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.
BARANGAY TABLA, LILO-AN CEBU
Inday Leah Subd., San Miguel
Lot 1-B-3-C-90-B Francisco St. ( Formerly Loreto St.), Sampaloc, Manila cor. Francisco St. and unnamed alley
Lot 61, Block 23, Phase 1, Canyon Woods Residential Resort, Barangay San Gregorio, Laurel, Batangas
Obial
Lot 13, Blk. 54, Felipa Street, Brgy. 540, Zone 53, Sampaloc
Trento
Brgy. Conel, General Santos City
Imelda
Unit 201, 2nd floor, One Nenita Place Condominium Project No. 87 Road 1, Brgy. Pag-asa, Quezon City
Brgy. Silway 8, Polomolok, South Cotabato
Along National Highway in Brgy. Cagangon,
Poblacion
Bo. Capihan
Bp. Capihan
Bo. Capihan
Along Provincial Road, Kalawag I,
Hda. Maritaldan 5, Brgy. Consing, Mun of EB Magalona, Neg. Occ.
Kiliog
Unit No. S-106, 2nd Floor, Iriga Mansion Condominium, No. 152 Iriga St., La Loma
Brgy. Puzol
Limulan
POBLACION
Nakan
Questions 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.