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Lots For Sale in Quezon Philippines
About lots for sale in Quezon Philippines
Browse 21 lots for sale in Quezon Philippines on Filipino Homes. Visible sale prices on this page run from ₱405K to ₱68M. The median asking price across 22 active listings in Quezon Philippines is ₱2.5M. All listings in Quezon Philippines are posted by licensed real-estate agents in the Filipino Homes network; inventory updates daily, and the counts and prices above reflect the live catalog.
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Quezon Philippines Land Market — August 2026
Median price
₱2.5M
▼ 11.9% vs July 2026
Average price
₱3.3M
Active listings
22
Is it a good time to buy a lot in Quezon Philippines? As of August 2026, the median asking price across 22 active listings is ₱2.5M. The median is down 11.9% versus July 2026. Inventory is tighter here, so well-priced listings move quickly — the segments below show where the value sits.
Median asking price in Quezon has fallen 11.9% over the past 2 months — from ₱2.9M in Jul 2026 to ₱2.5M in Aug 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much per square meter is a lot for sale in Quezon Philippines?
The current median asking price in Quezon Philippines is ₱2.5M. Lot prices in Quezon Philippines are quoted per sqm and vary widely by zoning (residential, commercial, agricultural), road frontage, elevation, and proximity to highways and city centers. Prime corner lots and lots inside gated subdivisions command premium per-sqm rates. Filipino Homes lets you sort by ₱/sqm to compare.
Can a foreigner buy land in Quezon Philippines?
No — Philippine law restricts land ownership to Filipino citizens and corporations that are at least 60% Filipino-owned. Foreigners may, however, lease land long-term (up to 50 years renewable) or own the structure on leased land. A Filipino spouse can hold title with the foreign partner as a co-resident.
What zoning checks should I do before buying a lot in Quezon Philippines?
Confirm the lot's zoning classification at the LGU planning office (residential / commercial / agricultural / mixed-use), height-limit and setback restrictions, easements, flood-zone status, and access to a public right-of-way. A geotechnical/contour survey is recommended for sloped lots.
Can agricultural land in Quezon Philippines be reclassified for residential use?
Yes, but the process requires DAR (Department of Agrarian Reform) clearance and LGU/HLURB reclassification — it can take 6–24 months and incur fees. Buyers planning a build-out should price-in the time and cost. Filipino Homes agents coordinate with licensed brokers for this process.