Highest Rent in Philippines

Top 100 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Philippines

1 Manlucahoc 06 $150

2 Calolbon 05 $150

3 Sirib 11 $150

4 Bato 11 $150

5 Bacon 05 $150

6 Antipolo 05 $150

7 Sulit 12 $150

8 Calubcub Dos 40 $150

9 Lantapan 10 $150

10 Batobalane 05 $150

11 Arteche 08 $150

12 San Pedro 06 $150

13 Valencia 07 $150

14 Santo Domingo 05 $150

15 Gansing 12 $150

16 San Juan 03 $150

17 Ivisan 06 $150

18 Sinilian First 03 $150

19 Tiaong 40 $150

20 Santo Domingo 03 $150

21 Tayaman 41 $150

22 San Miguel 10 $150

23 Balibago 03 $150

24 San Gabriel 05 $150

25 Tumcon Ilawod 06 $150

26 Simod 11 $150

27 Kipalbig 12 $150

28 Saguing 12 $150

29 Tabina 09 $150

30 Ipilan 41 $150

31 Kibawe 10 $150

32 Bayanga 14 $150

33 Catablan 01 $150

34 Bacong 07 $150

35 Dayap 40 $150

36 Pandan 05 $150

37 Umiray 03 $150

38 Aras-asan 13 $150

39 Camindangan 06 $150

40 Maloh 07 $150

41 Nagbalaye 07 $150

42 Plaridel 06 $150

43 Kauran 14 $150

44 Alae 10 $150

45 Llanera 03 $150

46 Puloypuloy 12 $150

47 Canturay 06 $150

48 Santo Tomas 03 $150

49 Murcia 03 $150

50 Sabang 03 $150

51 Baquero Norte 03 $150

52 Bulata 06 $150

53 Lagayan 15 $150

54 Panitan 06 $150

55 Conduaga 41 $150

56 Tamontaka 12 $150

57 Leon 06 $150

58 Janagdong 40 $150

59 Pantijan No 2 40 $150

60 Dado 14 $150

61 Bolong 09 $150

62 San Andres 40 $150

63 Tuban 11 $150

64 Moog 10 $150

65 Muñoz East 02 $150

66 Mondragon 08 $150

67 Entablado 03 $150

68 Cumadcad 05 $150

69 Hibaiyo 07 $150

70 Libertad $150

71 Aga 40 $150

72 La Union 11 $150

73 Jones 02 $150

74 Tartaro 03 $150

75 Basud 05 $150

76 Tapon 07 $150

77 Pandasan 11 $150

78 Esperanza 07 $150

79 Giporlos 08 $150

80 Sampao 12 $150

81 Pangyan 12 $150

82 Eraan 41 $150

83 Vintar 01 $150

84 Lapuyan 09 $150

85 Tabuc Pontevedra 06 $150

86 Ibabang Tayuman 40 $150

87 La Granja 06 $150

88 Calibutbut 03 $150

89 Liwan 15 $150

90 Sual 01 $150

91 Litayan 14 $150

92 Bacolod 10 $150

93 Sanga-Sanga 14 $150

94 Taysan 40 $150

95 Janopol 40 $150

96 Ligaya 03 $150

97 Bien Unido 07 $150

98 Infanta 40 $150

99 La Libertad 11 $150

100 Dorongan Punta 01 $150

Cities with the highest rents in Philippines reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Manlucahoc leads with a median rent of $150 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

1. Renters in Manlucahoc pay $150/month — that's $1,800 per year on housing alone.
2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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