₱6,053,000
San Fernando

463 homes and apartments for sale in San Fernando, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱6,053,000
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₱4,500,000
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₱19,200,000
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₱6,785,850
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₱18,800,000
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₱16,800,000
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₱8,500,000
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₱11,500,000
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₱7,500,000
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₱15,000,000
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₱7,800,000
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₱7,188,000
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₱4,800,000
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₱8,800,000
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₱2,708,881
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₱4,752,000
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₱14,833,500
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₱6,666,400
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₱15,812,800
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₱5,701,000
San Fernando
₱10,281,112
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₱10,281,112
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₱11,868,800
San Fernando
₱10,281,112
San Fernando
Buyer's guide: San Fernando
Several Philippine cities share the name San Fernando, including cities in Pampanga and La Union, so check the province of every listing you open. Across the 462 listings we hold, the median asking price is €106,619, and houses make up most of the supply.
From current listings on RealEstateAbroad (asking prices).
| Measure | San Fernando |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €106,619 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €72,425 to €194,303 |
| Price per m² | €1,156 |
| Median size | 70 m² |
| Listings | 462 |
There are 276 houses, 98 apartments, 41 commercial listings, 27 land plots, 10 penthouses, 9 studios and one villa. Bedrooms are spread broadly: 97 listings have one, 46 have two, 66 have three, 68 have four and 28 have five or more. This suggests a mix of townhouses in subdivisions and compact condos aimed at working households. Compare Philippine houses and studios for the national picture.
San Fernando in Pampanga is a provincial capital north of Manila, connected by expressway, with a commercial centre and Christmas lantern festival fame, and San Fernando in La Union is a coastal city. Cebu also has a municipality of that name. The price range here likely mixes locations, which is one reason the p25 to p75 band is wide. If you are comparing Metro Manila options instead, see Quezon City, Calamba and Angeles, the last of which is close to Pampanga's San Fernando.
Foreign nationals cannot own land in the Philippines, but they can own condominium units up to a 40% foreign share in the project and lease land. A Filipino spouse can hold land, and many foreign buyers structure around that, but this raises legal issues in a separation, so seek advice. Always verify the title with the Registry of Deeds and the developer's licence. Taxes and fees include capital gains or creditable withholding tax paid usually by the seller, documentary stamp tax, transfer tax and registration, with arrangements differing by contract. Our Philippines guide and financing page cover the process.
With four cities sharing one name, the province on the title is the first thing to confirm.
Look at flood history, access roads and subdivision association dues, and visit in the rainy season.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The name is shared by several cities, so open each listing to confirm the province and address.
Not the land. You can own the building and lease the land, or buy a condo unit.
Median price per m² here is €1,156, below the Metro Manila figure seen in some of our other city pages, though it varies.
Check the developer's licence and delivery record, and read the contract carefully.