Rizal Property Prices: What’s New This Quarter?

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05 Jul

05Jul

Rizal continues to be one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the Philippines. Its proximity to Metro Manila, improving infrastructure, and scenic communities make it a go-to spot for both homeowners and investors. So, what’s happening with Rizal property prices this quarter? Let’s break it down with the latest trends, insights, and opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors.

📊 1. Prices Continue to Climb — But Gradually

Compared to the previous quarter, residential lot and house prices in Rizal have risen by 3%–5% on average. While not a dramatic spike, this steady increase reflects strong demand and ongoing development in areas like:

Antipolo – ₱23,000–₱30,000/sqm (prime subdivisions)
Taytay – ₱28,000–₱38,000/sqm (along highways & near malls)
Binangonan & Angono – ₱15,000–₱25,000/sqm (emerging pockets)
San Mateo & Rodriguez – ₱12,000–₱18,000/sqm (affordable housing belt)

Prices are being driven by a mix of infrastructure buildout, new township projects, and a consistent migration of Metro Manila dwellers seeking more space and cleaner environments.

🚧 2. Infrastructure Fuels Property Value Growth

The ongoing completion of major infrastructure projects is boosting Rizal’s accessibility:

LRT-2 Extension to Antipolo
Metro Manila Subway (future linkages)
New bypass and arterial roads connecting Rizal to Quezon City, Marikina, and Ortigas

These reduce travel time and increase desirability—especially for commuters and businesses. Result? Higher land values and stronger long-term appreciation potential.

💡 3. High Interest in Townhouse and RFO Units

RFO (Ready for Occupancy) units and townhouses under ₱5M remain top picks for first-time buyers and OFWs. Developers like Lumina, Camella, and local builders in Antipolo, Taytay, and Binangonan are seeing brisk sales due to:

Pag-IBIG loan accessibility
Flexible payment terms
Increasing rental demand from urban workers

Buyers are looking for move-in-ready options—and Rizal delivers a balance of affordability and accessibility.

📈 4. Investor Tip: Watch Out for Pre-Selling Lots

Some pre-selling subdivisions in Tanay, Pililla, and Morong are still priced at ₱5,000–₱8,000/sqm. These areas are not yet fully developed—but have huge upside due to upcoming eco-tourism and farm estate developments.🔑 If you're looking for land banking or long-term capital growth, these areas may offer the best value this quarter.

💬 5. What Buyers & Sellers Should Do This Quarter

For Buyers:

Buy now before Q4 price jumps and holiday demand
Lock in properties near key roads or future train stations
Ask about developer promos or closing cost waivers

For Sellers:

Consider listing properties while demand is high
Highlight accessibility and rental potential in your ads
Stage RFO units to attract faster offers

📌 Final Thoughts

The Rizal property market is stable, rising, and investor-friendly this quarter. Whether you're a homeowner, first-time buyer, or investor, there’s still good value to be found—if you act early and buy smart.