₱12,155,000
Pilar

52 homes and apartments for sale in Pilar, Philippines.
24 properties shown
₱12,155,000
Pilar
₱4,753,000
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₱9,000,000
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₱16,800,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱4,753,000
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₱5,980,000
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₱6,627,759
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₱12,068,421
Pilar
₱4,753,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱4,500,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱5,900,000
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₱18,353,000
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₱16,500,000
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₱8,900,000
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₱13,500,000
Pilar
₱6,781,891
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₱6,540,000
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₱9,000,000
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₱19,000,000
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Buyer's guide: Pilar
Pilar real estate is a small, low-priced market: we list 52 properties with a median asking price of €81,022. The typical home is tiny at 27 m², so a lot of the stock is studios and compact units rather than family houses.
Asking prices below are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. The middle half of listings sits in a narrow band, which suggests many similar small units are on the market at once.
| What we measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €81,022 |
| Middle 50% of asks | €63,852 to €99,843 |
| Price per m² (median) | €2,498 |
| Typical size | 27 m² |
| Total listings | 52 |
The €2,498 per m² looks high for the Philippines, but it reflects the very small size of the typical listing: fixed building costs spread over few square metres. Compare total price and usable space rather than the per-m² figure alone.
Houses account for 20 listings, apartments 17, studios 7, land 5 and commercial 3. Nineteen listings have one bedroom; larger homes are rare, with just 3 four-bedroom and 2 five-plus-bedroom properties. See studios in the Philippines and houses for broader comparisons.
The Philippines has several places called Pilar, and the region label and coordinates in our data do not always agree. Before you travel, confirm with the agent which municipality and province the property is in, and check transport, flooding history and distance to a hospital.
Small-town markets like this one have fewer comparable sales, so asking prices can be negotiable but hard to benchmark.
Foreigners cannot hold Philippine land. Condo units are allowed up to a 40% foreign share of a building, and houses typically sit on leased land (generally 25 years, renewable once). Our consultation guide for the Philippines lists the checks to make on titles and leases.
Iloilo is a larger regional city worth comparing for choice and services, though it is a different market from Pilar. Quezon City and Pasig are Metro Manila locations, far away and far more expensive. For all areas see property in the Philippines.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Median size is just 27 m², so even a modest total price converts to a high rate per square metre. Judge value by total cost, condition and location.
A condo-style studio avoids the land-ownership ban, but check the project's foreign quota and the management fees. Also confirm resale demand in a small market.
Foreign buyers rarely obtain local mortgages. Read the Philippines financing page for the main options.
We list 52, so selection is limited compared with big cities. Widen your search to nearby municipalities if nothing suits.