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Real property tax calculator

Real property tax (amilyar) is paid every year to the city or municipality. It is a rate applied to the property's assessed value, which is the market value on your tax declaration multiplied by an assessment level. Cities and Metro Manila municipalities add a 1% Special Education Fund levy.

Last updated: October 2026

₱

The fair market value on your tax declaration, not the price you paid.

₱

For a house and lot. Leave at 0 for a condo unit.

%

Up to 2% in cities and Metro Manila. See your city's rate below.

%

Yearly property tax

₱48,000

Assessed value ₱1,600,000

  • Land assessed at 20%₱0
  • Building assessed at 40%₱1,600,000
  • Assessed value₱1,600,000
  • Basic property tax (2%)₱32,000
  • SEF levy (1%)₱16,000
  • Total per year₱48,000

Assessment levels are the Local Government Code maximums for residential property; your city may use lower levels. Many cities give a discount for paying early.

Property tax rates and worked examples by city →

Assessment levels for residential buildings

The Local Government Code sets the maximum level for each bracket. One level applies to the whole value of the building or condo unit, based on the bracket it falls in. Residential land is assessed at up to 20%.

Market valueAssessment level (maximum)
Up to ₱175,0000%
₱175,000 to ₱300,00010%
₱300,000 to ₱500,00020%
₱500,000 to ₱750,00025%
₱750,000 to ₱1,000,00030%
₱1,000,000 to ₱2,000,00035%
₱2,000,000 to ₱5,000,00040%
₱5,000,000 to ₱10,000,00050%
Over ₱10,000,00060%

Tax rates

The basic rate is up to 2% of the assessed value in cities and Metro Manila municipalities, and up to 1% in provinces. The Special Education Fund levy adds 1%.

Residential rates in Metro Manila cities

Basic residential rates from each city's ordinance, where we found them. Rates and market values change when a city adopts a new schedule under the Real Property Valuation and Assessment Reform Act (RA 12001).

AreaBasic rateAs of
BGC1.25% of assessed valueCY2026 onward (effective 2026-01-01)
Davao1.5% (all classes) of assessed valueCY2026 notice
Las Piñas1% of assessed valueOrd. 1373-16 (2016 Revenue Code)
Makati1.0% (land); 1.5% (residential buildings) of assessed valueCY2025 onward (effective 2025-01-01)
Mandaluyong1.5% of assessed valueRevenue Code, 2017 edition
Manila1.5% of assessed valueOrd. 8672, approved 11 Sep 2020
Marikina1.5% of assessed valueOrdinance 085 s.2015 (as of 2020)
Muntinlupa1.5% of assessed valueCY2024 notice
Navotas1% of assessed valueCY2023 notice
Ortigas1.5% of assessed valueCY2025 notice (same rate in CY2023 notic
Parañaque1% of assessed valueCY2016 notice (old)
Pasay1.5% of assessed valueCY2025 notice
Pasig1.5% of assessed valueCY2025 notice (same rate in CY2023 notic
Quezon City1.5% of assessed valueQC Revenue Code 1993 (SP-91, S-93)
San Juan1.5% of assessed valueOrdinance 91 s.2013
Taguig1.25% of assessed valueCY2026 onward (effective 2026-01-01)
Valenzuela1% of assessed valueCY2024 notice

Sources

  1. Local Government Code (RA 7160) Sec. 218, 233 and 235, via Lawphil