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18 Apr 2025
11:21AM
PH tourism recovery stalls in early 2025 as foreign arrivals lag, hotel growth plateaus
The Philippine tourism and hotel sector is still struggling to regain strong momentum in 2025, with projections falling short of the government’s ambitious target of 8.4 million foreign arrivals, according to Leechiu Properties Consultants (LPC).
17 Apr 2025
11:26AM
Leechiu: IT, outsourcing sector fuels office market recovery despite POGO exit
Leechiu Property Consultants (LPC) said the office sector is showing resilience in 2025, with strong demand from the IT-BPM sector offsetting the continued exit of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) and pushing net take-up projections 16 percent higher year-on-year.
8 Oct 2024
10:09PM
Manila condo developers eye rate cuts to clear over 2 years of unsold inventory
By: Miguel R. Camus
Looming interest rate cuts could bring timely relief for Metro Manila condominium developers, who are sitting on a record two years and four months of unsold inventory as buyer hesitation dampens demand.
8 Oct 2024
3:19PM
PH's rising hotel tycoons lead P250-B building spree, to add over 40,000 rooms
By: Miguel R. Camus
Top Philippine developers are spearheading a P250-billion hotel development push, marking the private sector’s biggest investment in hospitality.
8 Oct 2024
11:09AM
Marcos’ POGO phaseout triggered 50,000 sqm in office vacancies in Q3
By: Miguel R. Camus
President Marcos’ order to phase out the China-focused Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators had an immediate impact on the country’s office sector, with about 50,000 square meters of leasing deals ending in the third quarter of 2024.
29 Jul 2024
8:58AM
Coveted Toyota vans ‘flood’ market amid POGO phaseout
By: Miguel R. Camus
The looming ban on offshore gambling operations known as POGOs is causing more than just empty office spaces, with aftershocks also being felt in secondary markets for homes and cars.
11 Jul 2024
3:28PM
Leechiu Property: Office vacancies high as strong demand meets huge supply
By: Miguel R. Camus
Office deals continued to rise in the first half of 2024, but the influx of newly-built supply in the coming months is expected to keep double-digit vacancy rates elevated, according to Leechiu Property.
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