Bohol has quietly become one of the Visayas’ most active property markets. Transaction volumes in Tagbilaran and Panglao rose steadily through 2024, driven by returning OFWs, retiring government workers, and a new wave of remote-working professionals seeking a slower pace without sacrificing connectivity.
Coastal lots in the Anda and Panglao corridors saw the sharpest appreciation — parcels that listed at ₱4,500 per sqm in 2022 are now moving at ₱6,000 to ₱7,500. Vertical developments in Tagbilaran’s city core remain the most accessible entry point, with one-bedroom units still available below ₱5M.
For investors, the fundamentals remain strong: a recovering tourism sector, improving infrastructure with the Panglao International Airport at full capacity, and a provincial government that has consistently prioritized ease of doing business.
If you are weighing a purchase in 2025, the window for below-market coastal land is narrowing. Our brokers are tracking several off-market parcels right now — reach out before the next listing cycle.
