Price Guide 2026Unknown

Quezon CityAverage Rent

Quezon City is currently undergoing a massive urban transformation as the Metro Manila Subway and MRT-7 projects near completion, fueling a surge in transit-oriented residential developments. While the supply of traditional detached homes in prime enclaves is tightening, the rise of self-contained 'townships' in the North is offering fresh inventory for the mid-market segment. Verdict: QC remains the top 'Value-to-Space' play for 2026, offering significantly higher yield potential than the saturated markets of Makati or BGC.

Avg Buy

₱129,200per m²

Avg Rent

₱626.5per m²

Districts Analysed

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01

New Manila

Families

Known for its prestigious heritage, this district offers spacious layouts and proximity to the city's most elite private schools.

02

South Triangle

Lifestyle & Nightlife

As the city's media and entertainment core, it provides an unparalleled density of chef-driven restaurants, bars, and 24/7 activity.

03

Fairview

Budget & Growth

It offers the most competitive entry prices in the city with massive upside potential due to the incoming mass transit infrastructure.

10 Neighborhoods

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:How does Quezon City handle Real Property Tax (RPT) payments?

QC is a leader in digital governance; owners can settle RPT via the 'QC i-Pay' online portal, and the city typically offers a 10-20% discount for early bird payments made before the end of the year.

Q:What should movers know about the 'QC Day' holiday?

August 19 is a non-working holiday in the city; expect heavy traffic around the Elliptical Road and potential restrictions on commercial moving truck permits within residential zones on this day.

Q:Is Quezon City a flood-prone area for new homeowners?

Due to its varying elevation, 'The City on a Plateau' has many high-ground areas like Diliman and Loyola Heights, though it is essential to check the MGB hazard maps for properties near the Marikina Fault Line or low-lying creek areas.