Real Estate Appraisal in Quezon City
Quezon City is the largest city in Metro Manila by far, and it holds dozens of property markets inside one boundary. Old subdivisions in Diliman and New Manila, condo corridors along EDSA and Katipunan, commercial centres in Cubao and North EDSA, and the vast residential expanse of Novaliches, Fairview, and Commonwealth each price on their own evidence. Almeda Realty and Appraisal Services values property across all of it. Every report carries the signature of Jose Dante Almeda Jr., a real estate appraiser and broker licensed by the PRC (License No. 11261).
By Jose Dante Almeda Jr., PRC Licensed Real Estate Appraiser No. 11261 & Licensed Real Estate Broker No. 33179 · Last updated July 2026
The metro’s biggest city, one district at a time
QC’s scale means location does more work here than anywhere else. The university belt around Katipunan and Diliman supports strong rental demand, Timog and Tomas Morato carry an entertainment and office economy, Cubao and North EDSA anchor mass-transit commercial hubs, and Eastwood-adjacent Libis adds a business-district pocket. Northward, Novaliches, Fairview, and Commonwealth hold the city’s largest residential spread, where subdivision quality and road access set the tone. Batasan and Payatas round out a market that rewards genuinely local comparables.
Property we appraise in Quezon City
Subdivision & village homes
From Diliman and New Manila’s old estates to Fairview’s communities.
Condo corridors
Units along EDSA, Katipunan, Eastwood-Libis, and the university belt.
Commercial hubs
Cubao, North EDSA, Timog-Morato, and the city’s district centres.
Vacant & development land
Buildable parcels across the city’s many growth corridors.
What moves a Quezon City valuation
District selection decides a QC valuation. A New Manila estate lot, a Katipunan condo, a Project 8 duplex, and a Fairview subdivision home belong to four different markets, so we pull comparables from the same district and community, never citywide averages. University-belt rental demand lifts condo values near campuses, MRT and LRT access adds a measurable premium, and in the northern districts, subdivision standing and road access carry the figure.
Where we work in Quezon City
We appraise property across the city, including:
Why clients commission a Quezon City appraisal
Quezon City appraisal questions, answered
Do you cover all districts of Quezon City?
We do, from Diliman and New Manila to Novaliches and Fairview. What matters is that comparables come from the same district, and that is exactly how we work.
Are condos near UP and Ateneo worth more?
Katipunan and university-belt units carry strong rental demand that supports value, and we weigh that rental evidence alongside recent sales in the same buildings.
How do you value homes in the old estates of New Manila or Diliman?
Large old lots there often carry redevelopment potential, so we consider both the home as it stands and what the land itself supports, using recent sales of similar estates.
Does MRT or LRT proximity change a QC valuation?
Walkable access to a station adds a real premium for both condos and commercial property, and the sales evidence shows it, so the valuation reflects it.
How quickly can you inspect a property in Quezon City?
QC is a regular run for us despite the distance from Imus. Inspections are usually scheduled within days and the report released in about a week.
Other areas we serve
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