Homes for Sale Philippines – Property For Sale

Explore property for sale throughout the Philippines by searching real estate listings from owners, agents, developers, and hotel owners. Whether you’re looking for land to build a new home or an investment opportunity, the Philippines offers a variety of options.

Selling Philippine Property

Homesgofast.com provides exposure to international buyers seeking holiday homes, relocation properties, second homes overseas, or investment opportunities. Our platform attracts visitors from the UK, USA, and Europe, allowing you to advertise your Philippine property listings effectively.

Land for Sale in the Philippines

Use Homesgofast.com to find land for development in desirable locations such as Manila, Cebu, and Boracay. Enjoy stunning ocean views, proximity to beaches, and vibrant communities. Find land for sale near popular tourist attractions and dynamic cities.

Investing in Philippine Real Estate

Rental Income

Nonresidents earning rental income in the Philippines are taxed at a flat rate of 25% on the gross rental income, without deductions.

Investment Property Philippines

Capital Gains

Capital gains from property sales are taxed at a rate of 6% on the gross selling price or current market value, whichever is higher.

Inheritance

Inheritance tax is imposed on the net estate of the deceased at varying rates depending on the value of the estate.

Residents

Philippine residents are taxed on their worldwide income, including income from property investments abroad.

A valuable resource for investors is the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), which provides independent statistics on various economic indicators.

Philippine Rural Properties for Sale

Recent sales in the Philippines include:

A luxury villa in Makati, Manila
A beachfront estate in Boracay
Mountain-view homes in Tagaytay
Modern apartments in Cebu City

Living in the Philippines

The rental market in major Philippine cities and popular tourist areas can be competitive. Rental prices vary, but expect to pay a premium for central and beachfront locations. The demand for rental properties is high due to the influx of tourists, expatriates, and investors.

Buying a House in the Philippines

Property transaction costs in the Philippines typically range from 5% to 7% of the property price. Buyers are responsible for these costs, which include real estate agent fees, notary fees, and registration fees. Real estate agent commissions are usually between 3% and 5% of the sales price, plus VAT. Notary fees and other closing costs vary but are often significant.

Manila Property

Manila, the capital, is known for its vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and diverse real estate market. Property prices are highest in central districts like Makati and Bonifacio Global City.