₱5,000,000
Trece Martires

139 homes and apartments for sale in Trece Martires, Philippines.
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24 properties shown
₱5,000,000
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₱3,600,000
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₱7,200,000
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₱3,406,700
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₱4,597,268
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₱5,056,569
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House₱4,500,000
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Apartment₱3,000,000
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House₱7,209,687
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House₱5,661,964
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House₱7,763,659
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House₱5,000,000
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House₱6,514,633
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House₱3,652,363
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House₱7,763,659
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House₱4,927,004
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Apartment₱3,900,000
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House₱5,000,000
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House₱6,365,525
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House₱3,652,363
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House₱7,209,687
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House₱5,600,000
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House₱7,398,925
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Buyer's guide: Trece Martires
Trece Martires property is among the most affordable in this batch, with a median asking price of €69,111 across 139 listings. It is the provincial capital of Cavite, south of Manila, and sells mostly small townhouses and house-and-lot packages.
Asking prices in our current listings run from €47,536 at the lower quartile to €92,960 at the upper quartile. The median recorded floor area is just 29 m², so the median of €1,421 per m² should be read with care.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 139 |
| Median asking price | €69,111 |
| Typical range | €47,536 to €92,960 |
| Price per m² | €1,421 |
| Median size | 29 m² |
Houses account for 116 listings, apartments 16, plots 6 and one commercial unit. Two-bedroom homes lead with 55, then 49 three-bedroom and 6 one-bedroom, with very few larger homes. That fits subdivision-style row houses sold to first-time buyers. Browse Philippine houses, apartments and land.
Trece Martires lies inland in Cavite, along routes towards Tagaytay, which is cooler and popular for weekends. The surrounding towns are Tagaytay, Silang, Alfonso, General Trias, Dasmariñas and Imus. Commuting to Metro Manila can take a long time, although new expressway links have shortened some journeys.
Local buyers usually rely on Pag-IBIG or bank loans, and developers often arrange these. Overseas readers should know that developer-financed deals can include fees and reservation payments that are hard to recover. Visit the subdivision on a weekday, check water supply and flooding history, and ask what the monthly association dues cover. Resale values depend heavily on the quality of the developer and road access, so compare similar units across several estates.
Foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines, which rules out most house-and-lot purchases in subdivisions. Condo ownership is possible within a 40% cap, and long-term leases of land are an alternative. Many buyers here are local families using Pag-IBIG or bank loans. Check the developer's licence, the title and any subdivision association dues.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Not the land. Condos or leases are the usual options.
Many listings are compact townhouses or starter units, and some records may list only built area.
Yes, within the same corridor of Cavite.
Mostly local first-time buyers and families.
Often not. Read the reservation agreement carefully and have a Philippine lawyer review it.