Foreclosed Agricultural Lot in Quezon City, Quezon Province (UCPB Savings Bank)
Property facts
- Lot area
- 12,769 m²
- Type
- Farm
- City
- Quezon City, Quezon Province
- Status
- Available · For Sale
- Deal
- foreclosed
- Listing ID
- GRC-27001
Description
UCPB Savings Bank foreclosed agricultural lot in Quezon City, Quezon Province. this is a bank-acquired asset offered directly by the bank’s asset-disposal unit at ₱1.41M (about US$22K at today’s rate). Full address: Lot No 3413 of the Cadastral survey of Pagbilao, Brgy. Bagumbungan, Pagbilao, Quezon, Quezon Province.
Property facts
- Type: Agricultural Lot (bank classification: Agricultural-Vacant Lot)
- Lot area: 12,769 sqm (137,446 sq ft)
- Indicative price: ₱1,405,000 (about US$22K at today’s rate) — about ₱110 per sqm
- Title status (bank tag): CONSOLIDATED
- Source: UCPB Savings Bank foreclosed-asset listing, reference on file with GRC
How buying a bank foreclosure works in the Philippines
Bank-acquired properties are sold as-is, where-is: the bank sells the asset in its current physical and legal condition. You submit an offer (some banks run sealed bidding on set dates, others accept negotiated offers), pay a reservation or bid deposit, and complete the purchase either in cash or on the bank’s own financing. Because the seller is a bank, the title is normally already consolidated in the bank’s name, which removes the biggest risk in private resale deals; what still needs checking is unpaid real-property tax, association or condominium dues, occupancy, and the physical condition.
For a lot, confirm the technical description against the actual boundaries with a relocation survey, check road access and zoning, and ask the bank whether any informal occupants are on site.
Financing a foreclosed property
Banks frequently finance their own foreclosed assets on favourable terms, and Philippine bank loans are available to Filipino citizens, dual citizens and, for condominium units since 2026, selected foreign nationals. Check your eligibility in one minute with our loan eligibility check, read the guide to Philippine mortgages while living abroad, or run the numbers in the mortgage calculator. Investors comparing foreclosures with pre-selling and creative-finance deals should start at our foreclosed-property guide and the Invest hub.
What Global Realtor 4 a Cause does for you
We verify the title and encumbrances, obtain the tax and dues statements, inspect the property, prepare and submit your offer to the bank, and coordinate the transfer. A licensed Philippine and U.S. broker handles the transaction, and part of every commission goes to charity. Book a call or ask Trish AI on this page for similar foreclosures in Quezon City.
Listing data as published by UCPB Savings Bank; prices and availability change without notice and are confirmed with the bank at offer time.
Buyer tools
- Approx. in USD: USD 22,302 (rate 63.0001 PHP/USD as of 2026-10-09, open.er-api.com; indicative only)
- Estimated monthly payment: PHP 10,103Principal and interest only, amortising; excludes taxes, association dues and insurance. Defaults follow GRC's published financing terms (10–20 years, typically 6–8%, 20–30% down). Not a quote — GRC arranges mortgages for Filipinos and foreigners; full calculator with taxes and fees here.
Address
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Address Lot No 3413 of the Cadastral survey of Pagbilao, Brgy. Bagumbungan, Pagbilao, Quezon, Quezon Province
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Country Philippines
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Province/State Quezon Province
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City/Town Quezon City
Overview
- Property ID 27001
- Price Php1,405,000
- Property Type Farm
- Property status Foreclosed
- Size 0 m2
- Land area 12,769 m2
- Label Foreclosed
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