Leisure-focused Global-Estate Resorts Inc. (GERI) is turning over more than P11 billion worth of residential and commercial projects this year, highlighting the company’s push to deliver completed developments to buyers despite a softer property market.
Demand for affordable and economic housing jumped almost three times in Metro Manila’s residential market, data from Colliers Philippines showed, underscoring how demand is now concentrated at the low end.
Ayala Land’s sudden move to cancel a Katipunan project and pause a flagship Makati launch is offering a rare inside look at how one of the country’s top developers is responding to a fast-changing market.
Real estate giant Ayala Land Inc. opened 2026 with weaker earnings, signaling a shift from last year’s growth momentum as challenges in property development were amplified by the US-Iran war.
Leaders of the country’s largest shopping mall operator delivered a sober reality check on the impact of the Middle East conflict—notable not just for its candor but for the concrete steps the real estate giant is taking to navigate the slowdown.
MREIT Inc. is accelerating its expansion plans, securing early regulatory approval for a P16.2 billion asset infusion that strengthens its push for higher and more predictable dividend growth.
Tycoon Edgar Saavedra’s Megawide Construction Corp. is locking in future revenues with a P50 billion order book, signaling stronger visibility and a shift toward more stable, recurring income streams.
Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC) is set to complete a P5-billion expansion and redevelopment of key malls, including its largest shopping center, Robinsons Manila, as the industry giant kicks off the next phase of growth in 2026.
Developers are raising alarm over a new rule requiring them to spend more to fund socialized housing, warning the added burden could push home prices higher at a time when the property market is already grappling with weak sales and rising construction costs.