Demand for wellness-oriented developments is prompting property developers to reposition projects around health, lifestyle and long-term value, with Havitas Properties Inc. (HPI) expanding its portfolio as it seeks to tap one of the fastest-growing segments of the global real estate market.
The global recognition of Filinvest City is reinforcing the investment case for luxury residences within the Alabang central business district, with Filigree positioning Botanika Nature Residences as a beneficiary of the estate’s master-planned urban design.
As Metro South continues to evolve into a major residential and economic corridor, property developers are positioning landed condominium communities as an alternative for homebuyers seeking more space without sacrificing ownership flexibility.
CEBU CITY— Cebu remains well positioned for sustained growth in the real estate market, driven primarily by its residential and hospitality sectors, although office transactions have recently cooled.
Filinvest City’s decades-long approach to master-planned urban development is gaining renewed international visibility as demand grows for sustainable, mixed-use business districts that prioritize accessibility, green space, and community-centered design.
Filinvest City is positioning itself as one of the last major opportunities for businesses and investors seeking commercial land within an operational central business district in Metro Manila, as supply in traditional hubs such as Makati, Taguig, and Ortigas continues to tighten.
Real estate and workspace solutions firm AXON Group has signed a long-term lease agreement with Ayala Land Offices (ALO) for the former Teleperformance Center along Ayala Ave. in Makati City, marking the company’s expansion of its integrated workplace solutions platform in key business districts.
The PNB Makati Center and the PNB Financial Center are entering a new chapter as PNB Holdings Corp. (PHC) reimagines the role of the two iconic Brutalist properties in Metro Manila’s evolving commercial landscape.
The country’s largest housing developers group is intensifying calls for faster regulatory reforms and stronger public-private coordination as the Philippines faces a projected housing need of 3.7 million units through 2028.