4 Bedrooms For Sale in the Philippines

Condominium prices in the Philippines typically reflect floor area, tower amenities (pool, gym, lobby), proximity to CBDs and transit, and developer reputation. Studio and 1-bedroom units start lowest; 2- and 3-bedroom units, penthouses, and bi-level lofts price higher. Browse Filipino Homes to compare current listings side-by-side.

Yes — foreigners may legally own condominium units in the Philippines provided foreign ownership in the building does not exceed 40% of the total floor area. Land ownership remains restricted to Filipino citizens. A Filipino-licensed real estate broker on Filipino Homes can verify the building's foreign-ownership cap before you commit.

Confirm monthly association dues, parking allocation, pet policy, water/electricity sub-metering, and which amenities (gym, pool, function room, 24/7 security) are included. Ask about reserve funds for repairs and any pending special assessments.

Most buyers use bank home loans (BPI, BDO, Metrobank, RCBC, Security Bank), Pag-IBIG Fund housing loans up to ₱6M, in-house developer financing during pre-selling stages, or deferred cash plans. Filipino Homes agents can match you to the option that fits your timeline and credit profile.