Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Quezon City & Pasig City: A Modern Mixed-Use Destination Estate Bridgetowne Estate, a sprawling 30.6-hectare master-planned township by Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), strategically bridges Quezon City and Pasig City along the C-5 Road and Ortigas Avenue Extension. Positioned as a “destination estate,” it…
Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Arca South, Taguig: Metro Manila’s Emerging Southern Gateway Arca South, a 74-hectare master-planned, mixed-use estate by Ayala Land, is strategically located in the former FTI complex in Taguig City. Envisioned as a “City in Sync,” Arca South aims to become a major gateway…
Unlocking Value: How Amenities Shape Philippine Property Values It’s no secret that a home is more than just four walls and a roof. In the Philippines today, buyers look beyond the house and focus on the surrounding community, shopping centers, and neighborhood amenities, as well as lifestyle amenities, influencing a property’s overall value. Understanding this…
Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Pasay & Parañaque: A Waterfront Entertainment and Business Hub Bay City, a vast reclaimed area along Manila Bay spanning parts of the commercial districts of Pasay and Parañaque City, has rapidly transformed into a major commercial, entertainment, and emerging residential district. It is…
Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Triangle Park and Vertis North: A Rising Hub in the North Quezon City Central Business District, focused on the Triangle Park area and the flagship Vertis North development by Ayala Land, is rapidly emerging as a key business and lifestyle hub in northern…
The Urgent Need for Sustainable Housing in the Philippines The Philippines is grappling with rapid city growth, a massive housing shortage of 6.5 million homes, expected to hit 22 million by 2040, and growing climate change risks. This situation demands that all new housing be built with strong environmental and sustainability measures. Although the country…
Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Shaw Boulevard Area and Greenfield District: A Dynamic Urban Corridor in Mandaluyong City The Shaw Boulevard area in Mandaluyong City, encompassing the Greenfield District and parts of Ortigas South, is a dynamic urban corridor within Metro Manila. This bustling district, supported by the…
Source references from our research are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Ortigas Center: Metro Manila’s Commercial Crossroads Ortigas Center, a well-established Central Business District (CBD) straddling Pasig, Mandaluyong, and Quezon City, remains a pivotal commercial and lifestyle hub in Metro Manila. Known as the “Mall Capital” of the Philippines, it boasts…
Executive Summary By Sheila Viesca, PhD.With insights from John Riad, CEO of HousingInteractive The Philippine real estate sector’s growth is driven by infrastructure. The previous “Build, Build, Build” program initiated significant infrastructure projects. Building on earlier efforts, the Marcos administration’s “Build Better More” program prioritizes inclusivity, resilience, and regional equity. This means real estate growth…
Source references are listed at the end of the report. Executive Summary Bonifacio Global City (BGC): A Dynamic Hub in Metro Manila Bonifacio Global City (BGC) has rapidly ascended to become a premier Central Business District (CBD) and a highly sought-after lifestyle destination in Metro Manila, offering a compelling alternative to Makati. Characterized by its…
Metro Manila has always been the heart of Philippine business. But it’s now too crowded, pushing people, businesses, and investors to look elsewhere. Traffic is terrible due to inadequate infrastructure improvements, soaring costs, and daily life is harder in the capital. Because of this, provincial cities are becoming attractive alternatives and hot spots for investment….
The first of four packages of the Comprehensive Tax Reform Program (CTRP), the TRAIN Act, or Republic Act No. 10963, changed how taxes work in the Philippines. It became law on December 19, 2017, and took effect on January 1, 2018. The main goals were to give most Filipinos a break on their income taxes…