₱5,000,000
Dasmariñas

305 homes and apartments for sale in Dasmariñas, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱5,000,000
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₱5,877,291
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₱8,645,588
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₱5,805,177
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₱5,516,721
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₱5,660,949
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₱8,329,286
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₱5,588,835
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₱5,480,664
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Dasmariñas
Buyer's guide: Dasmariñas
Property for sale in Dasmariñas is a mostly local market in the province of Cavite, south of Manila. The median asking price across our 305 listings is €91,522, and 207 of them are houses.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. Half of all listings fall between €51,661 and €143,797.
| Metric | Dasmariñas |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €91,522 |
| Middle half | €51,661 to €143,797 |
| Median price per m² | €1,153 |
| Median size | 86 m² |
| Listings | 305 |
The mix is 207 houses, 67 apartments, 22 plots of land, 7 commercial units, one villa and one studio. Two-bedroom listings lead with 62, then 34 four-bedroom, 29 three-bedroom, 24 with five or more and 23 one-bedroom. Many houses are in gated subdivisions sold as house-and-lot packages.
With a median size of 86 m² and a median price of €91,522, most listings are modest homes for local families. Condos form a smaller part of the market, and they are the main route for foreign buyers who want freehold title. Ask for the Transfer Certificate of Title or Condominium Certificate of Title, and have a lawyer verify it at the Registry of Deeds.
Dasmariñas is a city of subdivisions, universities and industrial zones, linked to Metro Manila by the Cavite Expressway and congested roads. Traffic can be heavy.
Nearby places on our site include General Trias, Imus, San Pedro, Carmona, Silang and Muntinlupa.
Cavite is one of the most heavily developed provinces around Manila, with large industrial estates that create tenant demand from workers. That demand is mostly for affordable rentals, so yields are shaped by low rent levels rather than high prices.
Foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines, which affects house-and-lot packages. They can buy condominium units within the 40% foreign cap per project, and residential leases are generally 25 years renewable once. Use a Philippine lawyer for title checks.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Not the land. A foreigner may buy a condo unit within the 40% foreign cap, lease land, or hold property through structures that need Philippine legal advice. Avoid informal arrangements, which can leave you without enforceable rights.
It is a package of the house and the land title, normally in a gated subdivision. Because land ownership is restricted for foreigners, these packages are generally for Filipino buyers.
Yes, especially on the main roads toward Manila at peak times. Check travel times at rush hour before you commit to a location.
A few, mainly mid-rise buildings near commercial areas. Choose projects with a reliable developer and check how much of the foreign quota remains.