The Philippine property market may be entering a more measured phase of growth, but Megaworld Corp. continues to find buyers across its expanding township portfolio, helping lift first-quarter reservation sales by double digits.
Colliers Philippines says a long-term lease deal between Ayala Land Offices and AXON Group highlights a growing shift in Makati’s office market as landlords reposition assets for a new generation of tenants.
MREIT is making the biggest acquisition in its history, bringing malls and a hotel into its portfolio for the first time as it races toward the 1 million-square-meter mark years ahead of schedule.
Filinvest Land Inc. slashed unsold residential inventory by P4.1 billion in the first quarter as the Gotianun-led developer accelerated sales of ready-for-occupancy units amid lingering oversupply pressures in the property market.
Tycoon Kevin Tan-backed Megaworld Corp. is rolling out six new hotels across the Philippines over the next three years, adding nearly 2,000 rooms as the property giant deepens its bet on tourism and recurring income businesses.
It’s this built-for-crisis approach that Robinsons Land Corp.’s management, under president and CEO Mybelle Aragon-GoBio, argues is allowing the company to keep major commitments, spending and expansion intact.
The Lopez family-backed Rockwell Land Corp. posted sharply higher first quarter earnings as premium residential demand and expanding commercial revenues continued supporting growth despite broader economic uncertainty.
Megaworld Corp. is accelerating its push outside Metro Manila with more than 51,000 square meters of new office space planned across Bulacan, Bacolod and Davao as developers chase faster-growing provincial demand from BPO and multinational tenants.
Robinsons Land Corp. opened 2026 with stronger earnings, showing how the Gokongwei-led developer’s heavy push into malls, offices and hotels is helping steady growth amid an uneven property market.