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 Pablo
2,235 sqmMunicipality of Linamon, Lanao del Norte
250 sqmDanao Norte
70 sqm9,263 sqmDanao Norte
49,566 sqmBrgy. Tiwi
18,750 sqmBo. of Capihan
194 sqmBrgy. Candelaria
560 sqmHinaplanon, Iligan City
156 sqm315 sqmBrgy. Poblacion
50,000 sqmApo Macote, Malaybalay City
9,719 sqmApo Macote, Malaybalay City
19,797 sqmOne Orchard Road Eatwood City Cyberpark Libis Bagumbayan
36.5 sqm—J.R. Borja Extension, Barangay Lapasan,
800 sqmTampakan
19,539 sqmTampakan
9,230 sqmCamburay,
380 sqmLot 15766-A-4-A-2-B-14 of the subdivision plan, PSD-04-150928, along Squacita St. Hacienda San Benito (formerly Hacienda Pavana), Brgy. San Celestino and Sto. Toribio, Lipa City, Batangas
242 sqmIgpit, Opol, Misamis Oriental
401 sqmBrgy. Kinura
68,551 sqmUnit A 315, 3rd floor, Building A, El Pueblo Manila Condominium, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
13.5 sqm—Managok, Malaybalay City
26,002 sqmManagok, Malaybalay City
72,413 sqmMAGANOY
4,818 sqm8,900 sqmPoblacion
80.43 sqm382 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.
