₱3,600,000
Tanza

107 homes and apartments for sale in Tanza, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱3,600,000
Tanza
₱4,180,000
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₱4,180,000
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₱3,500,000
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₱5,104,281
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₱3,259,040
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₱5,000,000
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₱8,526,000
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₱6,155,001
Tanza
₱4,768,497
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₱4,107,913
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₱5,698,875
Tanza
₱4,180,000
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₱18,000,000
Tanza
₱3,600,000
Tanza
House₱4,723,450
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House₱4,664,000
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House₱5,781,700
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House₱3,362,600
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House₱2,334,644
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House₱3,680,000
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House₱1,800,000
Tanza
House₱2,199,000
Tanza
House₱11,345,050
Tanza
Buyer's guide: Tanza
Tanza real estate is mostly affordable house-and-lot subdivision housing in Cavite province, south of Metro Manila. Of 107 listings, 96 are houses and the median asking price is €66,179.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 107 |
| Median asking price | €66,179 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €38,053 to €102,419 |
| Median price per m² | €960 |
| Median size | 84 m² |
Houses make up 96 listings, land 5, commercial 4 and apartments 2. The typical home has two (31) or three (29) bedrooms, with 14 four-bed, 7 five-plus and 1 one-bed. The median size of 84 m² suits starter family houses in gated subdivisions.
Tanza lies on the Manila Bay side of Cavite, about 35 to 40 km from Manila, and benefits from expressway links. The cities in our nearby links, Manila, Quezon City, Caloocan, Valenzuela, San Juan and Marilao, are in Metro Manila or Bulacan to the north rather than neighbours, so treat them as other markets. Commuting to Manila from Cavite can be long at peak times.
Foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines. They may own condominium units up to 40% of a project, and can lease residential land, generally for 25 years renewable once, with longer terms only for approved investment projects. A house-and-lot package in a subdivision therefore usually requires a Filipino owner, such as a spouse, or a lease structure.
Talk to a Philippine lawyer early, then read the Philippines buying guide, Philippines financing and the Philippines country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
A foreigner cannot own the land. Options include a lease or a Filipino spouse or partner as owner.
Yes, up to the 40% foreign cap per project, but the listings here are mostly houses.
The median ask is €66,179.
Roughly 35 to 40 km, with long peak-hour journeys.
Generally 25 years with one renewal of 25; confirm with a lawyer.