LandBank of the Philippines Foreclosed Properties
LandBank (Land Bank of the Philippines) is a government bank with a mission to support agricultural development. Their acquired assets portfolio includes agricultural lots, residential properties, and commercial spaces, often at competitive prices.
San Luis Street, Lourdes Subdivision, Barangay Silangang Isabang, Lucena City
86.4 sqm
180 sqmCamburay
315 sqmAdaoag
27,768 sqmCentro East
167 sqmBo. Capihan
134 sqmBo. Of Cunig
29,203 sqmLot 3, Block 2, Phase 4A, Canyon Woods Residential Resort, Brgy. San Gregorio, Laurel, Batangas
500 sqmLot 1, Block 7, Hacienda Cascada, Barangay San Gabriel, Laurel, Batangas
1,223 sqmIligan City
2,000 sqmBo. Capihan
126 sqmBo. Capihan
137 sqmGovernor Generoso
682 sqm473 sqm# 152 Iriga Street, La Loma, Quezon City
37.9 sqm—Balutakay, Sta. Cruz
3,704 sqmBagong Nayon, City of Antipolo, Rizal
4,185 sqmMahayhay Homes
224 sqmBrgy. San Felipe, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija
4,100 sqm4,225 sqmBrgy. Tagbac
24,768 sqmLot 6229-D-13, Brgy. Doongan
1,000 sqmObial
35,627 sqmPoblacion
2,161 sqmInday Leah Subd., San Miguel
70 sqm240 sqmUnit No. S-106, 2nd Floor, Iriga Mansion Condominium, No. 152 Iriga St., La Loma
—Bo. Capihan
123 sqmQuestions about LandBank of the Philippines Foreclosed Properties
How do I buy a LandBank foreclosed property?
LandBank sells acquired assets through public bidding and negotiated sale. Contact the nearest LandBank branch or their Acquired Assets Management Department.
Are LandBank foreclosed properties restricted to farmers?
No. Most LandBank acquired assets are open to any qualified buyer, not restricted to agricultural borrowers.
