The search for affordable housing is creating a new growth market for property developers in Southern Luzon.
The focus now shifts to long-term performance and sustained growth.
SM Prime remains the biggest and far ahead from rivals, as Ayala slips, and Megaworld edges up.
MREIT raises dividends as portfolio growth and improved occupancy lift earnings.
Developer taps BPI financing as it advances capital spending and the planned redevelopment of Alabang Town Center.
Housing is discussed as an economic issue and dignity issue.
A deed can be ‘reformed’ if buyers and sellers can prove their original agreement.
Lobien Realty Group says homes outside the capital can cost up to 60% less as demand stays strongest in the affordable and mid-market segments.
The law requires a legal guardian to formally accept the donation until the child reaches legal age.
Leechiu says housing affordability could remain under pressure over the next two quarters, although it does not expect a property market crash.
