Article Tag: Quezon City

Ready-for-occupancy or RFO condominiums are units sold after the construction of the building is done and the units are ready to be turned over to residents

Set within the boundaries of Quezon City, Mandaluyong, and Pasig, Ortigas Center is one of the most important business districts in the country. The 100-hectare urban development is home to multinational and homegrown companies such as San Miguel Corporation, Jollibee Foods Corporation, HSBC, Banco de Oro, JG Summit Holdings, Meralco, Aventis Pharma, Teleperformance, Convergys, and Sykes Enterprises.

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 …

With picture-perfect beaches, a thriving economy, and a large English-speaking population, the Philippines has become a top expat destination. Legally, a foreigner can own a condominium unit provided that foreign ownership in the given condo development does not exceed 40 percent.

From 1948 to 1976, Quezon City was the capital of the Philippines.  Manuel L. Quezon, the second President of the Philippines, founded the city as the new national capital after World War Two. Today, Quezon City stands as a vibrant city bustling with commerce, culture, and education.

The dream of owning a big house with a large lot in the quiet part of the city has shifted to living in condominiums conveniently close to business centers and main hubs.

Known for its sky-high towers, luxury shopping, and a large expat community, Dubai is a thriving global city rising within the Arabian Desert. It is no wonder why Dubai is a leading destination of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).

Though San Juan City is the smallest in Metro Manila, it certainly has big things to offer. The city is home to shopping centers, entertainment hubs, topnotch schools, premier hospitals, exclusive clubs, and food crawls.

In the report, Colliers explained how the strong demand and evolving preference of tenants is giving rise to flexible workspaces; residential developers are tweaking their projects to cater to Chinese offshore gaming employees and local professionals; and mall operators are more open to foreign food and beverage (F&B) and home furnishing tenants, which will redefine retail space absorption in 2019. Colliers also said it sees developers cashing in on the thriving property market by aggressively acquiring parcels of land outside of the more established business districts.

The prime real estate development company, Federal Land, Inc., in partnership with leading Japanese firms, Nomura Real Estate Development and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings, Ltd., has launched the first tower of The Seasons Residences, the first Japanese-inspired residential condominium in the Philippines.

The prime real estate development company, Federal Land Inc. is scheduled to launch five more residential projects in the second half of 2018.