Salambao is a barangay in Obando, Bulacan with 9 street-level zonal value classifications. Residential values range from ₱1,520 to ₱3,125/sqm with a median of ₱2,800/sqm.
| Street / Vicinity | Classification | Zonal Value/sqm |
|---|---|---|
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Commercial Residential | ₱2,800 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Agricultural - Cogon Land | ₱150 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Agricultural - Other | ₱150 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Commercial Residential | ₱3,125 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Industrial | ₱2,250 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Mixed Use | ₱150 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Mixed Use | ₱160 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Mixed Use | ₱200 |
| MUNICIPAL ROAD | Residential | ₱1,520 |
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Market value is typically higher than the BIR zonal tax floor. Check your property for an instant estimate.
Check My Property Value →BIR zonal values in Salambao, Obando range from ₱150 to ₱3,125/sqm across 9 street-level records.
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Capital gains tax is 6% of the selling price, BIR zonal value, or fair market value — whichever is higher. At the average zonal value of ₱1,167/sqm, CGT on a 150 sqm lot would be approximately ₱10,503.
Market value in Salambao is set by buyers and is typically higher than the BIR zonal tax floor. The exact value depends on location, road access, lot size, and current demand. Check your property on LandValuePH.
For a 150 sqm lot at the average zonal value of ₱1,167/sqm, the total zonal value is ₱175,050. Capital gains tax (6%) is ₱10,503. Documentary stamp tax (1.5%) is ₱2,626.
Yes. Banks typically appraise at 60–70% of market value for collateral purposes. Market value is usually higher than BIR zonal value. Use LandValuePH to check your property's value for loan purposes.
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The zonal values shown for Salambao, Obando are set by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and represent the minimum taxable value of land per square meter. They are used to compute capital gains tax (6%), documentary stamp tax (1.5%), and other transfer taxes.
Market prices are set by buyers and are typically higher than BIR zonal values, depending on location, road access, and development. Zonal values are updated periodically by the BIR — the data shown here reflects the latest available revision.
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Zonal values shown are based on data published by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) under Revenue Regulations No. 8-2018 and subsequent issuances. Values are updated periodically and may not reflect the latest BIR revisions. Always verify with your local Revenue District Office before filing. LandValuePH is not affiliated with the BIR.