Buying property in Vietnam's big cities still beats renting, even with prices climbing 10-15% yearly in Hanoi. I put 30% down on a two-bedroom apartment in 2019, and my monthly payment is now less than what renters pay for similar units. The risk of a bubble worries me, but land here has doubled every decade since the 90s. Does anyone else think the rental market is just burning cash for no long-term gain?