₱14,500,000
Cainta

222 homes and apartments for sale in Cainta, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱14,500,000
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₱2,010,000
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₱1,380,000
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₱2,200,010
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₱3,000,000
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₱3,000,000
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₱3,152,500
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₱13,900,000
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₱11,050,000
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₱6,300,000
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₱4,400,000
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₱4,200,000
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₱14,100,000
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₱8,200,000
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₱11,400,000
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₱5,050,000
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₱7,500,000
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₱8,300,000
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₱11,000,000
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₱5,870,000
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₱17,000,000
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₱7,600,000
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₱17,800,000
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₱13,500,000
Cainta
Buyer's guide: Cainta
Cainta is a densely populated town on Metro Manila's eastern edge, in Rizal province, and RealEstateAbroad lists 220 properties there at a median asking price of €97,907. Apartments (122) lead, with 82 houses and 11 studios, so this is the rare Philippine market where foreigners can realistically buy.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 220 |
| Median asking price | €97,907 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €51,441 - €191,346 |
| Median price per m² | €1,419 |
| Median size | 40 m² |
Apartments: 122; houses: 82; studios: 11; land: 3; commercial: 2. One-bedroom units are the most common (65), then three-bedroom (44), two-bedroom (32), four-bedroom (29) and five-plus (9). A 40 m² median size means compact condo units dominate. See apartments in the Philippines, studios and penthouses.
The Ortigas Extension corridor passes through Cainta, with malls, schools and call-centre offices around the Cainta junction. The LRT-2 line terminates nearby at Antipolo, and traffic on Ortigas Avenue is heavy at rush hour. Central Pasig and Taguig business districts are within reach. Flooding in low-lying parts during the typhoon season is an issue, so check history of flooding on the street.
Buyers are young Filipino families, workers in the Ortigas area and overseas Filipino workers. Compare Taytay, Antipolo, Pasig, Angono, Pateros and Taguig.
Foreign nationals cannot own land but can own condominium units where foreign ownership in the project stays at or below 40%. House-and-lot purchases need a Filipino owner, and residential land leases are generally for 25 years, renewable for 25 more. Buyers pay documentary stamp tax and transfer tax, and sellers pay capital gains tax (approx., verify locally). Check the developer's licence to sell and the project's title.
Our Philippines guide, financing page and Philippines overview cover more.
For pre-selling condos, verify the developer's track record, the licence to sell and the turnover date.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, provided the building is under the 40% foreign cap.
Not with land title in their name.
In parts, yes; check the street history.
Median size is 40 m², typical of compact condos.