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PSA GDP 2025: Weak Growth, Smarter Manila Property Decisions
PSA GDP 2025: What the Numbers Mean for Manila Property The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported that the Philippine economy grew 3.0% in Q4 2025, bringing full-year 2025 GDP growth to 4.4% — the slowest full-year post-pandemic expansion on record, and the weakest fourth-quarter performance since Q3 2011. The government's own target was 5.5% to 6.5%, so this was a meaningful miss. The slowdown had specific causes: a high-profile flood control infrastructure corrupt
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5月25日読了時間: 6分


DMCI December 2025 Results: Property Performance Improves — 5 Key Points
What DMCI's Annual Meeting Tells Us About the Developer and the Metro Manila Property Market For expats and foreign investors keeping an eye on Metro Manila's property market, it's one of the more useful developer updates of the year. DMCI Homes is one of the city's most active residential developers, and the AGM is where management lays out how the business actually performed and where it's headed. This report covers the five most relevant takeaways from the meeting, explain
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5月22日読了時間: 5分


Ayala Land Q1 Earnings: Lower Profit, Stronger Leasing — 5 Things to Know
May 14, 2026 Ayala Land Q1 earnings give property investors a useful look at how one of the Philippines’ biggest real estate developers started 2026. For foreign property investors who are considering Ayala Land condos in Metro Manila, the report is worth reading because it shows both the strong and weak parts of the business. The main story is simple: Ayala Land stayed profitable, but profit was lower than last year. The company reported ₱37.5 billion in revenues and ₱5.4 bi
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5月14日読了時間: 6分
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