
4PH vs. Reality: Can the Government’s Flagship Housing Program Fix the Philippines’ Affordability Crisis?
For the first time, a major international survey has confirmed what most Filipino families already feel: housing hardship has become the new normal.
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Registered Land Cannot Be Acquired Through Adverse Possession
“No title to registered land in derogation of that of the registered owner shall be acquired by prescription or adverse possession.”
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PHL real estate seen buffering long-term investments from inflation
The Philippine real estate sector’s “strong fundamentals” may help cushion long-term investments from global inflation linked to the Middle East conflict, although higher construction costs remain a risk.
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Global Housing Crisis Deepens as Costs Surge 40%—What It Means for Buyers
The global housing market is sending a clear signal in 2026: affordability is no longer just a local issue—it has become a worldwide crisis.
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Philippines’ consumer credit surge
Philippines’ consumer credit surge: A test the system is passing… for now
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US: Why the Median Home Buyer Is Now 59
Why the Median Home Buyer Is Now 59 — And How Younger Buyers Can Still Get On the Property Ladder
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Philippines inches up to 56th in global happiness index
The Philippines climbed one spot to 56th in an annual survey that measures peoples’ level of happiness globally, but analysts said the ranking does not capture the social and economic pressures that Filipinos face today.
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Logistics and Warehouse Boom: The Quiet Winner in Philippine Real Estate
The Philippine real estate conversation has been dominated by condominiums, office towers, and retail developments. Yet behind the scenes, a less visible but far more resilient sector has been gaining momentum—logistics and warehouse real estate.
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OFW Remittances & The World Bank Report: Sustaining the Mid-Income Residential Market
A newly released World Bank Human Capital Review highlights a critical data point: OFW remittances continue to contribute roughly 8.5% to the Philippine GDP. While inflation has fluctuated, this steady flow of foreign currency remains the "safety net" for the mid-income residential sector.
ZigguratrealestateDecentralizing Capital: The ARROW Act's Regional Catalyst
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