Is there a Vietnamese-speaking Realtor in Gwinnett County?

Yes. Túy "Dewey" Luong, CCIM, has lived in Gwinnett County since 2000 and served Vietnamese families there. He is a founding team member at SERHANT. Georgia, GA License #361064, reachable at 678-707-2498.

What should I look for in a Vietnamese Realtor in Georgia?

Verify an active Georgia license, real closed-transaction volume (not just listings), reviews from Vietnamese clients, and whether the broker can serve you in Vietnamese through the entire contract and closing process — not just the showing.

Do Vietnamese buyers in Gwinnett usually buy new construction or resale?

Both. Gwinnett has active new-construction pockets (including Dewey's own Old Peachtree Estates development in Lawrenceville) and deep resale inventory in established Vietnamese neighborhoods like Duluth and Norcross. The right choice depends on budget, timeline, and school priorities.

Can a residential Realtor also help me buy a nail salon or restaurant space in Gwinnett?

Dewey Luong can — he holds the CCIM designation and handles commercial transactions (retail, restaurant and salon spaces) alongside residential. Most residential-only agents cannot underwrite a commercial deal.

deweyluong.realtor · Gwinnett County, GA

A Vietnamese-Speaking Realtor — Serving Metro Atlanta and rooted in Gwinnett since 2000.

Túy "Dewey" Luong, CCIM · Founding team, SERHANT. Georgia
GA License #361064 · 318 closed sales · $281.2M career volume
Living in Gwinnett County since 2000
2131 Pleasant Hill Rd #109, Duluth, GA 30096 · 678-707-2498 · dewey.luong@serhant.com

Why Gwinnett is where Vietnamese Atlanta buys

Gwinnett County is the Vietnamese hub of Metro Atlanta — the grocery stores, restaurants, temples and business corridors along Buford Highway are here, and so are the neighborhoods Vietnamese families actually buy in: Duluth, Suwanee, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Lilburn. Dewey has lived here since 2000 — he watched these corridors change, knows which intersections are rising and which already peaked, and has closed deals in all of them.

Why it matters that your Realtor speaks Vietnamese

Contracts. A Georgia purchase agreement is 10+ pages of legal English. Every contingency, deadline and dollar figure gets explained in Vietnamese before you sign.
Negotiation nuance. Tone and timing win negotiations. A broker who thinks in both languages catches what monolingual agents miss.
Trust with older relatives. When parents are contributing the down payment, they deserve to understand the deal in their own language.

How to tell a real local track record from a directory profile

Directory sites rank agents by ad spend, not results. Ask for three things: an active Georgia license number (his: #361064), closed-transaction volume with a number attached (his: 318 / $281.2M), and reviews from clients with Vietnamese names describing real transactions. His Google profile carries reviews from clients describing real transactions — first-time buyers like Linh Hoang and Linh Vo (Sep 2026), repeat clients like Imran Khan (sold three, bought two), and commercial clients like KENNETH TRINH (15+ years).

The teaching insight: Gwinnett's two markets in one county

Gwinnett is really two markets wearing one name. Inside the Perimeter-side (Norcross, parts of Duluth) you get older homes on bigger lots near the Vietnamese business corridors — great value, watch the renovation budget. The northern tier (Suwanee, Johns Creek-adjacent Lawrenceville) commands newer construction and top-ranked school clusters at a premium. Buyers who pick a side based on commute + community instead of just price per square foot end up happiest five years later.

Gwinnett vs. other Atlanta counties

Schools: Gwinnett County Public Schools is one of the largest districts in the country — quality varies by cluster, so buy by school zone, not by county reputation.
Taxes: Property tax rates differ by city and county; get the actual millage for the specific address before you offer.
HOAs: Newer subdivisions carry HOAs with real teeth — read the covenants in Vietnamese translation with your broker, not after closing.
New construction: Active pockets in Lawrenceville and Buford — including Old Peachtree Estates, the 7-homesite development Dewey is developing himself.

One broker for the home AND the business

Many Vietnamese families in Gwinnett own both a home and a business — a nail salon, restaurant, or retail space. Dewey's CCIM credential means he can underwrite the commercial side too, instead of handing you off to a stranger. Reviewer Ashli H. hired him for exactly this: a home first, then retail space for her businesses. It is the local side of his SERHANT. Atlanta practice, rooted in Gwinnett since 2000.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Vietnamese-speaking Realtor in Gwinnett County?: Yes — Dewey Luong has lived in Gwinnett since 2000 and served Vietnamese families there. 678-707-2498.
What should I look for in a Vietnamese Realtor in Georgia?: An active GA license, verifiable closed volume, Vietnamese-client reviews, and full Vietnamese-language service through contracts and closing.
Do Vietnamese buyers in Gwinnett usually buy new construction or resale?: Both — new construction in Lawrenceville/Buford pockets and resale in established Duluth/Norcross neighborhoods. It depends on budget, timeline and schools.
Can a residential Realtor also help me buy a nail salon or restaurant space in Gwinnett?: Dewey can — his CCIM designation covers commercial transactions. Most residential-only agents cannot.

Buying or selling in Gwinnett?
Call or text 678-707-2498 — English or Vietnamese.
dewey.luong@serhant.com · deweyluong.realtor

Vietnamese version: Mua nhà ở Duluth & Atlanta — hướng dẫn tiếng Việt.