₱10,500,000
San Mateo

59 homes and apartments for sale in San Mateo, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱10,500,000
San Mateo
₱14,000,000
San Mateo
₱5,520,585
San Mateo
₱7,145,625
San Mateo
₱5,659,721
San Mateo
₱7,374,285
San Mateo
₱10,500,000
San Mateo
₱5,500,000
San Mateo
₱6,900,000
San Mateo
₱10,900,000
San Mateo
House₱9,000,000
San Mateo
₱4,930,000
San Mateo
₱6,980,000
San Mateo
Apartment₱4,534,766
San Mateo
House₱1,718,185
San Mateo
House₱6,950,000
San Mateo
House₱5,886,109
San Mateo
House₱8,580,000
San Mateo
House₱8,850,000
San Mateo
House₱3,050,000
San Mateo
House₱4,135,000
San Mateo
House₱12,500,000
San Mateo
House₱7,580,000
San Mateo
House₱8,850,000
San Mateo
Buyer's guide: San Mateo
San Mateo property for sale is mainly houses on the eastern edge of Metro Manila, with a median asking price of about €107,719 across 59 listings. Foreign buyers need to understand Philippine ownership limits first, because land cannot be owned by foreigners.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros as converted. Price per square metre uses the 17 listings with a stated size.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €107,719 |
| Typical range | €68,552 to €148,989 |
| Median per m² | €872 |
| Median size | 150 m² |
| Listings | 59 |
Houses dominate with 46 listings, followed by 8 commercial properties, 3 plots of land and just 2 apartments. Bedroom data points to three-bedroom homes (17) with some four-bedroom (6) and two-bedroom (5) options.
Because there is very little condominium stock here, most foreign buyers will be dealing with land-based property, which they cannot own. See the national lists for houses and apartments.
Foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines. They can own condominium units up to a 40% foreign cap in the building, and may lease land for residential use, generally 25 years renewable for another 25 (99-year terms apply only to approved investment projects under RA 12252). A Filipino spouse can own land, and a house on leased land is owned separately from the land.
See our Philippines buying guide, the financing page and the country overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only the building, not the land, unless held through a lease. Land ownership is reserved for Filipinos. Get legal advice before paying any deposit.
Our listings show only 2 apartments, so condominium stock is limited compared with central Metro Manila.
Ask a local lawyer to verify the title with the Registry of Deeds and confirm tax payments. Fake or overlapping titles are a known risk.
It is on the Metro Manila edge, but traffic is heavy, so check journey times at peak hours.