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Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings is set to open the first Mitsukoshi department store in the Philippines by the end of this year under a partnership with local property developer Federal Land. The four-storey lifestyle store, located in Manila’s business district Bonifacio Global City, will host about 120 merchants. Targeting younger, middle-class customers, Mitsukoshi is theming the […]

Federal Land, Inc., along with its Japanese partners Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd., celebrates another milestone with the topping off ceremony of The Seasons Residences Natsu Tower. The event marks the structural completion of the second tower of the development — a testament to Federal Land’s commitment to developing […]

The Seasons Residences marries Filipino hospitality with Japanese efficiency, allowing its future residents to experience an elevated lifestyle at the heart of Bonifacio Global City. Photo from Federal Land Inc. Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — Filipinos who now have the purchasing power to buy their own dwellings likely grew up watching Japanese shows and dreamed […]

Federal Land, Inc., along with its Japanese partners Nomura Real Estate Development Corp., and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd., recently held a topping off ceremony of The Seasons Residences Haru Tower.
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Federal Land collaborates with Nomura Japanese real estate developer brings expertise to the Philippines The Philippine real estate industry continues to enjoy steady growth attributed to, among other things, a steady increase in demand in the residential condominium segment. As the income of the middle to upper-middle class grows, their taste has also become more discerning. They are now more concerned about products that are reflective of their lifestyle choices and products that …

BGC continues to be one of Metro Manila’s most attractive investment locations. This is driven by the continued growth of the local residential market, a positive economic outlook for the Philippines, the steady emergence of a moneyed local demographic, and various ongoing and planned infrastructure projects that directly benefit the city. Colliers International reports that capital values in BGC increased by an average of 6.7% in the first …

DESPITE the growing popularity of the country’s online retail industry, one thing remains constant: brick-and-mortar stores are here to stay. In fact, Neda, the Department of Finance and Nielsen have reported that prospects for the retail industry remain positive, bolstered by economic growth and strong domestic demand.

With the World Bank GDP growth projection of 6.4% and new pro-growth economic policies, the Philippines is poised to sustain its economic rise. The various infrastructure projects of the government and the private sectors hail optimism to both local and foreign investors across all segments, but especially for the real estate industry.