SM Hotels and Convention Corp. (SMHCC) is placing a bold bet on the future of regional tourism and real estate with its plan to open seven new hotels across the Philippines by 2029. But beyond the room count, the real story lies in how most of these hotels are being positioned as economic anchors for second-tier cities.
Parklinks—touted as the greenest urban estate in Metro Manila—is set to officially launch its new multipurpose event grounds on Saturday, June 7, 2025, with the highly anticipated Break the Silence Music Festival 2025.
The first phase of the mall is launching at the end of the year, and it will be a reflection of a new way of thinking about what community centers are, says Mariana Zobel de Ayala, head of Ayala Land’s leasing and hospitality group.
As South Luzon rapidly transforms into an economic powerhouse, Avida Land, the residential arm of Ayala Land, is responding with sustainable and future-forward communities tailored for the modern Filipino homeowner.
Ayala Land's The CityFlats, a co-living concept designed for the mobile, socially connected generation, tackles the challenges of urban living by reducing commute times and providing vibrant, thoughtfully designed spaces that foster a strong sense of community.
Recurring revenues from land, commercial buildings, and other leasing streams climbed 14 percent year-on-year to ₱899 million, accounting for 84 percent of total revenues.
This premium-affordable housing developer, which made an early bet outside Metro Manila, is now seeing its strategy quietly pay off thanks to changing buyer preferences partly shaped by the recent global pandemic.
The office development and leasing arm of Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC), Robinsons Offices offers a network of Grade A, PEZA-registered, and green-certified developments across Metro Manila and key regional cities.
The newly launched facility — CloudStaff’s 21st globally and 14th in the Philippines — is located within Damosa IT Park, the first PEZA-accredited IT park in Southern Mindanao, signaling the company’s confidence in Davao’s skilled workforce and infrastructure.