Almeda Realty and Appraisal Services

Imus, Cavite

Real Estate Appraisal in Imus, Cavite

Licensed, independent property valuations across Imus — from Anabu, Bucandala, and Malagasang to the Aguinaldo Highway and Daang Hari corridors.

Almeda Realty and Appraisal Services is based right here in Imus. This is our home ground, and few appraisers know the city with the same first-hand depth. From the old poblacion around the historic church to the newer subdivisions spreading through Anabu, Bucandala, and Malagasang, we have walked these barangays and tracked what actually changes hands. 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 June 2026

Imus-basedOur home city
PRC 11261Licensed appraiser
~7 daysInspection to report
IndependentFormatted for BIR & official use

The capital city of a fast-growing province

Imus is the capital of Cavite and one of its most rapidly urbanising cities. Once known for rice fields and its role in the 1896 revolution, it is now a dense weave of subdivisions, commercial strips along Aguinaldo Highway and Nueno Avenue, and pockets of land still converting from agricultural use near the Daang Hari corridor. Easy access to Metro Manila through CAVITEX and Daang Hari keeps demand firm. But values swing sharply from one barangay to the next, which is exactly why a local eye matters more than a formula.

Property we appraise in Imus

Subdivision & family homes

Gated communities and economic housing across Anabu, Bucandala, and Malagasang.

Townhouses & duplexes

The dense infill housing that fills much of Imus’ residential barangays.

Commercial & roadside lots

Frontage along Aguinaldo Highway, Nueno Avenue, and the Daang Hari corridor.

Vacant & conversion land

Remaining farmland shifting to residential use near the expressway links.

Apartments & rental rows

Income units clustered near Imus’ schools, markets, and highways.

What moves an Imus valuation

Within Imus, three things move value most: access, elevation, and title. Lots near Aguinaldo Highway, Nueno Avenue, and the Daang Hari–CAVITEX links command a premium for their commute and commercial potential. Several low-lying barangays near the Imus and Ylang-Ylang rivers carry real flood exposure that the market discounts, so we record elevation and drainage carefully. And whether a parcel sits inside a registered subdivision with clean title and utilities, or is raw land awaiting conversion, changes the figure substantially. We weigh each factor against recent, verifiable sales in the same barangay before we sign.

Where we work in Imus

We appraise property in every corner of the city, including:

Anabu IAnabu IIBucandalaMalagasangBayan LumaTanzang LumaMedicionAlapanToclongPag-asaPalicoPoblacion

Why clients commission an Imus appraisal

Pag-IBIG & bank loans
Pricing a sale
Estate & BIR settlement
Court evidence
Subdivision turnover
Insurance cover

Imus appraisal questions, answered

Do you know the subdivisions in Anabu, Bucandala, and Malagasang?

Imus is our home city, so yes. We track what actually sells inside these subdivisions, which lets us value a unit against real, recent comparables from the same or a neighbouring community instead of a broad city average.

How does flooding near the Imus and Ylang-Ylang rivers affect value?

Flood exposure is a real value factor in the city’s low-lying barangays. We record elevation, drainage, and any history of flooding, because lenders and buyers mark down property that has flooded before. That goes into the figure rather than getting glossed over.

Can you appraise commercial lots along Aguinaldo Highway or Daang Hari?

Roadside commercial frontage is valued on access, visibility, frontage width, and traffic, set against comparable commercial sales. We handle these regularly along Imus’ main corridors.

Will a bank or Pag-IBIG accept an Imus appraisal?

Yes to both. Reports are prepared to Philippine Valuation Standards and formatted for lender submission, so banks and Pag-IBIG accept them, along with the BIR and the courts.

How quickly can you inspect a property in Imus?

Because we are based in the city, we can usually schedule an ocular inspection quickly, and the finished report is typically ready within about a week.

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