Aborlan Zonal Values (2017)

RDO 036 • Effective 2017

Quick Stats

11
Barangays
Residential Range
₱280 - ₱2,750
Commercial Range
₱1,250 - ₱4,500
Avg. Residential
₱930/sqm

Highest Valued Barangays

BarangayResidentialCommercial
Poblacion (Formerly Central)₱2,750₱4,500
Within 100 M. From Center Line Of Br₱1,500-
Gogognan₱1,230-
Mabini₱1,230₱2,250
Tagpait₱1,130-

Most Affordable Barangays

BarangayResidentialCommercial
Within 200m. From Ctr Line Of Br₱280-
Magsaysay₱400-
Isaub₱400-
Iraan₱400-
San Juan₱730₱1,650

All Barangay Zonal Values

Showing 11 of 11 barangays

Gogognan(1 streets)
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Iraan(1 streets)
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Isaub(1 streets)
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Mabini(1 streets)
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Magsaysay(1 streets)
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Plaridel(1 streets)
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Poblacion (Formerly Central)(1 streets)
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San Juan(1 streets)
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Tagpait(1 streets)
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Within 100 M. From Center Line Of Br(3 streets)
All Other Streets
₱1,500-
Within 200m. From Ctr Line Of Br(2 streets)
All Other Streets
₱280-

RDO Information

Puerto Princesa City, Palawan (RDO 036)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the average zonal value in Aborlan?

The average residential zonal value in Aborlan is ₱930/sqm. Commercial zones average ₱2,413/sqm.

What's the highest zonal value in Aborlan?

Poblacion (Formerly Central) has the highest residential value at ₱2,750/sqm.

What's the lowest zonal value in Aborlan?

Within 200m. From Ctr Line Of Br has the lowest residential value at ₱280/sqm.

How many barangays have zonal values in Aborlan?

11 barangays are covered, with 12 residential, 4 commercial, and 0 industrial zones listed.

Which BIR office handles Aborlan?

Puerto Princesa City, Palawan (RDO 036) handles tax filings for Aborlan.

When was Aborlan's zonal value last updated?

BIR last updated Aborlan's zonal values in 2017. 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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