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Construction Cost Guide
Philippines 2026

Residential and commercial construction costs, material prices, labor rates, and a budget calculator — based on real Philippine project data.
Figures based on AEDO Construction project data and prevailing market rates as of Q2 2026. Costs vary by region, specification, and site conditions.
₱15k–₱40k+Residential / sqm
₱18k–₱55k+Commercial / sqm
Q2 2026Data as of
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Residential House Construction Cost — 2026

The following ranges cover typical single-family and two-storey residential construction in the Philippines. Costs include materials, labor, and basic structural/architectural design. They exclude lot, permits, furniture, landscaping, and utility connections unless noted.

Tier 1
Economy
₱15,000–₱22,000
per sqm
Basic structural design
CHB walls, standard finishes
Economy-grade fixtures
Simple floor plan
Tier 3
Premium
₱36,000–₱55,000+
per sqm
Premium architectural design
High-end finishes, stone surfaces
Imported fixtures & fittings
Custom cabinetry, smart systems

Note on regional variation: Costs in Metro Manila and Cebu City typically run 15–25% higher than provincial rates due to higher labor costs and material transport. Bohol, Davao, and Iloilo typically follow national average ranges.

Commercial Building Construction Cost — 2026

Building TypeCost Range / sqmNotes
Shophouse / Commercial Row ₱18,000–₱28,000 2–3 storey, basic commercial finish
Mixed-Use (Commercial + Residential) ₱22,000–₱35,000 Ground floor commercial, upper floors residential
Office Building (5 storeys) ₱28,000–₱45,000 Includes lifts, fire protection, basic HVAC
Warehouse / Industrial ₱12,000–₱20,000 Steel frame, basic concrete floor, metal roof
Cockpit Arena / Large Span ₱15,000–₱25,000 Steel roof truss, RC columns, open plan
Parking Structure (multi-level) ₱20,000–₱30,000 RC frame, ramp access, waterproofing

Key Material Prices — Q2 2026

Reference prices based on prevailing market rates. Actual prices vary by supplier, volume, and delivery location. Always get at least 3 quotations from certified suppliers.

Structural Materials

MaterialUnitPrice Range
Portland Cement (40 kg bag)bag₱280–₱320
Deformed Bar (10mm, Grade 33)length (6m)₱250–₱310
Deformed Bar (12mm, Grade 40)length (6m)₱350–₱420
Deformed Bar (16mm, Grade 40)length (6m)₱620–₱720
CHB 100mm (hollow block)piece₱18–₱22
CHB 150mm (hollow block)piece₱24–₱30
Sand (washed, per cu.m)cu.m₱600–₱900
Gravel 3/4" (per cu.m)cu.m₱750–₱1,100
Ready-Mix Concrete (4000 psi)cu.m₱5,500–₱7,000

Roofing & Finishing

MaterialUnitPrice Range
Pre-painted Corrugated G.I. Sheet (0.4mm)sheet (2.44m)₱350–₱480
Roof Tile (Concrete)piece₱28–₱45
Ceramic Floor Tile (standard)sq.m₱280–₱480
Porcelain Floor Tile (mid-range)sq.m₱520–₱900
Paint (latex, 4L)gallon₱380–₱620
PVC Door (interior, pre-hung)set₱3,500–₱5,500
Aluminum Casement Windowsq.m₱2,800–₱4,500

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Typical Budget Breakdown — Standard Residential Build

How construction costs are typically distributed across a standard Philippine residential project:

35%
Structural Works
Foundation, columns, beams, slabs, CHB walls, rebar, concrete
20%
Architectural Works
Roof, doors, windows, tiles, painting, ceilings
18%
Electrical Works
Wiring, panel board, outlets, lighting, fixtures
15%
Plumbing Works
Pipes, fixtures, septic tank, water supply
7%
Engineering & Design
Structural design, architectural plans, engineering supervision
5%
Contingency
Price fluctuations, scope changes, unforeseen conditions

Budgeting rule of thumb: Always add 10–15% contingency on top of your estimated construction cost for scope changes, material price increases, and unforeseen site conditions. Do not use your contingency as a target — use it as a safety buffer.

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