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The Philippine property market is being reshaped by changing buyer priorities, major corporate transactions and growth beyond Metro Manila.
The country ranked first in the Retirement Abroad Index 2026, strengthening demand for accessible, well-connected communities near healthcare and lifestyle amenities. Retail remains another resilient segment, with international coffee, food and fashion brands expanding into provincial cities even as rental performance varies sharply by location.
Infrastructure projects are opening new growth corridors, but developers increasingly recognise that connectivity alone is not enough. Buyers are also seeking green spaces, walkability, security and access to schools, jobs and healthcare.
Affordable housing supply is expanding, including a 7,066-unit socialised housing development planned in Tarlac with long-term Pag-IBIG financing.
Corporate activity is also accelerating. Megaworld plans to transfer ₱27 billion in properties to MREIT, while PNB Holdings is preparing to list on the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Meanwhile, lower prices are pushing residential loan demand toward Greater Manila’s surrounding provinces, as e-commerce and infrastructure strengthen warehouse markets across Luzon and regional cities.
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The Philippines ranked first in the Retirement Abroad Index 2026, scoring highly for affordability, English proficiency, private healthcare, welcoming communities and accessible retirement visas. More than 83,000 foreign retirees hold SRRVs, with Metro Manila, Cebu and Central Luzon among the most popular locations.
Read the full article on Manila Bulletin
Philippine retail rents remained resilient in the second quarter, led by strong demand from international coffee, food and fashion brands. Makati rents rose 9%, while Cebu fell 20%. Expansion is increasingly shifting to provincial markets including Davao, Pampanga, Iloilo and Bacolod.
Read the full article on Business World
Major transport projects are reshaping Philippine growth corridors, particularly Sta. Rosa, Laguna, by improving access to jobs, schools, healthcare and commercial centers. Future property value will depend not only on connectivity, but also on walkability, green spaces, resilience and overall community planning.
Read the full article on The Manila Times
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Kaia Homes plans a 48-hectare socialized housing project in Tarlac City with 7,066 two-story townhouses. Units will offer 32 square metres of floor space, community facilities and Pag-IBIG financing of up to 30 years. Completion is targeted for the second quarter of 2027.
Read the full article on Manila Standard
Megaworld will transfer ₱27 billion worth of offices, malls and a hotel to MREIT, expanding its portfolio to 950,000 square metres and assets under management to ₱122 billion. The deal will diversify MREIT’s holdings to approximately 77% offices, 20% retail and 3% hotel.
Read the full article on Forbes
PNB Holdings Corporation, Philippine National Bank’s real estate holding associate, is scheduled to list on the Philippine Stock Exchange on September 25, 2026. The listing is intended to broaden market participation and support the company’s long-term strategy, with PNB expressing support for the move.
Read the full article on Asian Banking & Finance
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Balance GMA captured 40% of residential loans in early 2026, ahead of Metro Manila’s 29%, supported by significantly lower property prices. Meanwhile, warehouse demand remains strongest in Central and Southern Luzon, driven by e-commerce, infrastructure investment and expanding regional logistics networks.
Read the full article on The Manila Times
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