₱13,000,000
Consolacion

54 homes and apartments for sale in Consolacion, Philippines.
24 properties shown
₱13,000,000
Consolacion
₱7,033,960
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₱14,570,720
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₱6,603,000
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₱3,020,000
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₱9,800,000
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₱8,900,000
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₱9,900,000
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₱9,900,000
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₱9,900,000
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₱9,800,000
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₱35,000,000
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₱8,900,000
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House₱4,580,000
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₱4,250,000
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₱9,500,000
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House₱11,463,652
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House₱6,087,516
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House₱9,900,000
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House₱4,950,000
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House₱15,000,000
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House₱12,129,600
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House₱5,100,000
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House₱7,308,618
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Buyer's guide: Consolacion
Property for sale in Consolacion is a Cebu suburban market of family houses, with a median asking price of €126,286 across 53 listings on RealEstateAbroad. It sits north of Mandaue on Cebu's east coast. Houses are almost the whole market, with larger four-bed homes common.
Asking prices from current listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Consolacion |
|---|---|
| Listings | 53 |
| Median asking price | €126,286 |
| Middle half | €60,901 to €162,663 |
| Median per m² | €1,052 |
| Median size | 177 m² |
Houses number 45, land 5, commercial 2 and apartments 2. Bedrooms: 4 two-bed, 6 three-bed, 19 four-bed and 6 with five or more. A 177 m² median indicates sizeable homes, probably including lot areas in some listings, so compare floor and lot area separately.
See Philippine houses and apartments.
Consolacion is in Cebu province, close to Mandaue and Liloan, about 20 km north of Cebu City, and not far from the Mactan-Cebu airport. Subdivisions, shops and factories line the coastal road. Buyers include Cebu commuters, overseas Filipinos and expats renting rather than buying.
Traffic on the main road is heavy, and typhoon exposure requires sound construction.
If you are buying through a Filipino spouse or partner, take legal advice on how the title is held and how it passes on death, because informal arrangements are a common source of disputes. Ask the barangay and neighbours about flooding, water supply and power outages, and visit during the rainy season if you can. A site survey that matches the title boundaries is worth the cost.
Foreigners may not own land in the Philippines. In practice, they may buy condominium units (40% foreign cap) or hold a lease of the land, usually 25 years renewable once. A house-and-lot in a subdivision is therefore off-limits to direct ownership. Check the title, the developer's licence, and whether homeowners' association dues are paid up. Confirm everything with a Philippine lawyer.
See the Philippines buying guide and mortgage guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not outright, because it includes land. Consider a condo or a land lease.
About 20 km north, 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic.
Yes, the median size is 177 m².
Cebu is exposed to storms. Check construction quality.
Typically; check the Mandaue page.