Picture this: a gleaming high-rise condo in Bonifacio Global City, a beachfront villa in Palawan, or a sprawling farm in Batangas. Now imagine these properties owned not by Filipinos but by foreigners. Sounds like a scene from a futuristic movie, right? Well, it’s not as far-fetched as you might think.
Remember the days when your daily commute felt like a scene from Mad Max: Fury Road? Traffic jams, crowded trains (if you are living in NCR areas), and the endless struggle to get to the office on time. Well, thanks to the rise of remote work, those days might be behind us—and it’s changing the real estate game in the Philippines.
Metro Manila’s skyline is a forest of cranes and condominiums, with new towers popping up faster than you can say “amenities included.” But here’s the million-peso question: Are Philippine condos overpriced? And more importantly, is the market a bubble waiting to burst?
Move over, Metro Manila—there’s a new wave of urban development sweeping across the Philippines, and it’s happening far beyond the chaotic streets of the capital. Cities like Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, and Clark are rapidly transforming into bustling “mega cities,” almost rivaling Manila in terms of infrastructure, business opportunities, and overall livability.
In my view and observations of the year, the Philippine real estate market experienced tremendous expansion from 2010 to 2019, which is sometimes referred to as the “Golden Era of Philippine Real Estate.”
Property management. Sounds straightforward, right? Keep a place clean, collect the rent, and make sure nothing falls apart. But hold up! When we’re talking about high-end real estate, it’s a whole different ball game. Here, it’s not just about upkeep; it’s about elevating lifestyles. Imagine managing a penthouse with a rooftop infinity pool or a sprawling estate with a private helipad.
Property management is the comprehensive process of overseeing, controlling, and maintaining real estate on behalf of its owner. Whether dealing with residential, commercial, or industrial properties, property management ensures that investments remain profitable, well-maintained, and compliant with local laws.
Baguio City, also known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, is a beloved destination for both tourists and locals. Its cool climate, scenic views, and vibrant culture make it an appealing place to live and visit. However, for simple wage earners, finding affordable housing in Baguio is a growing challenge.
From Renovations to Investments: Maximizing Your M Lhuillier Home Loan Benefits Using a home loan from M Lhuillier can open up many options for homeowners. It can transform living space through smart renovations or make wise investments that build wealth. Understanding how to make the most of this loan will help not just improve a […]