If you’re searching where to buy foreclosed properties, I got you covered! Here’s a list of banks with foreclosed properties in the Philippines and their respective websites that list their foreclosed properties for sale.
The links on the table below will lead you directly to the page with the latest listings of foreclosed properties for each individual bank/entity.
List of bank and government websites with foreclosed properties in the Philippines
All websites checked last April 16, 2026
Change log
- April 16, 2026
- Updated link to new PNB page for foreclosed properties. Please be patient as their new page loads listings very slowly. They also stopped sharing downloadable listings in PDF format.
- Updated link to Buena Mano’s page within BPI’s website.
- Updated link to BDO’s updated page for foreclosed properties
- Updated link to Equicom Savings Bank’s updated page for foreclosed properties
- Updated link to Luzon Development Bank’s home page because the property page no longer works. They might be in the middle of updating their website.
- Updated link to Landbank’s updated page for foreclosed properties
- Updated link to Philippine Investment 2’s updated page for foreclosed properties
- Updated link to Manila Credit’s new page in new website
- Added – Cantilan Bank
- Added – Philippine Business Bank or PBB
- Added – Bank of Makati
- Added – Bangko Mabuhay
- Added – MVSM Bank
- Added – Robinsons Bank
- Added – Rodriguez Rural Bank
- Added – Top Bank
- Replaced – Country Builders Bank (Rebranded to Top Bank)
- January 13, 2026 – Added link to NHMFC negotiated sale list
- January 4, 2026:
- Updated link to Eastwest Bank’s acquired assets page
- Updated link to Luzon Development Bank’s acquired assets page
- November 5, 2025 – Added LOLC Bank Philippines Inc.
- September 18, 2025 – Updated link to the Metrobank acquired assets page
- August 11, 2025 – Updated link to Chinabank’s acquired assets page
- August 8, 2025 – Re-added PNB website
- August 5, 2025 – Updated link to SSS Website
- August 4, 2025 – Added link to RCBC Auction List
~Jay Castillo~
After maintaining a list like this for more than 16 years, I have learned that simple things like pointing an old link to a new address is too much to ask (it is either they don’t know this is happening, or they don’t know this is easy to fix).
Let me explain…
I noticed that most websites are poorly maintained and they often change a page’s address which will result in a “Not Found or Error 404” message.
For others, they will delete a page entirely when the auction/housing fair is over (like NHMFC’s page for their housing fair), which also causes the dreaded “Not Found or Error 404” message.
These could have been easily avoided if they added a redirect from the old web address/page to a new/valid web page/address.
Anyway, what I can do is to keep you updated with the correct links by personally checking each link, and updating the link to the page with foreclosed properties if they change it.
But my faith in webmasters has been restored!
Recently (As of April 2026) I noticed the regularly updated websites have new pages for foreclosed properties, and they redirected their old page to their new listings pages, which is awesome!
More Websites With Foreclosed Properties
Actually, there should be more than 100 websites on this list, but I have to verify each one first before I can add them to the public list above.
So far, the 50 website in the list above are sure to be working as of April 2026.
I also noticed quite a number of websites changed the page for their foreclosed properties, which I have listed in the change log above.
If you happen to know a bank website that is not listed here that contains their foreclosed listings, please let me know so I can add it here as well. Thanks.
Please help me with broken links
As mentioned earlier, bank and government websites undergo changes and end up with broken links.
Any help would be much appreciated, so please report broken links by leaving a comment below.
I personally compile and update this “Ultimate” list of Philippine banks/entities with foreclosed properties for sale (I started this in March 2009) and I will do my best to keep this updated.
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Why do a lot of websites refer to the properties as ROPOA, etc. Aren’t they all foreclosed properties?
Bank foreclosed properties are also referred to as bank acquired assets, Real and Other Properties Owned or Acquired (ROPOA), Real and Other Properties Acquired (ROPA), bank owned properties, bank repossessed properties, and Real Estate Owned (REO) so don’t be confused if these websites refer to them differently.
Want to add your bank/institution to this list?
Simply leave a comment below with a link to your bank/institution’s website and I’ll add it as soon as possible.
Note: I am re-publishing this list for those who want to do their own research and as a tool to verify listings from the source bank/institution.
I first published this last March 4, 2009. I decided to hide it because of a lot of copycats out there. Anyway, I have made it publicly available for everyone again, and I hope this helps with finding the best property for you. ~ Jay Castillo
Tired of searching from multiple websites?
Yea I know, it can be very tiring to search for foreclosed properties on multiple websites.
Just checking if all 50 websites above are working is already a major task.
This is why I continue to add listings to my foreclosed properties database… so it will be easier to search and find properties that fit your requirements because all of them are in one place.
So far I have added 17 banks/government institutions and I’ll continue to add more.
Check it out below.
Search from over 40,000 Foreclosed Properties in the Philippines
To quickly search for available foreclosed properties FROM MULTIPLE BANKS/GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS in your preferred location/ village/ subdivision etc., search our Foreclosed Properties Philippines Database below (includes other banks/government institutions in our database).
I only include legit foreclosed properties from official sources (bank personnel and/or official websites), with direct links to verify each listing (PDF and/or original source).
Step-by-step instructions:
- Search by typing keywords This can include the subdivision, village, condo, property source, and/or location(s), etc. and click “Search”. For example, to only include properties from BFS, include the keyword “bfs”. To include properties in BF Resort Las Pinas, type “bf resort las pinas”.
- Use “Advanced Search” to choose preferred price range, lot/floor areas (if data is available), and also to exclude those classified as occupied/no possession.
- If you want to view all listings regardless of the source, then don’t enter any keywords related to the property source. Example, if you want to find and compare ALL foreclosed properties then do not use the “bfs” keyword when searching from my example above, and then you will find ALL properties in our database, not just those from BFS.
All locations with foreclosed properties by Province/City
You can also browse all locations within the Philippines with foreclosed properties available from ALL banks/lending institutions inside our database, grouped by Province/ City, on this page:
==> Click to browse all foreclosed property locations
Note: The “Foreclosed Properties Database” is a work in progress. If you have comments/ suggestions, please do let me know by leaving a comment below.
Banks cannot be trusted. Someday I will tell you about the big problems in the Philippines that the government cannot see. They are just wasting the taxpayer’s money. And they have to make lots of changes with the law.
I look forward to that Ed, but if you can give us all a clue, that is also welcome.