Top 10 Richest Cities in the Philippines by Assets
Philippine cities ranked by total assets from the Commission on Audit (COA) 2024 Annual Financial Report on local government units, as reported by Philippine news outlets.
PERIOD
CY 2024 (COA AFR)
UPDATED
2026-11-04
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489.9
Quezon City
= 0
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246.1
Makati
= 0
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92.8
Manila
= 0
4
54.2
Taguig
▲1
5
53.8
Pasig
▼1
6
39.5
Iloilo City
new
7
38.2
Parañaque
▼1
8
37.4
Davao
▲1
9
35.8
Mandaue
▼2
10
34.1
Mandaluyong
▼2
- ⚠ Primary figures follow Philstar The Freeman / IMT reporting of COA’s 2024 AFR. The official COA PDF was not re-downloaded for this build.
- ⚠ Philstar’s prose listed Taguig 4th at ₱54.17B and Pasig 5th at ₱54.77B (inconsistent). IMT listed Taguig ₱54.2B and Pasig ₱53.8B, matching the stated order — we use IMT’s consistent pair for ranks 4–5 and Philstar’s more precise figures elsewhere.
- ⚠ Iloilo City entered the top 10 in 2024; Cebu City dropped out of the top 10 by assets.
📊 History comparison
CY 2023 (COA AFR)
1. Quezon City (448.51)
2. Makati (243.44)
3. Manila (85.92)
4. Pasig (53.72)
5. Taguig (51.59)
6. Parañaque (35.51)
7. Mandaue (35.37)
8. Mandaluyong (33.92)
9. Davao (32.88)
10. Cebu City (30.93)
Source: Rappler list from COA 2023 Annual Financial Report on LGUs
CY 2024 (COA AFR)
1. Quezon City
● no change
(489.95)
2. Makati
● no change
(246.1)
3. Manila
● no change
(92.81)
4. Taguig
▲ up 1
(54.2)
5. Pasig
▼ down 1
(53.8)
6. Iloilo City
● new
(39.48)
7. Parañaque
▼ down 1
(38.21)
8. Davao
▲ up 1
(37.4)
9. Mandaue
▼ down 2
(35.78)
10. Mandaluyong
▼ down 2
(34.1)