₱11,500,000
Angeles

828 homes and apartments for sale in Angeles, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
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Buyer's guide: Angeles
Angeles City in Pampanga sits beside the Clark Freeport Zone and its international airport. Our 822 current listings have a median asking price of €170,273 and a median of €966 per m², making it a budget-friendly Philippine market.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Angeles |
|---|---|
| Listings | 822 |
| Median asking price | €170,273 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €92,231 - €248,315 |
| Median price per m² | €966 |
| Median size | 184 m² |
Houses dominate with 531 listings, followed by 143 apartments (condo units), 68 commercial properties, 61 plots, ten studios, eight penthouses and one villa. By bedrooms, four-bed homes lead with 181, then three-bed (115), five-or-more (84), one-bed (77) and two-bed (50).
The median 184 m² reflects detached houses in gated villages, a key difference to the condo-heavy markets of Metro Manila. See houses in the Philippines and condos in the Philippines.
Angeles is a hub for retirees, remote workers, airline staff and the Clark business park. The city has shopping malls, hospitals and an entertainment district; Clark International Airport offers regional flights, and Manila is a couple of hours away by expressway. Mount Pinatubo is a day trip.
For a Manila-area alternative, compare Quezon City, Makati or Taguig, where prices per metre are higher.
Foreigners can own the condo but not the land: with 531 houses listed, ownership structure is the main question here.
Philippine law restricts land ownership to Filipino citizens and corporations at least 60% Filipino-owned. Foreigners can:
Insist on a clean title, check the developer's license and have a Philippine lawyer review any lease or nominee arrangement. Avoid informal structures that put title in another person's name. See the Philippines guide, buying process and financing page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
A foreigner cannot own the land; options are a condo unit or a long-term lease. Take Philippine legal advice.
The median asking price is €170,273.
About two hours by road, depending on traffic.
Yes, 143 apartments and ten studios are listed.
Many expats retire there for lower costs and amenities, but verify healthcare and visa options.