₱6,385,226
Santa Maria

81 homes and apartments for sale in Santa Maria, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱6,385,226
Santa Maria
₱5,434,067
Santa Maria
₱6,600,000
Santa Maria
₱6,999,963
Santa Maria
House₱5,400,902
Santa Maria
House₱5,400,902
Santa Maria
House₱6,654,000
Santa Maria
House₱6,150,000
Santa Maria
House₱8,020,000
Santa Maria
House₱4,061,000
Santa Maria
House₱5,671,000
Santa Maria
₱5,800,000
Santa Maria
₱6,402,372
Santa Maria
₱6,300,000
Santa Maria
House₱5,029,364
Santa Maria
House₱825,000
Santa Maria
House₱4,800,000
Santa Maria
House₱5,903,000
Santa Maria
House₱5,400,902
Santa Maria
House₱3,878,000
Santa Maria
House₱5,670,000
Santa Maria
House₱8,102,000
Santa Maria
House₱6,654,000
Santa Maria
House₱870,000
Santa Maria
Buyer's guide: Santa Maria
Santa Maria real estate in Bulacan offers entry-level housing north of Metro Manila: 81 current listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €80,467, and 68 are houses. Foreign buyers face tight ownership rules, so the legal structure matters as much as the price.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 81 |
| Median asking price | €80,467 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €49,667 to €95,559 |
| Median price per m² | €1,070 |
| Median size | 80 m² |
The mix is 68 houses, 6 apartments, 5 land plots and 2 commercial properties. Bedroom counts: 31 listings have three, 12 have two, 8 have one and 3 each have four and five or more. Most houses will be in subdivisions with gated entry and monthly association dues. Use houses in the Philippines and Philippines land for national comparisons.
Santa Maria is a municipality in Bulacan province, north of Metro Manila, with roads leading to the North Luzon Expressway and to Manila via the northern suburbs. Traffic to Manila can be heavy, and flood-prone low areas exist in Bulacan, so check flood history for each address. Local services, schools and malls serve a growing population of commuting families.
The nearby-city links provided for this page, such as Binangonan and Antipolo, are in Rizal province on the opposite side of the capital, so they are separate markets, not neighbours.
Foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines. They can own condominium units, within a 40% foreign cap on the project, and can lease land for residential use, generally for 25 years renewable for another 25. A house on leased land, a Filipino spouse or a corporation with majority Filipino ownership are the other routes. Always check the title for liens and verify the developer's licence.
Our Philippines buying guide, Philippines financing and Philippines analysis explain more.
Antipolo, Cainta, Taytay, Angono and Binangonan lie east of Manila, and Taguig is in Metro Manila's business belt. See the Philippines overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not the land. A foreigner can lease land or buy a condominium; ownership structures need local legal advice.
Median ask is €80,467, and the middle half runs from €49,667 to €95,559.
Parts of Bulacan flood in the typhoon season. Check barangay records and elevation.
Only 6 apartment listings; most stock is houses.