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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 […]

Impeccable Japanese innovations elevate standards of comfort and convenience in this highly anticipated property
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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 …

MANILA, Philippines — Federal Land Inc., the real estate developer of Ty-led GT Capital Holdings Inc., is on track to open the Philippines’ first Mitsukoshi Mall in 2021.
In a recent interview with The STAR, Federal Land president Pascual Garcia III said development is ongoing and would soon pave the way for the turnover of the retail spaces to the different tenants.

As it is one of the most important central business districts in the country, the Bay Area is bustling with real estate projects: it’s become the well-known site of SM Mall of Asia, the Solaire Resort and Casino; City of Dreams Manila, Okada Manila, and Metro Park. 

For the second consecutive year, leading real estate developer, Federal Land, receives the Gold Award for Outstanding Developer for the Residential High-Rise Category for Grand Hyatt Manila Residences from Fédération Internationale des Administrateurs de Biens et Conseils lmmobiliers (FIABCI) Property & Real Estate Excellence Awards 2019 on May 9, 2019 at Makati Shangri-La.

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.

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.