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Project Selling
Pre-Selling
Residential
House and Lot
Tawad Subdivision is a socialized housing development project by Tabaco City Water District located in Barangay P-1 San Antonio, City of Tabaco, Albay. The project consists of 69 residential lots under DHSUD License to Sell No. PLS 05-015, issued on October 16, 2020.
Location & Neighbourhood
- Full AddressBarangay P-1 San Antonio, City of Tabaco, Albay, Philippines
- SubdivisionTawad Subdivision
- City / MunicipalityCity of Tabaco
- ProvinceAlbay
- Zip Code4500
- Walkability Score65
Nearby Places
- Tabaco City Hall7 km15 minutes
- Tabaco City Mall8 km18 minutes
- Mayon Skyline View Deck12 km25 minutes
- Legazpi City15 km30 minutes
About the Neighbourhood
San Antonio is a barangay in Tabaco City located at the northern foot of Mount Mayon. The area has agricultural characteristics with proximity to irrigation systems and community facilities. The city has 13 national rural banks, a public market complex, and close to 2,000 business establishments in its central business district.
Flood Risk Information
Tabaco City is classified as having low river flood hazard. However, some areas are subject to seasonal flooding and typhoon exposure. The province of Albay experiences tropical cyclones and flash floods during rainy seasons, with approximately 12,190 hectares of the province exposed to flood hazards.
Legal Documentation
Clear Title
Yes
Zoning Information
Residential (RR - Residential Zone)
Additional Information
- Reason for SellingInstitutional housing development by local water district
Market Insights
Comparative Listings
Historical Price Trends
Tabaco City residential properties range from ₱990,000 to ₱25 million depending on location and specifications. Interior residential lots in San Antonio barangay are valued at approximately ₱2,165/sqm, while barangay road lots are valued at ₱2,475/sqm.
Future Development Plans
Tabaco City is undergoing infrastructure development with twelve projects worth ₱383.9 million approved for various barangays, supporting regional growth and economic development.