B.e. Dujali Zonal Values (2019)

RDO 112 • Effective 2019

Quick Stats

5

Barangays

Residential Range

₱945 - ₱1,312.5

Commercial Range

₱2,537.5 - ₱3,325

Avg. Residential

₱1,102/sqm

Highest Valued Barangays

Barangay	Residential	Commercial
Dujali (Poblacion)	₱1,312.5	₱3,325
Cabay-angan	₱1,137.5	₱2,537.5
Magupising	₱1,137.5	₱2,537.5
Tanglaw	₱975	₱2,562.5
New Casay	₱945	₱2,562.5

Most Affordable Barangays

Barangay	Residential	Commercial
New Casay	₱945	₱2,562.5
Tanglaw	₱975	₱2,562.5
Magupising	₱1,137.5	₱2,537.5
Cabay-angan	₱1,137.5	₱2,537.5
Dujali (Poblacion)	₱1,312.5	₱3,325

All Barangay Zonal Values

Showing 5 of 5 barangays

			Agricultural
▶ Cabay-angan(3 streets)	-	-	-
▶ Dujali (Poblacion)(3 streets)	-	-	-
▶ Magupising(1 streets)	-	-	-
▶ New Casay(3 streets)	-	-	-
▶ Tanglaw(3 streets)	-	-	-

RDO Information

Tagum City, Davao del Norte (RDO 112)

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About B.e. Dujali Zonal Values

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the average zonal value in B.e. Dujali?

The average residential zonal value in B.e. Dujali is ₱1,102/sqm. Commercial zones average ₱2,705/sqm.

What's the highest zonal value in B.e. Dujali?

Dujali (Poblacion) has the highest residential value at ₱1,312.5/sqm.

What's the lowest zonal value in B.e. Dujali?

New Casay has the lowest residential value at ₱945/sqm.

How many barangays have zonal values in B.e. Dujali?

5 barangays are covered, with 5 residential, 5 commercial, and 5 industrial zones listed.

Which BIR office handles B.e. Dujali?

Tagum City, Davao del Norte (RDO 112) handles tax filings for B.e. Dujali.

When was B.e. Dujali's zonal value last updated?

BIR last updated B.e. Dujali's zonal values in 2019. These are the latest official rates currently in effect and will remain valid until BIR publishes new schedules (typically every 1-3 years).

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