Is your condo rental income at risk? Metro Manila's condominium rental market is facing increasing competition, and some property owners may need to reconsider their rental prices. According to David Leechiu, CEO and co-founder of Leechiu Property Consultants, certain studio units that previously rented for ₱30,000 per month are now being offered for around ₱12,000. He warned that some could drop to as low as ₱5,000 per month within the next 12 months. But why is this happeni

For many Japanese buyers, choosing a condo in Metro Manila is not only about finding a property. It is about finding a location that feels practical, stable, and easy to understand. This is why Makati continues to stand out. It has long been known as one of the Philippines’ main business and financial centers, with major offices, commercial establishments, residential towers, hotels, malls, and daily conveniences concentrated in one city. Manila real estate investment is beco

Small condos in prime areas are holding their ground — and for good reason. In a Metro Manila market where buyers have become more deliberate, investors are moving past surface-level decisions based on brand name, floor area, or projected appreciation. They are asking harder questions: Will this unit attract tenants? Can it stay competitive? Does it make sense after all the costs are counted? Compact studios and one-bedroom condos in Makati, BGC, Ortigas, and similar district