₱19,714,600
San Juan

426 homes and apartments for sale in San Juan, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱19,714,600
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₱4,083,922
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₱2,570,267
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₱4,540,755
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₱3,018,974
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₱2,050,000
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₱1,801,245
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₱2,646,076
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₱1,843,659
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₱1,672,655
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₱1,500,000
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₱2,398,341
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₱2,368,341
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Buyer's guide: San Juan
San Juan has 417 current listings on RealEstateAbroad with a median asking price of €148,989, and apartments are the biggest group. Two Philippine places share the name, so first confirm which one a listing refers to. The listings here appear to be mainly in San Juan City in Metro Manila, one of the smallest and most central cities in the capital region.
There is a San Juan City in Metro Manila and a coastal San Juan in Batangas known for beaches and surfing. Our data tags the area with a Batangas label, but the coordinates, the compact apartment sizes and the neighbouring cities (Mandaluyong, Manila, Makati) point to Metro Manila. Always read the full address, and ask the agent for the barangay and the title location.
Asking prices from current listings; price per m² uses a subset of listings with floor area.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 417 |
| Median asking price | €148,989 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €84,875 to €209,725 |
| Median price per m² | €2,518 |
| Median size | 50 m² |
Apartments: 186. Houses: 139. Land: 67. Commercial: 15. Studios: 8, plus a penthouse and a villa. Bedrooms lean small: 105 two-bedroom, 39 one-bedroom, 32 three-bedroom and 18 four-bedroom. A 50 m² median means mostly compact condo units. See the broader apartment and studio pages for comparison.
Condos are also where foreign buyers can own directly, because Philippine law lets foreigners hold condominium units up to 40% of a project. Land and houses on land remain Filipino-only, with leases (typically 25 years, renewable once) as the alternative.
San Juan City is small, residential and well connected by train and major roads to the central business districts. Prices per square metre are lower than in Makati, which is the reason many buyers look here. Compare with Pasig, Quezon City and Pasay for different mixes of commute and lifestyle.
Flooding and traffic are real considerations: inspect after heavy rain if possible, check building management fees and the condo corporation's finances. Our Philippines buying guide and financing options cover the process for non-residents.
Last updated 8 October 2026
They are most likely in San Juan City, Metro Manila, but the area label in our data points elsewhere. Confirm the full address before you view or pay a reservation fee.
Yes, foreigners may own condominium units provided foreign ownership in the project stays within the 40% cap. The condo corporation can confirm the current ratio.
The median asking price across all listings is €148,989, and apartments average about €2,518 per m². A typical unit is about 50 m².
Not on land you own outright. A foreigner usually leases the land or relies on a structure arrangement. A Philippine lawyer should review any such deal.
Rents in central Manila depend on building quality and location. Treat yields as unverified until you see real rental comparables.