₱11,000,000
General Trias

248 homes and apartments for sale in General Trias, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱11,000,000
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₱4,000,000
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₱2,200,000
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₱15,000,000
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₱5,106,755
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₱5,198,224
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₱5,146,551
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₱5,110,375
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₱5,101,355
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₱2,900,000
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₱9,835,000
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₱15,387,000
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₱14,000,000
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₱3,700,000
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₱4,263,000
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₱2,600,000
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₱11,000,000
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₱4,971,500
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₱3,946,800
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₱5,090,000
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₱5,200,000
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₱14,951,286
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₱12,822,205
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₱5,835,260
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Buyer's guide: General Trias
General Trias is one of the fast-growing Cavite towns south of Metro Manila, and its 246 current listings have a median asking price of €73,785. Houses account for 207, with 17 commercial properties, 16 apartments and 6 plots, so this is a market aimed mainly at local families buying first homes in new subdivisions.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 246 |
| Median asking price | €73,785 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €52,930 - €103,339 |
| Median price per m² | €1,206 |
| Median size | 60 m² |
Three-bedroom homes lead with 71 listings, then 26 two-bedroom, 10 one-bedroom, 10 four-bedroom and 3 with five or more. Compact townhouses and single-detached houses in gated subdivisions are the norm, with some new condo and commercial offerings.
Flooding during the typhoon season varies a lot between subdivisions, so ask neighbours and the homeowners' association about past events. Check whether the developer has turned over roads and drainage to the local government, and whether water supply is by utility or deep well.
Cavite province is a commuter belt for Manila, with road links such as the Cavitex and Cavite-Laguna Expressway. Nearby cities include Imus, Dasmariñas, Bacoor, and Metro Manila cities such as Las Piñas, Muntinlupa and Parañaque. Traffic and flooding can be significant, so check commute times and drainage at the street level.
Foreigners cannot own land. They can own condominium units within a 40% foreign cap, or lease land (typically 25 years renewable for another 25) and own the house on it. Check title (TCT), developer licences and tax declarations with a Philippine lawyer. Local mortgages are normally for Filipino citizens. See the Philippines page, house listings and consultation hub.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not the land. Foreigners can own the building on leased land or buy a condo.
The median is €73,785, about €1,206 per m².
It's in Cavite; commute times to Manila vary greatly by traffic.
Most developer homes are compact townhouses of around 60 m².
The title, developer licence to sell, tax declarations and HOA rules.