GRID wants to reshape the Philippine real estate market with AI

Insider Spotlight

• GRID aims to digitize and simplify property transactions
• AI and data analytics power its new real estate ecosystem
• Founder Zaira Tumang builds trust through transparency and tech

GRID Property Ventures, Inc. is redefining how Filipinos buy and sell property by combining artificial intelligence, data analytics, and human-centered design to modernize one of the country’s most traditional industries.

Why it matters

Real estate in the Philippines has long suffered from inefficiencies and limited transparency. GRID’s approach—using technology to connect brokers, developers, and buyers in one ecosystem—targets these pain points directly.

Zaira Tumang

The GRID founder believes technology can help all stakeholders in the real estate ecosystem find the best terms and make better deals. 

The backstory

Founder and CEO Zaira Tumang, who spent years in property sales and development, built GRID after witnessing how outdated systems slowed deals and eroded trust.

Rather than accept these frustrations as normal, Tumang decided to build something better. The result: a unified platform designed to simplify every step of a property transaction.

What GRID does

GRID’s platform integrates three main features:

• Data intelligence — AI tools analyze market trends, pricing, and demand to help professionals make informed decisions.
• Immersive experience — Verified listings include detailed visuals and digital viewing options.
• Streamlined transactions — Partner integrations automate documentation and title verification.

Beyond technology

While GRID’s core strength lies in automation, its design prioritizes people. Brokers can manage listings and track performance in one place, while developers access dashboards that show project performance and buyer activity. Buyers gain confidence from verified information and digital tools that simplify comparisons.

The bigger picture

By connecting developers, brokers, buyers, and service providers such as law firms and banks, GRID is building what it calls a “connected real estate ecosystem.” The firm continues to expand across the Philippines, focusing on partnerships that increase transparency in property transactions.

Looking ahead

GRID plans to roll out more AI-driven analytics and deepen collaborations with developers and financial institutions. Its long-term goal: make property transactions in the Philippines “digital, seamless, and trustworthy from end to end.”

— Edited by Daxim L. Lucas