🏦 Foreclosed · Metro Manila
Foreclosed Properties in Metro Manila
254 bank-acquired properties in Metro Manila from BPI Buena Mano, Metrobank: 125 condo units, 51 parking slots, 36 houses and lots, 31 commercial properties and 4 townhouses. Indicative prices ₱158,000 to ₱667M, median ₱3.66M.
What is on offer in Metro Manila
Counts and prices come from the banks' current acquired-asset schedules as listed on this site.
Where the Metro Manila foreclosures are
- Quezon City (65)
- Makati City (38)
- Las Pinas City (34)
- Manila City (32)
- Valenzuela City (22)
- Marikina City (15)
Banks: Metrobank (252), BPI Buena Mano (2). Read how a bank foreclosure sale works and what to check before you bid; check loan eligibility in one minute.
Live foreclosed listings in Metro Manila
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Frequently asked questions
How many foreclosed properties are for sale in Metro Manila right now?
Our live list shows 254 bank-acquired properties in Metro Manila today, 125 condo units, 51 parking slots, 36 houses and lots, 31 commercial properties and 4 townhouses. The list refreshes from the banks' acquired-asset schedules; some assets are withdrawn when the bank receives an acceptable offer.
What do foreclosed properties cost in Metro Manila?
Indicative prices run from ₱158,000 to ₱667M, with a median of ₱3.66M. Banks publish an appraisal-based indicative price and accept offers below it; sealed bidding applies to some assets.
Which banks are selling?
Metrobank (252), BPI Buena Mano (2). Each listing on this site carries the bank's own reference number so the offer goes to the right asset-disposal unit.
Can a foreigner buy here?
A foreign national can buy a foreclosed condominium unit within the project's 40% foreign share, but not land. Former Filipinos have land limits; dual citizens under RA 9225 have none.
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