals, small businesses, or organizations needing a central presence.

Grade A: Premium buildings, central locations, modern infrastructure, professional management.

Grade B: Good locations, professional design, more affordable.

Grade C: Suitable for SMEs, varied locations, cost-effective.

Ha Dong anchors Hanoi’s southwest corridor, linking to the core via Nguyen Trai–Quang Trung, Le Van Luong–To Huu and Ring Road 3. With new urban townships, major retail (AEON Mall Ha Dong) and mixed-use office complexes, it offers competitive rents versus the CBD while maintaining strong mobility, amenities, and abundant talent pools.

Key corridors include Quang Trung, To Huu–Van Phuc, Tran Phu, Le Trong Tan (Ha Dong), Nguyen Trai (bordering area), Nguyen Van Loc, Nguyen Khuyen, Yen Nghia, and the new urban clusters of Van Khe, Duong Noi, and Van Phu.

Yes. Options range from 30m², 50m², 100m², 200m² to 1,000m²+ across professional and mixed-use buildings, with flexible split/merge options. The Cat Linh–Ha Dong metro line and BRT 01 (Kim Ma–Yen Nghia) improve commuter access for staff and clients.

New-town ecosystem with dense amenities (retail, F&B, banking, healthcare–education), ample parking and newer buildings—well-suited to tech, services, e-commerce, and back-office operations. Proximity to young residential areas and nearby universities supports hiring and retention.

Focus on accessibility and location, right-sized floor area, building amenities (parking, backup power, property management), landlord reputation, and lease terms (tenure, escalations, service charges). These directly affect long-term operational efficiency.