Quezon City vs Antipolo

Overall Antipolo ranks higher for livability (58 vs 54). Antipolo is cheaper; Antipolo is safer from disasters; Quezon City is warmer.
Compared (0-100)
■ Quezon City■ Antipolo4245Cost7381Climate5152Safety

How to read the comparison chart

The grouped bars score each city 0–100 on cost, climate and safety — taller is better. Quezon City leads on any axis where its bar is higher, Antipolo where its is. The cost bar uses a higher-is-cheaper scale, so Antipolo's taller cost bar reflects its lower cost of living, not a higher price.

AxisQuezon CityAntipolo
Livability5458
Cost (higher=cheaper)4245
Climate7381
Safety5152
Summer °C29.427.8
Winter °C25.924.2
Top disaster riskearthquakeearthquake

Quezon City vs Antipolo: the short answer

Antipolo comes out ahead on overall livability (58/100), modestly above Quezon City (54/100). The two cities diverge most on climate. On affordability Antipolo is the cheaper base — nearly identical prices on our cost index (Quezon City 42 vs Antipolo 45, where a higher score means a lower cost of living, normalised from World Bank price levels). For climate, Quezon City runs warmer in summer (about 29.4°C peak vs 27.8°C in Antipolo), while winter lows sit near 25.9°C in Quezon City and 24.2°C in Antipolo. On natural-disaster exposure Antipolo is the safer choice (safety 52/100); the dominant modelled hazard is earthquake for Quezon City and earthquake for Antipolo.

Which city should you choose?

Data & methodology

Cost scores are normalised from World Bank price-level data. Climate figures (summer highs, winter lows) are drawn from 1991–2020 climate normals. Disaster-safety blends USGS earthquake history (magnitude 4.5+ within 300 km since 1980), tropical-cyclone basin position, flood/elevation exposure and Köppen climate zone. The livability score is the weighted composite of cost, climate and safety. All figures are planning indicators for 2026, not guarantees — verify specifics before relocating.

Compiled by the CityLivably data team from open public datasets (World Bank, USGS, climate normals).

FAQ

Is Quezon City or Antipolo better to live in?

Antipolo scores higher overall — 58 vs 54 on our 0–100 livability index, which weights cost, climate and safety.

Which is cheaper, Quezon City or Antipolo?

Antipolo has the lower cost of living (cost index 45 vs 42; higher = cheaper, from World Bank price levels).

Which is warmer, Quezon City or Antipolo?

Quezon City — summer highs reach about 29.4°C versus 27.8°C in Antipolo.

Which is safer from natural disasters, Quezon City or Antipolo?

Antipolo (disaster-safety 52/100). Main hazard: earthquake in Quezon City, earthquake in Antipolo.

What is the main natural-disaster risk in Quezon City?

earthquake is the dominant modelled hazard for Quezon City on our risk index.

How is the Quezon City vs Antipolo comparison calculated?

Cost comes from World Bank price levels, climate from 1991–2020 normals, and disaster risk from USGS earthquake data, cyclone-basin position and flood exposure; livability is their weighted composite.

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