Verified rentals in Manila
The City of Manila includes the University Belt, Malate, Ermita, and Binondo. Rentals here are popular with students and anyone who wants to live close to the historic city center.
- Active listings
- 5
- Typical rent / month
- ₱15,000–₱24,000
- Last listing update
- July 29, 2026
- From verified listers
- 5 of 5
Rentals available now
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Green Residences Condominium
₱15,000/month · 1 BR · Fully furnished · 2241 Taft Ave, Malate, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila
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VITO CRUZ TOWER 2
₱18,000/month · 1 BR · Fully furnished · 720 P.Ocampo St., Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila
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Suntrust Aurora Gardens
₱24,000/month · 2 BR · Semi-furnished · Aurora Boulevard, Ermitano, San Juan City
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University Tower 2
₱19,000/month · 1 BR · Fully furnished · Galicia St., Sampaloc, Manila
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Malate Crown Plaza
₱24,000/month · 1 BR · Fully furnished · San Andres Malate, Manila
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rent a place in Manila?
Most of the 5 rentals currently listed on Rentoville in Manila rent for ₱15,000–₱24,000 per month, with a median of ₱19,000. Figures reflect active listings as of November 6, 2026.
How many rentals are available in Manila right now?
There are 5 active rentals in Manila on Rentoville. Listings that are no longer available are removed from this page automatically.
Are the listings on Rentoville verified?
Listers go through Rentoville’s review before they receive a Verified badge, and the badge is shown on every listing they publish. 5 of the 5 rentals on this page come from verified listers. Never send a deposit before viewing a unit in person, and report anything suspicious through our Avoid Scams page.
Can I find furnished rentals in Manila?
Yes. Of the current listings, 4 are fully furnished, 1 are semi-furnished. Use the furnishing filter on the search page to narrow it down.
What do I need to rent a property in the Philippines?
Landlords usually ask for a valid government ID or passport, proof of income or employment, and post-dated checks for long-term leases. A common arrangement is one month advance plus two months security deposit, but terms vary, so confirm them with the lister before signing.
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