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Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights

Philippines' Largest International Real Estate Franchise | Offices Nationwide
Realty ONE Group Philippines is the country's largest international real estate franchise, with 60 offices and 600+ licensed brokers and agents across Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao, Clark, and key markets nationwide. As part of Realty ONE Group International — ranked #1 real estate franchise on Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 — we provide expert guidance on buying, selling, investing, and financing property in the Philippines for local buyers, OFWs, and foreign investors.
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OFW & Expat Guide
OFW Guide to Buying or Selling a Home in the Philippines

OFW Guide to Buying or Selling a Home in the Philippines

For many OFWs, buying or selling a home in the Philippines is one of the biggest financial decisions they’ll make—often while managing the process from thousands of miles away. This article breaks down the end-to-end steps for purchasing or selling property remotely, with special focus on the Special Power of Attorney (SPA), title verification, and working with a trusted representative. It also compares Pag-IBIG and bank financing, outlines key documents and taxes, and flags common scam tactics so you can protect your savings and complete the transaction with confidence.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
March 4, 2026
Location Guides
Baguio's P1.2B Terminal: Impact on Real Estate Prices

Baguio's P1.2B Terminal: Impact on Real Estate Prices

Baguio’s new P1.186 billion integrated terminal (BCIT), built by Megawide Construction under a public-private partnership, is expected to boost real estate values near Marcos Highway and surrounding areas by 15–30% once operational in 2027. The terminal will handle 25,000 commuters and 400 buses daily across seven routes connecting Baguio to Metro Manila and key Luzon.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
February 23, 2026
Laws, Taxes & Legal
Can Foreigners Buy Property in the Philippines? | ROG PH

Can Foreigners Buy Property in the Philippines? | ROG PH

Can foreigners buy property in the Philippines? Yes, foreigners can legally buy condominium units in the Philippines, provided that foreign ownership does not exceed 40% of the total units in any condominium project. Foreigners cannot directly own land, but the Philippines now allows 99-year land leases for qualifying foreign investors as of January 2026. Married foreigners with Filipino spouses may also have additional options for land acquisition.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
February 22, 2026
Property Investment
Is Philippine Real Estate a Good Investment in 2026? | ROG PH

Is Philippine Real Estate a Good Investment in 2026? | ROG PH

Is Philippine real estate a good investment in 2026? Yes, Philippine real estate remains a strong investment in 2026. The market is projected to grow from $94.4 billion in 2025 to $135.9 billion by 2034. Rental yields in Metro Manila range from 5.23% to over 7% in prime districts, GDP growth holds steady at 5–6%, and three powerful demand drivers—OFW remittances, the BPO industry, and tourism—continue to fuel both residential and commercial property demand.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
February 21, 2026
Prices & Market Data
How Much Does Property Cost in the Philippines? | ROG PH

How Much Does Property Cost in the Philippines? | ROG PH

How much does property cost in the Philippines? Property prices in the Philippines vary widely by location and type. In Metro Manila, condominium prices range from approximately ₱100,000 to ₱350,000+ per square meter depending on the district. House-and-lot packages in provincial areas like Cavite and Bulacan start from around ₱2–4 million for socialized housing and ₱5–15 million for mid-range developments. Luxury properties in Makati and BGC can exceed ₱400,000 per square meter. Additional costs including taxes and fees typically add 8–12% to the purchase price.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
February 3, 2026
Buyer's Guide
Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Property in the Philippines | ROG PH

Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Property in the Philippines | ROG PH

What is the process of buying property in the Philippines? Buying property in the Philippines involves six main steps: (1) Find a licensed real estate broker, (2) Search for and evaluate properties, (3) Submit a Letter of Intent and reservation fee (₱20,000–₱100,000), (4) Conduct due diligence on the title and property, (5) Sign the Contract to Sell and arrange financing, and (6) Execute the Deed of Absolute Sale and transfer the title at the Registry of Deeds. The process typically takes 30–90 days for ready-for-occupancy properties and 2–5 years for pre-selling units.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
January 30, 2026
Location Guides
Best Places to Buy Property in the Philippines 2026 | ROG PH

Best Places to Buy Property in the Philippines 2026 | ROG PH

Where are the best places to buy property in the Philippines in 2026? The best places to buy property in the Philippines in 2026 include Makati and BGC in Metro Manila for rental income, Cebu City for balanced growth and tourism, Cavite and Bulacan for affordable house-and-lot investments, Pampanga and Clark for infrastructure-driven appreciation, and Davao City for stability in Mindanao. Each location serves different investment goals ranging from high rental yield to long-term capital appreciation.

Realty ONE Group Philippines | Real Estate Guides & Insights
January 21, 2026