Nguyen Trai Street is suitable for businesses seeking a presence on a major corridor, with convenient connections between the inner city and Thanh Xuan, Dai Mo, and Ha Dong. Supply along the route includes various formats: traditional offices, commercial floor space in complexes, and premises in mid-sized buildings. Businesses should select based on operational needs rather than the street name alone: even at Nguyen Trai addresses, location, administrative ward, building infrastructure, and costs may differ.
You can view the list of offices for rent in Hanoi to compare prices and floor areas, or directly explore office listings on Nguyen Trai Street compiled by TektraHomes.
Location overview and administrative boundaries after the reorganisation
Nguyen Trai extends from the Nga Tu So area southwestward, connecting Thanh Xuan, Dai Mo, and Ha Dong. As new administrative boundaries took effect on 1 July 2025, the entire route should not be generally identified as belonging to a single ward. For example, TektraHomes listings identify 73–75 Nguyen Trai as being in Khuong Dinh Ward, while 266 Nguyen Trai is in Dai Mo Ward. When looking to rent, identify the specific street number and check current documentation. Resolution 1656/NQ-UBTVQH15 of the National Assembly Standing Committee is the 2025 document on the reorganisation of Hanoi's commune-level administrative units.
Tax authority: depending on each building's address, the Khuong Dinh Ward area falls under Hanoi City Tax Sub-department 6, while Dai Mo Ward falls under Hanoi City Tax Sub-department 8. Decision 1378/QD-CT sets out the management areas of the Tax Sub-departments and took effect on 1 July 2025. Businesses should therefore check the address on the lease and invoicing information to identify the correct managing authority.
History and name of Nguyen Trai Street
The street is named after Nguyen Trai, a notable historical figure, politician, cultural figure, and strategist associated with the Lam Son uprising. Nguyen Trai Street in Hanoi was formerly part of the southwest-bound transport axis, linking the Nga Tu So area with outlying areas; urbanisation and city expansion have made this route an important urban corridor.
Local historical sources state that the street was named in 1980, but the government documents reviewed do not include an online document separately confirming the naming decision from that year. This date should therefore be understood as historical information recounted by local sources, rather than a legal basis directly cited from the naming document. Current state documents describe sections of Nguyen Trai by landmarks including Nga Tu So, Cau Moi, Khuat Duy Tien, and Luong The Vinh;
Highlights of offices along the route
Public transport and inter-area connections: The Cat Linh–Ha Dong urban railway runs along the Nguyen Trai corridor; buildings on different sections of the route will be at varying distances from stations. The route also intersects with or connects to corridors such as Truong Chinh, Lang, Khuat Duy Tien, and To Huu. When inspecting a property, businesses should check the walking time to the station or bus stop from the actual building entrance, rather than relying only on map distance.
Multiple sizes and property types: Listings along the route may include traditional offices in low-rise buildings, commercial floor space in complexes, and larger units for companies requiring more workstations. For example, current listings include a 65 m² unit at 266 Nguyen Trai, approximately 67–366 m² at Fafim VNT Tower, and 236.5–630 m² at Gold Tower. These figures are recorded for individual listings and do not guarantee that space will be available when a business makes an enquiry.
Complexes with on-site amenities: Some addresses are located within or beside commercial and service complexes, supporting dining, transactions, and client meetings. In return, businesses should ask carefully about office access, parking, service charges, operating hours, and space-use regulations.
Traffic considerations: Nguyen Trai is a heavily trafficked corridor, especially during peak hours. The Government Portal has reported that vehicle density on Nguyen Trai Street exceeded its design capacity many times over during rush hour. Businesses should inspect actual arrival and departure times and assess Metro, bus, and parking options.
Selected office buildings
The table below features selected Nguyen Trai Street listings presented on TektraHomes. Prices are for reference based on displayed data and may vary by floor, area, lease term, and handover condition; they should be verified before arranging an inspection or signing a lease.
Building | Address and current ward according to the listing | Reference area | Reference price |
|---|---|---|---|
72A Nguyen Trai, Khuong Dinh Ward | 86–466 m² among the options being tracked | From USD 9/m²/month | |
19 Nguyen Trai, Khuong Dinh Ward | 67–366 m² | From USD 11.8/m²/month | |
73–75 Nguyen Trai, Khuong Dinh Ward | 120–260 m² | From VND 29 million/month | |
108 Nguyen Trai, Thanh Xuan Ward according to the building listing | 73–1,310 m² in the listing catalogue | From VND 31.9 million/month | |
275 Nguyen Trai, Khuong Dinh Ward | 236.5–630 m² | From USD 12.7/m²/month | |
266 Nguyen Trai, Dai Mo Ward | 65–120 m² recorded | From VND 13 million/month |
Note: Prices displayed in listings may exclude service charges and VAT; the status of some spaces in each building may have changed. For boundary addresses or older data, confirm the current ward based on the street number and the lessor's documentation.
Advantages of the route
Inter-regional connectivity and convenient workforce access
Nguyen Trai connects the Nga Tu So area with southwest Hanoi and links to main roads such as Truong Chinh, Khuat Duy Tien, To Huu, and the Metro Line 2A network. This advantage suits businesses with staff distributed across Thanh Xuan, Ha Dong, Dai Mo, and surrounding areas. However, high traffic volume can make travel times by private vehicle unpredictable; proximity to stations and building access routes should be considered.
Options from traditional offices to integrated complexes
The route includes standalone office buildings and floor space in commercial complexes. Traditional premises often give businesses more autonomy over space planning, while complexes may offer integrated amenities and building operations. Businesses should compare total occupancy costs, including rent, management fees, parking, air-conditioning electricity, fit-out costs, and rent-free fit-out periods.
Easy to select according to business objectives
For visibility and client meetings: prioritise premises that are easy to find, have signage, a clear entrance, and convenient visitor reception areas.
To optimise employee travel: compare walking distance to Metro stations, bus stops, and parking facilities.
For large space or complex amenities: consider commercial floor space at Royal City, Gold Tower, or King Palace; clarify whether the actual premises are suitable for office operations.
For a flexible budget: consider mid-sized buildings or smaller units, while assessing operating costs over the entire lease term.
Recommended areas for office selection
The section near Nga Tu So: Suitable for businesses needing connections in multiple directions and an easily recognisable address. Traffic is busy in this area, so prioritise buildings with visitor drop-off access, parking, and convenient Metro access.
The section with commercial complexes such as Royal City, King Palace, and Gold Tower: Suitable for businesses that value on-site amenities, varied unit sizes, or frequent client meetings. Distinguish office space from retail premises, and check permitted use and management fees before choosing.
The section toward Dai Mo: May suit businesses seeking access to southwest areas, near Hanoi University, and requiring mid-sized premises. Confirm the administrative ward precisely by street number; do not use old ward information in a new contract if the current address has changed.
If prioritising other areas: you can compare offices in Thanh Xuan Ward, Khuong Dinh Ward, and Dai Mo Ward. These three areas relate to sections of or areas near the Nguyen Trai corridor; they do not mean that the whole route belongs to only one ward.
TektraHomes contact information and office quotations
Contact TektraHomes for support in searching, comparing, inspecting, and negotiating offices for rent on Nguyen Trai Street based on area, budget, headcount, and required handover timing. Before an inspection, businesses should prepare their desired floor area, number of employees, planned office relocation date, and total budget so specialists can shortlist options aligned with their needs.
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