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The Department of Transportation has announced the opening of the Clark-Valenzuela segment of the North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) in 2028. This transformative project will connect Clark, Pampanga to Calamba, Laguna and decentralize Metro Manila by providing efficient transportation options to surrounding areas. Accommodating 800,000 passengers daily will ease congestion, reduce travel times, and promote economic growth in neighboring regions. With this new connectivity, where do you think the next best real estate investments will be along this route? Exciting times ahead for property investors!
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Far Eastern University
Nicanor Reyes St. Sampaloc Manila
Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management
Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance
A Strategic Management Paper
On SMDC
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in the Course
Strategic Management
Presented to
Prof. Sofronio S. Dulay
Facilitator, BME1102 Sec 14
Presented by
GROUP 5
Valdez, Ron Aenar
Calicoy, John Cesar
Perez, Karl Brian
Landa, Andrei John
Reyes, Ericka Adrielle
Torres, Ranzimiel Kay
Jino-o, Ashley Anne
Tapucol, Happy Aira
Table of Contents
I. Executive Summary……………………………………………………3
II. Internal Assessment……………………………………………….5
A. Corporate Profile…………………………………………………………5
B. Company Vision and Mission…………………………………....………………..7
C. Corporate Officers…………………………………………………………8
D. Product Line……………………………………………………………….9
E. Internal Factor Evaluation Matrix…………….................38
III. External Assessment………………………………………………………………...41
A. Porter’s Model Analysis………………………………………………………..41
B. External Factor Evaluation Matrix ……………………………………………44
C. Competitive Profile Matrix …………………………………………………...47
D. Key External Factor……………………………………………………………49
IV. Strategy Formulation …………………………………………………………………...52 A. Boston Consulting Group Matrix………………………………………………53
B. Strategic Position and Action Evaluation Matrix……………………………..55
C. Grand Strategy Matrix………………………………………………………….60
D. Internal - External Matrix……………………………………………………….62
E. Strength - Weaknesses- Opportunities - Threats Analysis…………………63
F. Quantitative Strategies Planning Matrix……………………………………..75
V. Strategy Recommendation……………………………………………………………79
VI. Action Plan……………………………………………………………………………...82
VII. Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………...83
VIII. Financial Projection………………………………………………………………………86
IX. References…………………………………………………………………………………93
I. Executive Summary
SM Development Corporation (SMDC) is considered as one of the largest and fastest-growing real estate developers in the country. It was originally incorporated on July 12, 1974 as Ayala Fund, Inc. however, renamed as SM Fund, Inc. in March 1986 after SM group of companies took the majority of ownership in the firm. SM Fund, Inc. back then was an investment company committed solely in providing its investors with professionally managed vehicles to invest in diverse businesses in the country. In May 1996, it was again renamed as SM Development Corporation to reflect on its new business endeavor which is to venture into the real estate industry.
In the Philippines, there are two major competitors of SMDC: Ayala Land Corporation which, based on the CPM has a total rate of 3.26 (strong competitor) and Megaworld Corporation which has 2.75 (average competitor). SMDC has a total rate of 2.65 which manifests the idea that despite the fact that both of these companies are top performers, SMDC continues to create its name in the industry and achieve greater heights. In the recently concluded 8th Property Guru Awards 2020, SMDC bagged numerous awards including the Best Developer Award, Best Developer Lifestyle Award, etc. (SMDC, 2020). For over 25 years of being in the real estate industry, the company has provided quality condominiums, residences and comfortable homes at the most affordable price.
Based on the IFE matrix, the company’s strength is their capability of providing modern lifestyle amenities without compromising the safety and security of the people. Furthermore, its accessibility to various infrastructures such as shopping malls and its flexible mode of payment attracts a huge number of investors. However, its IFE rating is only 2.48 mainly because of the non-liquid asset which can lead to a possible loss in value and high maintenance cost. SMDC could further improve its performance by generating alternatives and feasible solutions that could effectively address these issues.
The overall responsiveness of the SMDC to its external factors is satisfactory at a rate of 3.22. This is due to the company’s external strategies effectively taking advantage of existing opportunities and minimizing the potential adverse effects of external threats. Currently, SMDC is ranked as the 3rd best real estate developer in the country based on the data released by Property Consultancy & Sales Associates Inc. in 2019. Thus, if they can further examine and analyze the opportunities and threats for the upcoming years in a wider perspective, they could create excellent plans that will surely benefit the company and improve its rank in the industry. In addition, being able to take advantage of the possible threats that may hinder a company's triumph is vital to leverage success. Towards its strategic goal in becoming one of the top competitors and leading real estate developers in the country, SMDC should highly consider market penetration and product development strategies as the suitable strategy for the company. Market penetration will equip the company in perfuming its name in the market, fueling great sales, revenues and attracting a wide range of customers by: (1) launching more projects not just in NCR but in the entire Philippines and (2) penetration pricing without compromising the quality of the properties.
Product development strategies include: (1) Expanding the company’s services which will thoroughly help in providing a much better experience and comfort of living to its investors and (2) Improving and adding modernly designed amenities which will enhance the appearance of every property and cater new demands of its investors for their very own satisfaction.
Other instinctive strategies include horizontal integration strategies through (1) purchasing new lands and building new real estate properties and (2) acquiring or seeking ownership/control over company’s investors. With the utilization of these strategies, the company’s vision of becoming the leading developer of world-class residences in the Philippines and a catalyst for a better life will be realized with high sales and revenues in the upcoming years.
With the appropriate execution, performance management and coordination with the operation and the corporate affairs, these recommended strategies will serve as the primary driver of SMDC triumphs not just in being one of the top competitors in the industry but also in magnifying its coverage and competencies, boosting the economy and company’s growth
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
A. Corporate Profile
SM founder Henry Sy. laid the groundwork of and piloted the development and evolution of SM Investments Corporation (SMIC). What started out as a dream of selling a good pair of shoes to every Filipino has turned into one of the country’s largest holding companies today. In the six decades since, it has become a leading presence in retail, banking, and property development in the country and a rising presence in China. It has since innovated its products and services providing the best value in both aspects for its customers.
SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SMPH) also has become the largest integrated property developer in Southeast Asia. In terms of assets, it is the largest in the country. Offering innovative and sustainable lifestyle cities alongside developing malls, residences, offices, hotels and convention centers, it has become the biggest retail shopping center developer and operator in the Philippines. From starting out as a humble mall developer and operator, it has currently established 76 malls in and outside Metro Manila and 7 shopping malls in China with 17,937 tenants in the country and 1,857 tenants in China.
Besides mall development and management through its units and subsidiaries, it also has commercial business units, the Commercial Property Group (CPG) which engages in developing and leasing office buildings in Metro Manila. SM Development Corporation (SMDC), their residential business component, also sells affordable condominium units. Their Hotels and Convention Centers business unit is also engaged in developing and managing various hotel and convention centers across the country.
SMDC prides itself in the style, comfort, and convenience Filipinos experience with them. Offering the makings of the next dream home, it provides quality amenities and top-notch services. With the commitment to provide access to luxurious urban living through vertical villages perfectly integrated with a commercial retail environment, it aims to give its residents access to a truly cosmopolitan lifestyle. Their properties are strategically positioned across Metro Manila with their focus being the Central Business Districts of Mall of Asia Complex, Makati, Ortigas, Taguig, Quezon City, Manila, Pasay, Parañaque and Las Piñas. In addition, they can also be accessed from neighboring provinces like Cavite, Bulacan and Pampanga.
Corporate Head Office:
One E-com Center, 10th Floor Harbor Drive
Mall of Asia Complex, CBP-IA
Pasay City 1300, Philippines
B. Company Vision and Mission
SM Development Corporation
Vision
We envision SM Development Corporation to be a leading developer of world-class residences in the Philippines, uplifting Filipino lifestyles into one that is convenient, upscale yet affordable, and environment friendly.
Mission
· Ensuring that its homebuyers enjoy the best value for their investment with an upscale lifestyle, generous amenities, and a safe, secure, and friendly neighborhood;
· Providing an excellent after-sales and maintenance service that will preserve and enhance the long-term value of its residences;
· Delivering sustainable long-term growth and increasing shareholder value by exercising prudence in resource management based on the principles of good corporate governance;
· Becoming an employer of choice, offering comprehensive opportunities for career growth and enhancement; and,
· Assisting and nurturing the communities in which it operates by progressively building on its role as a responsible corporate citizen;
C. Corporate Officers
SM Development Corporation Properties
Air Residences
Price range: Php 6,300,000 - Php 7,500,000
Meaningful relationships. Career opportunities. Personal well-being. All these define your story of success, and it all begins at SMDC Premier’s Air Residences
Coast Residences
Price range: Php 5,500,000 - Php 23,000,000
Designed to capture your eyes with its seagull-inspired façade design, Coast Residences soars 41 storeys high.
Fame Residences
Price range: Php 5,100,000 - Php 6,800,000
Strategically located, Fame Residences rises in Central EDSA, providing you easy access to everything that matters. This iconic development offers an address that truly compliments a desired lifestyle. When you live at the center of it all, you live life in the spotlight.
Blue Residences
Price range: Php 2,000,000 - Php 5,000,000
SMDC Blue Residences promises to help you maximize your student life as it is located at the corner of Katipunan Avenue and Aurora Boulevard, near colleges and universities like the University of the Philippines, Ateneo De Manila University and Miriam College.
Bloom Residences
Price range: Php 4,600,000 - Php 7,100,000
Bloom Residences is a home where you can plant your roots as you start your career, grow the love for your family, care for your little buds and eventually carve some names in the family tree.
Breeze Residences
Price range: Php 12,400,000 - Php 14,500,000
Enjoy the convenience of the city while luxuriating amidst the quiet calm of Manila Bay.
Cheer Residences
Price range: Php 3,200,000 - Php 3,500,000
Take your life to new heights as Cheer Residences introduces a fresh perspective to residential living in Marilao, Bulacan. It is the first vertical development of its kind in the area that offers the convenience of having its own mall within the complex. First-rate amenities elevates the quality of life of the residents as they get to enjoy an array of activities daily.
Cheerful Homes
Price range: Php 1,100,000 - Php 1,700,000
SMDC Cheerful Homes has its own transport hub located within the community’s commercial area, for the convenience of its residents. Plus, it’s just a short ride away from various points of interests in Pampanga.
Cool Suites
Price range: ₱/mo.
Cool Suites is the newest garden complex in the flourishing Wind Residences estate. Nestled inside the complex is an array of lush foliage and greenery that serve as a private retreat where you can relax and recover from the busy work week. With SMDC’s signature 5-star amenities, it is a perfect holiday home for those who enjoy the cool wind of Tagaytay.
Field Residences
Price range: Php 5,000,000 - Php 5,600,000
Just across SM City Sucat, Field Residences is located along Dr. A. Santos Avenue (formerly Sucat Road), Barangay San Dionisio, Parañaque City. International and domestic airports are also close at hand, as well as the Entertainment City where endless leisure, shopping, and dining selections abound.
Gem Residences
Price range: Php 5,200,000- Php 9,400,000
Standing gorgeously along C-5 Pasig, the thriving center of economic activity east of Metro Manila, Gem Residences brings you world-class amenities that cater to your need for both productivity and leisure.
Glam Residences
Price range: Php 5,900,000 - Php 11,500,000
Surround yourself with the spectacular at Glam Residences. Envisioned as a complete, cosmopolitan home for success-driven singles, it is built for your utmost convenience and indulgence.
Gold Residences
Price Range: Php 7,400,000 - Php 17,000,000
An 11.6- hectare master-planned community right across the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, the concept for SMDC’s first township is to be the gold standard- a convergence of modernization, dynamism, innovation, and prestige, assured in all its areas.
Grace Residences
Price range: 3,300,000 - Php 5,600,000
Located close to Bonifacio Global City and the Makati Central Business District so you can enjoy the convenience of staying within proximity of the top schools, hospitals, malls and other institutions.
Grass Residences
Price range: Php 3,700,000 - Php 6,400,000
SMDC Grass is located in Quezon City, connected to SM City North Edsa via bridge way. It’s definitely a convenient, exciting and entertaining place to come home to. It is also situated in a highly accessible area. It is right by main roads both for going to the North and South side of the metro.
Green Residences
Price range: Php 5,100,000 - Php 5,700,000
Located right beside De La Salle University in Taft Avenue for the stress-free, easy and fun life every college student ought to experience.
Green2 Residences
Price range: Php 3,300,000 - Php 5,600,000
Breeze through your college years as you live in the home that passes all the marks when it comes to convenience, location, security and amenities.
Hope Residences
Price range: Php 3,000,000 - Php 3,600,000
Hope Residences is strategically located at the heart of Trece Martires City, Cavite. It is right within the complex of the newly opened SM City Trece Martires along Governor’s Drive.
Jazz Residences
Price range: Php 4,900,000 - Php 19,000,000
Situated in the Reposo District in Makati, SMDC Jazz Residences is surrounded by some of the best restaurants, as well as a supermarket nearby.
Lane Residences
Price range: Php 3,600,000- Php 5,500,000
Located in San Antonio Agdao, it lies within the SM City Lanang Premier complex. Its close proximity to Davao International Airport and Seaport gives you that added level of convenience. You get easy access to major land, sea, and air transportation centers to help get you to your next destination. Rounding out the area are the many businesses and offices for enterprising individuals.
Leaf Residences
Price range: Php 4,400,000 - Php 6,200,000
Let nature nurture your family at Leaf Residences. With its unique design reminiscent of a tropical rainforest getaway, it offers the first taste of condominium living surrounded by all the greenery sought after in the South.
Light Residences
Price range: Php 3,700,000 - Php 9,100,000 & above
Located along EDSA and Madison Street, Light Residences sits at an advantageous location, linked to BONI-EDSA MRT where you can access any point of Manila.
Light2 Residences
Price range: Php 5,400,000 - Php 11,200,000
Spacious, inviting, and thoughtfully planned. Light 2 Residences provides you with everything you need to create a beautiful home for you and your family.
Lush Residences
Price range: Php 6,800,000 - Php 9,800,000
Lush Residences is an iconic landmark located north of the Makati Central Business District. A development that seamlessly blends elements of nature throughout the property.
Mezza Residences
Price range: Php 1,000,000 - Php 6,000,000 & above
SMDC Mezza Residences is in one of the most convenient areas; located at the corner of Aurora Boulevard and Araneta Avenue in the heart of Sta. Mesa, near SM City Sta. Mesa.
Mezza II Residences
Price range: Php 8,200,000
Experience all the best at the heart of Sta. Mesa with Mezza II Residences.
Mint Residences
Price range: Php 6,400,000 - Php 8,200,000
A nearby respite striking the perfect balance between modern city convenience and a natural environment. Situated within the progressive district of Makati giving you access to everything the city has to offer: commercial, recreational, and professional.
MPlace at South Triangle
Price range: Php 4,100,000 - Php 4,300,000
MPlace Residences is a conveniently located condominium at the heart of South Triangle in Quezon City.
Park Residences
Price range: Php 3,400,000 - Php 3,900,000
Located right in front of SM City Sta. Rosa, this community is surrounded with opportunities for you to live your best life! Everything the family needs is right here – with schools, parks and shops around every corner.
Princeton Residences
Price range: Php 2,000,000 - Php 4,000,000
Convenient, practical and fun, Princeton Residences is strategically located within close proximity to Tomas Morato and Greenhills, and right beside the LRT 2 Gilmore Station.
Red Residences
Price range: Php 6,500,000 - Php 9,000,000
Red Residences is located at the heart of Chino Roces, a thriving neighborhood west of Makati City, known for its row of concept restaurants, food finds, art galleries and creative business enterprises.
S Residences
Price range: Php 6,600,000 - Php 17,500,000
With its stunning boutique-hotel designed lobbies and luxurious amenities, S Residences is the choice of successful and stylish individuals. Live in an address where business meets pleasure, where business suits and swim suits are both on-trend.
Sail Residences
Price range: Php 11,200,000 - Php 13,000,000
Welcome to Sail Residences, the gem of the Mall of Asia district. Explore a vast wealth of shops, restaurants and entertainment spots as endless as the horizon beyond Manila Bay, just waiting for you to discover. Truly a home worthy of the most memorable individuals, couples, and families.
Sands Residences
Price range: Php 7,600,000 - Php 9,400,000
Welcome to Sands Residences. A luxurious, 51-floor master-planned community by Manila Bay where the sun and sand amidst a sea of luxury await you.
Sea Residences
Price range: Php 8,300,000 - Php 14,200,000
Sea Residences Mall of Asia is a modern resort-inspired condominium development
Shell Residences
Price range: Php 32,200,000 - Php 37,400,000
Shell Residences Mall of Asia is a 2.2-hectare resort residential complex. Come home to resort-inspired amenities, and hold memorable events with friends and family at your own exclusive clubhouse.
Shine Residences
Price range: Php 4,000,000 - Php 4,100,000
SMDC Shine Residences stands tall within a prestigious community called the Renaissance Center. Having entertainment, business and leisure in close proximity, Shine Residences Ortigas is another distinctive addition to an impressive locale.
Shore Residences
Price range: Php 6,700,000 - Php 33,200,000
The entire Shore Residences complex combines the luxury of a 5-star vacation resort and the comfortable, cozy home you’ve always dreamed of.
Shore 2 Residences
Price range: Php 6,000,000 - Php 11,100,000
Set in a 9-hectare property, this exclusive development consists of three expansive luxury resort-inspired enclaves that provide the best in premier waterfront living in the metro, all bridged together by elevated linear parks.
Shore 3 Residences
Price range: Php 10,500,000 - Php 24,500,000
Conveniently located at the SM Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City, Shore Residences offers the finest in resort living, with an exclusive beach-like amenity right at the heart of the development.
Smile Residences
Price range: Php 3,800,000 - Php 5,500,000
You’ll find a lot to be happy about at Smile Residences! As a premier residential development within SM City Bacolod Complex, it offers attractive lobbies, amenities, and a convenient location.
South Residences at SM SOUTHMALL
Price range: Php 3,500,000 - Php 6,100,000
South Residences offers the seamless fusion of the life and lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of.
South 2 Residences
Price range: Php 3,700,000- Php 7,500,000
Situated in Southmall complex, South 2 Residences has everything you need within reach. It is just a few steps away from the array of shopping, dining, and entertainment choices at SM Southmall, and a few minutes away from busy transport terminals and vibrant work hubs.
Spring Residences
Price range: Php 4,200,000 - Php 5,400,000
Celebrate new beginnings at SMDC Spring Residences.
Style Residences
Price range: Php 3,400,000- Php 5,200,000
Style Residences can be found within the complex of SM City Iloilo – the city’s vibrant lifestyle and progressive business district. It offers an impressive collection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, as well as easy accessibility to the local transportation hubs, including the Iloilo International Airport and Seaport.
Sun Residences
Price range: Php 2,000,000 - Php 4,000,000
Life meets luxury at the roundabout of Quezon City and Manila. SMDC Sun Residences addresses the need for a more balanced lifestyle, with amenities like lounges, landscaped gardens and swimming pools
Trees Residences
Price range: Php 2,000,000 - Php 3,300,000
Escape the mundane clamor of the city and go home to Trees Residences. A place of solitude right at the heart of Novaliches, Quezon City brimming with life through pristine natural gardens, relaxing stroll paths, and SMDC’s five star amenities.
Vine Residences
Price range: Php 3,300,000- Php 6,200,000
With its great location inside the SM City Novaliches complex, the residents are right in the heart of a progressive hub in Quezon City. Being near major thoroughfares, terminals, and transport hubs makes traveling very easy. Nearby institutions like schools and hospitals will just be a few minutes away..
Wind Residences
Price range: Php 4,700,000 - Php 36,400,000
Feel the breeze along Aguinaldo Highway in Tagaytay City where SMDC Wind Residences and Cool Residences are situated. It is in its own a convenient complex with everything you can ever need, but it’s also a plus that there are dining establishments nearby.
0.0 = not important
1.0 = Important
Rating
(Rating = 1) - Major Weakness
(Rating = 2) - Minor Weakness
(Rating = 3) - Minor Strength
(Rating = 4) - Major Strength
Analysis
The Internal Factor Evaluation matrix is a tool used for auditing and evaluating major strengths and weaknesses of an organization or company. The average weighted score for the IFE Matrix is 2.5 above while 2.5 below is considered weak. The total weighted score for SM Development Corporation (SMDC) is 2.48 or 2.5 which means that the company is responding to a low average score that pertains to internally weak business. Therefore, the IFE Matrix concludes that SM Development Corporation (SMDC) is in a weak position.
Analysis
1) Rivalry Among Competing Firms - Rivalry among competing developers of retail space is deemed moderate due to the three main players' aggressive expansion plans for the near future and their offering of essentially the same product (retail and food space, cinemas, etc.), only slightly differentiated for different income segments. However, the fierceness of this rivalry is somewhat tempered by the strong continued growth in household consumption, which leaves room for much more retail space to be built. However, due to SMPH's significant advantages in terms of size, mall count, and land bank location, it is in the best position to capitalize on this demand for more retail space.
2) Potential Entry of New Competitors - Although, again, customers (in this case, companies seeking to buy or lease office space) are not particularly loyal to a specific developer, the potential entry of new competitors is tempered by the fact that the demand for new commercial space is concentrated in Metro Manila, where most available land is already in the portfolio of established players. Moreover, economies of scale are advantageous to established players because it allows them to accommodate the space requirements of large firms and therefore secure the most lucrative contracts. SMPH's advantage lies in its network of strategic partnerships, building only when it has 60% commitments, and in its integration of its land bank in its long-term expansion plans.
3) Potential Development of Substitute Product - The threat of the development of substitute products for commercial space is moderately low, largely because there are currently no substitutes in the market, and no current market players are actively seeking out the development of such substitutes. Moreover, customers do not necessarily seek new kinds of office space, particularly as there are high costs to selling of buildings or ending leases early, as well as high transitioning costs once they have secured new office space. SMPH in particular keeps its tenants satisfied through its competitive prices and the close proximity to retail and transportation centers that its commercial developments offer.
4) Bargaining Power of Supplier - Despite the large number of construction firms and raw materials suppliers in the market, the bargaining power of suppliers remains moderate, due to the high values of commercial development contracts with major players, which has given rise to the popularity of long-term partnerships and/or construction subsidiaries. SMPH, for example, has the Associated Development Corporation.
5) Bargaining Power of Consumers - The bargaining power of consumers is moderately high in the commercial development market, primarily due to the fact that contracts with these customers are extremely high in value, as firms tend to buy or lease a large number of units at a time. Commercial space offerings, as mentioned earlier, are also largely undifferentiated, and offered to the same customer segment. SMPH addresses this threat with its approach of building strong and healthy long-term relationships with tenants, and leveraging on its strategic location.
Weight Ranges:
0.0 = not important to 1.0 = very important
Ratings:
4 = the response is superior, 3 = the response is above average, 2 = the response is average, and 1 = the response is poor.
Analysis
The total weighted score for SM Development Corporation (SMDC) is 3.22 which is equivalent to the company’s responding in an above average way to existing opportunities and threats in the industry. Moreover, the firm’s external strategies are effectively taking advantage of existing opportunities and minimize the potential adverse effects of external threats. It is a good evaluation of the organization that needs to focus on their least average to obtain the high weights in order to become a big competitor.
The matrix shows the different types of key external factors and its total weighted score; it has been separated in two parts: Opportunities and Threats. Inside opportunities are Geographic Location, Competitors’ price, fast site Improvement, Increasing Number of Tourists, Corporate sponsorship, National trends like modern facilities, Investor high activity, offering new products, and Offering new types of services. Then the total weighted score for opportunities is 2.16
In view of the table, threats for key external factors got a weighted score of 1.06. Within the threats, the global crisis got the highest weighted score while the least one is the increasing inflation rate.
Combining opportunities and threats weighted score is equal to 3.22
Notes:
The weights and total weighted scores in both a CPM and an EFE have the same meaning.
0.0 = not important to 1.0 very important
Critical Success Factors in Competitive Profile Matrix include both internal and external issues; therefore, the ratings refer to strengths and weaknesses, where 4 =major strength, 3 = minor strength, 2 = minor weakness, and 1 = major weakness.
Results Legend:
4- Strongly competitive
3- Averagely competitive
2- Competitive
1- Incompetent
Analysis
According to Inquirer net (2020), SM Development Corporation, it is not just about being an infrastructure that serves a place for a group of residents. The organization creates a community where people can live the best for their lives. Being healthy, happy, and secured.
In the table, it shows the several important Critical Success factors that rates each major competitor and its particular strengths and weaknesses. In CPM, the total rating and total weighted scores are for the rival data firms that can be compared to the other organization. This Matrix analysis provides important internal and external strategic information that can help each company to distinguish their strengths and weaknesses.
As stated in the matrix, Ayala land is the strongest competitor with a total weighted score of 3.26. The company has clearly got a high rating of 4 in Advertisement, Customers Loyalty, Supply of land, Grand service and amenities, Market share and Organization structure. While Megaworld acquired the next place with a total weighted score of 2.73. In addition, Ayala Land and Megaworld are the big competitors in the real estate industry in the Philippines. SM Development Corporation obtained a total weighted score of 2.65. Vista land’s total weighted score is 2.61. The next is Filinvest Land got a total weighted score of 2.53. The last one among the 6 organizations is Alveo land with a total weighted score of 2.32.
Furthermore, SM Development Corporation is one of the strongest competitors in real estate in the country. It shows that they have a stable and good stand in the industry of real estate. Hence, SMDC still needs to take action in their weaknesses to improve their route for being the strongest competitor.
D. Key External Factor
Cultural Factor
Product Design & Quality
It is very important to have a face-paced that can attract the consumers to be globally competitive. It is a step to have an activity in many firms because releasing a new product and high-quality land, house, buildings, and more can contribute to improvement of sales revenue. The objective of product design and its quality is to give new experiences to the consumers.
Price Competitivenes
Competitive pricing gives a high quality for a rival organization. It basically prevents it from losing customers and its market share to the other organization. This is highly important because it is advantageous to enable the organization to respond if the rivals release new products such as modern buildings, hi-tech homes, and more. Being in competitive pricing advantages can have a quality positioning in the business.
Economic Factor
Customers’ Loyalty
Customer’s Loyalty plays a strong part in advertising and running a business. Customer’s themselves can introduce the product, services and even the whole organization when they are satisfied. Having a loyal customer, they will spend more and support your business. Moreover, they help you to keep your high profile better and grow.
Tourist Demand
It is practically a major need of an establishment or organization because it helps to boost the revenue of the company. It creates and develops infrastructures if the organization is related to tourism. Once a tourist finds your company attractive, they will be willing to try it. Tourism is a vital point to achieve a high success in a field of business and economy.
Investor Activity
It is one of the most important lines in the business along with sponsorship. Once you invest there will be a cash flow statement that can help to boost your revenue and establishment itself. Investing in a trusted organization is a good investment in terms of capital assets. It basically means that the business will even grow in the future and has a high chance to earn a good revenue.
Legal Factor
Security and Safety
It is highly important to have quality security in a company. It gives safety to everyone. It protects the property itself. Moreover, it gives more confidence for staff to work because they know that they are protected safely. It can also be related to health due to the fact that having a safe workplace and home can radiate a well-being performance and does not need to worry in anything, just enjoying services and products.
Environmental Factor
Fast Site Improvement
It is important to have a fast site to be able to access it easily. Images and video are prime when advertising. Nowadays, people are searching on the Internet to analyze where to buy. Fast site play a big role in the data, once your site is not working properly it might start to lose visitors.
Government Factor
Corporate Sponsorship
Sponsorship gives a highly competitive edge, and it can also improve the organizations position, image, and credibility. They support their partner and give a quality product that can attract consumers. Once a company has a sponsorship, it means that they are well trusted and have a chance to be well known. Sponsorship gives a particular event that can be very effective in promoting because it can be accessed and available in a wide range of consumers.
IV. Strategy Formulation
As per WorldOMeters, the Philippine population is assessed to be 107,656,644 as of March 22, 2019. Also, with a developing population, the requirements for need is developing as well.
The World Population Review stated that the largest cities in the Philippines such as Quezon City, Metro Manila, Caloocan and Davao city also have large populations. With this data, SMDC can construct or add more branches in the enormous urban communities where they can help for the accommodation of the purchasers.
Today, SMDC keeps on creating properties that objectives the necessities and components reconsidered by those forthcoming purchasers to ensure that they keep up and even increment their piece of the pie in the business. The organization exploits the blast in the economy of the country that is capable most explicitly of expanding the request of the premium center market for properties that are moderate and helpful as well as fits to their way of life of decision.
There are many responsibilities that need to be considered for a business to grow and expand. One can develop the internal capacity to drive the extension of the company, the other one is purchasing a business with a generally evolved mastery in that space of specialization and assemble it out further.
SMDC expands its services and operations through platform companies with developed expertise where they build out. The impact can make incredible worth since the tasks of a few more modest firms join to increase the value of the new firm. In any case, the accomplishment of the mix intensely relies upon the stage organization, which may bring about annihilating worth if the procedure isn't as expected executed.
SM Development Corporation is a notable organization, generally on the grounds that it has acquired the trust and certainty of the Filipinos even before the formation of SMDC as a different element from its parent organizations.
Almost every year, there are various ventures that SMDC dispatches, and not at all like different designers, SMDC doesn't frustrate and really completes on schedule. To contrast it and different organizations in the industry, SM would have a benefit over them in view of the name as well as in light of its notices. SM has notable and regarded money managers taking care of its tasks in addition to the organization has been around for quite a long time, catching the devotion of the Filipinos.
STARS - Based on the BCG matrix the condominium is in the star category because they have the highest market share among SMDC products being offered as of today. Asking several people, the first thing that will come into their mind when you hear SMDC are their prime located condominiums. Being on the high market share, the condominium remains to have a high growth rate and continue to rise their sales.
QUESTION MARKS - Under the question mark categories is the townhouse they have high market growth because they are the second option for the condominiums but on the contrary, they have a low market share because if you seek their opportunities, it is obvious that it was been given to the condominiums released by SMDC rather than townhouses. Another factor is because townhouses are not so up-to-date and convenient in today's setup.
CASH COWS - For the cash cows’ category is the house, obviously because SMDC are known for their prime location and elegant designs and trusted layout of house they have a high market share but low market growth. A primary cause of that is having too many competitors for houses in the real estate industry.
DOGS - For the dog it has a low market share and slow market growth and that is the SMDC lot as they decide to sell lot only slots in their product menu. It was stagnant in terms of sales and again this is because of the competitors in the real estate industry and in today's perspective and aspect it is really convenient and efficient for the people to find and locate for their own lot location.
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Top 3 Home Options near Metro Manila
The property sector is amongst the most resilient industries in this time of the pandemic. This is driven by the truth that buying House and Lot is the core of every Filipino family’s aspirations. Buying real estate properties is also one of the driving factors for Overseas Filipino Workers to work abroad.
House and Lot for the family is on top of the property choices, while condominium offers an opportunity for rental and property appreciation considering its location and proximity to the major establishment and commercial districts. Prior to this pandemic, the market saw a trend of overseas Filipinos investing in vertical developments as income replacement with its rental potential and property appreciation.
In the metros, while condominium has become most preferred, quarantine protocols imposed by the government last year to avert the spread of the virus opened more opportunities to residential developments outside the Metro Manila. Those confined in limited spaces during the lockdowns have learned to realize the value of space and the importance of green spaces. In an article published by Philippine Star, Mr. Nicolas Mapa of ING Bank Manila said, “The Philippines is mirroring the global exodus from major cities, with city dwellers trading their flats for the clean and green of the suburbs outside the concrete jungle”.
Considering this and the on-set of work from home set up, we saw an upward trend of interests in House and Lot for Sale and Lots for Sale in the fringes of Metro Manila locations like Antipolo, Rizal in the east, Pampanga in the North and the favorite residential hub, Cavite in the South. The wider green spaces and emerging road networks are among their considerations. Property Management Company Santos Knight Frank also reported that these areas have recorded an increase of home buyers looking for house and lot and lots only for sale in the last quarter of 2020.
Homebuyers in this area are actively looking for houses with wide extra lots. Others are looking for Lots for Sale with the chance to build homes that best fit the need of their respective families. Homebuyers with existing properties are also on the lookout for residential lots for sale as a form of land banking for re-sell purposes or as a future inheritance.
Cavite
Over the years, Cavite is always an option for people looking for affordable house and lot but still wanting to be near workplaces in Metro Manila. Property developers like Camella Homes was able to establish several major residential hubs in its forty years of existence. The major infrastructure developments like road networks are under construction to make Cavite more accessible than before. Travel time has tremendously decreased by around thirty minutes to one hour.
While nearby Cavite towns’ property prices have appreciated over the years, the town of General Trias is now home to a more affordable house and lots and lots only for sale. With impressive almost 100 hectares developments like Camella Tierra Nevada and Bella Vista, investors get to enjoy the complete and exclusive amenities of living in these subdivisions and preserved spaces.
Camella Tierra Nevada and Bella Vista are perfect choices for all those who want to stay in the city and plan to commute to work daily. Also, the community is designed to be self-contained, offering everything from commercial centers, retail stores, restaurants, convenience stores, and drugstores, supermarkets to schools and to churches nearby.
Antipolo
Owning a property house and lot investment in Antipolo feels like going on a vacation every time you wake up in the morning. You get to enjoy natural and other tourist attractions like waterfalls, various resorts, green mountain views, art museums, and a religious pilgrimage site every waking day. These and all provide homeowners that provincial feel while overlooking the busy metropolis.
The picturesque Antipolo City is only 45 minutes or an hour away from the business and commercial districts of Quezon City, Ortigas, Taguig, and Makati. It is easily accessible with the existing and planned roads and continuously available transportation. Top educational institutions like UP, Ateneo, Assumption Antipolo, and Miriam College are just nearby. Popular malls such as Robinson’s Metro East, Sta. Lucia Mall and SM Masinag are just short rides away.
Owning your own House and Lot in Antipolo provides you access to both work, business, and nature while owning a Lot Only property gives you the advantage of property appreciation. Developed by Crown Asia, Maia Alta is a master-planned Italian-inspired subdivision with available House and Lot for Sale and Lots Only. This development is more than just spirited living; it also provides homeowners a sense of security and privacy.
Pampanga
This town in the north in Metro Manila has become closer to Metro Manila with just an hour travel time from Quezon City. With the opening of the interlink bridge between the north and south Luzon expressway, people get to reach north Luzon much quicker by avoiding the normal traffic of Metro Manila’s major thoroughfare, EDSA.
Living in subdivisions like Camella Sorrento in Mexico City Pampanga, which sits just beside the North Luzon Express Way, makes work and the city lifestyle of Metro Manila no longer a three-hour arduous drive. This Italian-inspired exclusive house and lot development is located just three minutes away from the North Luzon Express Way. Thus, making Pampanga’s commercial and family-friendly tourism sites accessible. It also sits beside the upcoming commercial development that will house the biggest wholesale one-stop hub for housing and commercial supplies in South East Asia.
Known as the culinary capital of the Philippines, the foods that Kapampangan offers will always delight its homeowners. These and the natural attraction that it offers makes Pampanga attractive to families looking for their own open and green living space.
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AllProperties offers options for future homebuyers in these areas with property listings ranging from ready homes and lots only for sale in Pampanga, Antipolo, and towns of Cavite like Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas, and General Trias. These subdivisions are also fully developed which provides them an option for easy and convenient move-in.
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Manila, 7 May 2019 – Thanks to a booming economy, the real estate sector of several progressive cities outside of the metro are on a roll, growing remarkably well over the last few years and expected to continue soaring to new heights in the next decade or so.
More and more property developers are answering the growing demand for residential and commercial properties in Cebu, Cavite, Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, and Pampanga as their property landscapes evolve and are expected to be at the forefront of a property development boom in the country.
Mr. Charles Ong, Chief Operating Officer of Innoland Development Corporation
A pronounced surge in demand and supply
The growing interest from local and foreign investors, as bolstered by the national government’s robust infrastructure projects in these provincial cities, attracted a surge in interest among property buyers from here and abroad.
From 2017 to 2018, Pampanga registered a whopping 873-percent increase in leads on the Lamudi platform. During the same time frame, Cavite witnessed a 298-percent increase in leads, Davao raked in 69 percent, while Cebu and Iloilo also increased by 274 and 214 percent, respectively. Page views among properties in Bacolod likewise spiked by 38 percent.
These numbers go to show that these cities are currently enjoying a shining moment in their real estate sector. In conjunction with this impressive upward trend in demand, the property supply in these cities followed suit.
Based on Lamudi listings from 2017 to 2018, Davao enjoyed a 102-percent increase in listings while Pampanga saw a 202-percent spike. Likewise, Cavite’s listings spiked by 188 percent. Cebu-based listings increased by 27 percent while Iloilo grew by 29 percent. Bacolod, however, had more property searches than the available supply during the time period, where apartment and land searches were seven (7) percent and 12 percent higher than the supply, respectively. This could mean that there is a well of opportunity for property developers in the city to answer to the growing demand that is yet to be addressed.
Average prices and a notable increase in page visits
Page visits, which likewise signify interest among property buyers, in these provincial cities also increased. From 2017 to 2018, Pampanga, Cebu, and Bacolod grew by 65 percent, 23 percent, and 38 percent respectively.
Iloilo, on the other hand, rose by 22 percent from the first quarter of 2018 to the first quarter of 2019.
Davao, despite being one of the country’s most competitive cities and investment hubs, remains affordable for prospective investors and home seekers. The average price of a condo property in the city is Php4,622,195, where the average price per square meter is tagged at Php 100,377.
Meanwhile, Cavite’s residential sector also maintains its relative affordability, with an average price of Php 6,372,632 for houses. The average price per square meter is Php 50,576.
Bhavna Suresh, CEO of Lamudi, moderated the media roundtable discussion. The panelists of the media roundtable were Joey Bondoc, Senior Research Manager of Colliers International Philippines; Charles Ong, Chief Operating Officer of Innoland Development Corporation; Fernando Camus, Senior Consultant of Berthaphil, Inc.; Emmanuel Rapadas, Chief Financial Officer of Torre Lorenzo Development Corporation; and Richard Tay, Business Unit Head of the Commercial Business Group of Property Company of Friends, Inc.
Most Searched Areas
The most searched for areas in Davao that property seekers searched for are Buhangin and Sasa. These were followed by Barangay 19-B, Ma-A, Talomo, Barangay 20-B, Bucana, Barangay 34-D, Matina Crossing, and Matina Aplaya.
In Cebu, the most searched for properties were those in Cebu City, followed by those in Lapu-Lapu, Mandaue, Talisay, Consolacion, Minglanilla, and Liloan.
Bacoor, Dasmariñas, Tagaytay, General Trias, and Imus were the most searched cities in Cavite.
On the other hand, the towns of Pavia, Jaro, Oton, Guimbal, and Mandurriao generated the most interest in Iloilo.
In Pampanga, Angeles, San Fernando, Mabalacat, Arayat, Mexico, Bacolor, and Magalang.
For Bacolod, the towns of Alijis, Estefania, Mansilingan, and Tangub drew in the most interest.
House and lots dominate property types
Majority of these property seekers are interested in house and lots, although there’s also a growing interest for residential condo units. The majority also prefer to buy these types of properties compared to those who want to rent them. In Iloilo, for instance, the page views for houses were close to 62 percent among property seekers, about 52 percent when it comes to sessions, and 59 percent for leads generated, based on Lamudi’s data. The same is true for Cavite, where about 64 percent of the leads came from house searches.
The preference for house and lots, as well as lands, in these provincial cities, show that the prices of these property types in Cavite, Pampanga, Cebu, Bohol, Davao, and Iloilo are still relatively more affordable compared to those in Metro Manila. Many of those who were also searching for properties in most of these progressive provincial cities are from Metro Manila, according to Lamudi data. In Pampanga, for instance, although the number one city that searched for a property there came from Angeles City, the next three came from Quezon City, Makati, and Manila, data from the property portal shows. Pampanga’s proximity to Metro Manila has attracted quite a number of property seekers from Quezon City, Makati, and Manila who are planning to relocate in the province, live a more relaxed lifestyle and escape from the urban chaos of the metropolis while also pursuing great careers with the growing number of companies opening their offices there.
With the property sector of these thriving provincial cities on the upswing, expect their economic landscape to evolve and benefit nearby towns and municipalities as well.
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The Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival Goes Greater Heights
Just the mere mention of the Hot Air Balloon Festival at Clark Global City brings to mind the eye-popping visual of a larger-than-life gathering of hot air balloons in all shapes and sizes from all over the world.
The sky is dotted with giant animals, happy faces, and other improbable flying objects alongside the classic striped hot air balloons. That moment when they all rise up to the sky in the sunrise is one of the most IG-worthy moments we’ll see all year.
This year’s Frontrow International Hot Air Balloon Festival on April 12 to14 promises to be even bigger, bolder, busier, and better. The event boasts of a bigger and more accessible venue at Clark Global City—a thriving hub of industry and commerce that you can literally get to by air, land, and sea.
This event brings people from all walks of life together. Around 50,000 to 70,000 people are expected to come that weekend, from families with young children, teens, students, tourists, to various groups such as motoring clubs, foodies and travel enthusiasts, even real estate groups, and government officials.
A jam-packed weekend
The 2019 Frontrow International Hot Air Balloon Festival set on April 12 to14, within the Clark Global City grounds, promises to be bigger, bolder, busier, and better. Present at the press launch of the are Frontrow International Hot Air Balloon Festival are (L-R) Serafin Tolentino, Safety Officer; Noel Castro, Consultant; Wilfredo Placino, Vice Chairman and President of Global Gateway Development Corp.; Bernie Bituin, Launch Master; and Joel Santos, Balloon Crew Chief.
There will be balloon rides, of course, but the festival also has activities on the ground while people wait for their turn on a balloon, and for those who prefer to stay earthbound. There are over a hundred of food and shopping choices. There are fun activities for kids and families such as inflatable attractions and slides, shows for kids with their favorite cartoon characters. The country’s hottest music acts, along with the best of Pampanga’s bands will take the stage every night over the weekend with the country’s hottest acts—Slapshock on Friday, Kamikazee on Saturday and Ely Buendia, Hale, and Unique Salonga on Sunday.
Car and motorsport enthusiasts will gather together for several major events that include the National Drift Championship, Slalom Racing, Philippine Auto Cross Championship Series, Philippine Rally Cross Series and Motorcycle Stunt Show.
We’ll also be witnessing groups dancing and grooving to the beat this summer as 20 dance groups from different cities compete on April 13, 2019.
The Frontrow International Hot Air Balloon Festival will be a feast for all the senses and a weekend that you wouldn’t want to miss.
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Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the Philippine economy expanded by about 6.2 per cent in 2018. It was lower than the average annual growth rate of 6.6 percent from 2012 to 2017 but still places the country as among the fastest-growing economies in Emerging Asia. During Q4 2018, industry had the fastest growth, with 6.9 percent, followed by services (6.3 percent) and agriculture (1.7 percent).
The total number of foreign tourist arrivals rose by 7.7 percent to 7.1 million people in 2018 from a year earlier, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). South Korea remained the country’s top tourism market with 22.3 percent share, followed by China (17.6 percent), the US (14.5 percent), Japan (8.9 percent) and Australia (3.9 percent).
The economy is expected to grow at a faster pace of 6.7 percent this year, amidst improving macroeconomic conditions and slowing inflation, according to ADB President Takehiko Nakao.
The Philippine economy grew by an average of 6.3 percent annually from 2010 to 2016 with the previous administration’s socioeconomic reform including anti-corruption campaign which wowed foreign investors and caused consumer confidence to surge. The Philippines’ investment ratings were upgraded to investment grade by Moody, Standard & Poors’, and Fitch Ratings. The Philippines’ competitiveness improved sharply, with a Global Competitiveness Index rank of 47th out of 140 economies in 2015-16, up from 52 in 2014, 59 in 2013, and 65 in 2012.
Today, favorable opportunities and a strong appetite for residential, office and commercial spaces continue to fuel optimism in the Philippine real estate sector.
“In the current economic climate, the opportunity is for developers to expand their office, residential and hospitality footprints outside Manila. Developers should seize this opportunity to build more offices in key hubs outside Manila, and acquire land parcels near soon-to-be expanded regional airports. Hoteliers should continue facilitating intra-Asian demand, by implementing mobile payment platforms popular with Chinese and Korean tourists,” Colliers International Philippines said in its published report in August 2019.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s ambitious US$180-billion “Build, Build, Build” program also makes a difference in the overall outlook both from local and foreign investors. BBB is designed to modernize the country’s infrastructure by rolling out 75 flagship projects, including 6 airports, 9 railways, 3 bus rapid transits, 32 roads and bridges, 4 seaports, 4 energy facilities, 10 water resource projects and irrigation systems, and 5 flood control facilities, among others.
Nine of these projects are currently under construction, including the Clark Airport expansion; the first phase of the Metro Manila subway; the North-South railway projects; the 130-km first phase of the Mindanao railway; the Kaliwa water supply project; and the Cavite flood control project, among others.
Some 28 projects are projected to be completed before the end of Duterte’s term in 2022. These projects are expected to sustain strong economic growth, raising annual infrastructure spending by about 3 to 7 percent of GDP until 2022.
“We will make the next few years the golden age of infrastructure in the Philippines to enhance our mobility and connectivity, and thereby spur development growth. In other words, we are going to build, build and build,” the president said.
The Rise of Emerging Cities
A lot of urban planners and developers have taken time to develop other cities and municipalities outside the metropolis to decentralize the political decisions, decongest the cities and democratize the resources giving way to the development of emerging cities. For highly respected urban planner and architect Felino Palafox Jr, principal of Palafox Associates, the emerging cities are Puerto Princesa, Zamboanga, Clark, San Fernando (Pampanga), Laoag, Vigan, Legazpi, Balanga, Batangas, Lucena, and Iloilo owing to their adequate infrastructure such as international airports and seaports that could develop bigger opportunities for trade and tourism to generate employment, a healthy workforce, and efficient land use.
Davao and Cebu, of course, are way ahead of the group and should promote better mobility by creating walkable and bikable streets complemented by robust mass transport systems.
Then there is Clark Global City housing the new Clark International Airport with expected almost 8,000 average daily passenger volume from over 200 international and 400 domestic flights. The new city is also home to several Grade A office towers, international hotel chains and upscale residential condominium projects of DataLand, Century Properties, and Udenna’s PH Resorts. This is not to mention the in-progress completion of the West Aeropark with five office towers, two of which is fully occupied by BPO companies while the rest are pre-leased by a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) company.
Emerging city by the bay
Currently building by the bay is D.M. Wenceslao and Associates Incorporated, the master developer of Aseana City, one of the largest undeveloped landbanks in Metro Manila, bordering Mall of Asia, PAGCOR Entertainment City along the shores Manila Bay fronting Parañaque City.
“Basically, we are developing that whole area as a new city, to be a next-generation development,” the developer said.
Located along Roxas Boulevard, the project offers a spectacular view of the world-famous Manila Bay’s beautiful sunset.
Nearby is Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building to be completed by 2020. A project of GOLDEN BAY Fresh Landholdings, Inc., Aspire is touted as the “first and only property in the Macapagal Bay Area to sell office spaces. The 10-storey Aspire Corporate Plaza is aimed primarily at small and medium-sized enterprises. With an approximate total area of two hundred four (204) hectares, Aseana City offers a closer view to history as it’s in the vicinity of the walled city of Intramuros and country’s bastion of business achievement – Binondo, Makati and Ortigas.
Making PHL cities liveable
In the Philippines, investment opportunities for livable cities could give a prize of at least $82 billion and 4.4 million jobs by 2030,” Systemiq senior advisor Gail Klintworth said during the “Sustainable Cities Summit: Building Liveable Cities” held in October 17 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza.
Klintworth encouraged private sectors to follow United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the “blueprint” to achieve a better and more sustainable cities and future for all by 2030.
City mayors and private sector representatives took part in the Summit to discuss how to improve the state of local cities and make them more liveable. Mayors of the 145 cities in the Philippines together with private sector professionals and practitioners discussed major issues in developing liveable cities – basic services, mobility, resilience, and GovTech.
Aside from Klintworth, local and international experts were invited to share ideas and best practice around these key challenges and share how current digital trends and emerging technologies can bring about innovation in cities and communities.
Launched at the Summit is the Dashboard and Liveable Cities Challenge. The Dashboard is a visual database of key indicators of all the cities in the Philippines, which will be useful for local chief executives, investors, and residents in assessing the competitiveness and liveability of cities. Meanwhile, the Challenge is a 90-day design competition where cities will have the opportunity to meet mentors and compete to pitch their design solutions to a panel of experts in early 2020.
“Cities are the centers of economic growth and innovation, but the rate of urbanization and internal migration has created new challenges involving disaster resilience, mobility, and the delivery of basic services,” said Liveable Cities Challenge Chairman Guillermo M. Luz. “The Liveable Cities Challenge can help local officials develop comprehensive, replicable, and implementable solutions to improve the liveability of our metropolises, while strengthening local communities in the process.”
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Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the Philippine economy expanded by about 6.2 per cent in 2018. It was lower than the average annual growth rate of 6.6 percent from 2012 to 2017 but still places the country as among the fastest-growing economies in Emerging Asia. During Q4 2018, industry had the fastest growth, with 6.9 percent, followed by services (6.3 percent) and agriculture (1.7 percent).
The total number of foreign tourist arrivals rose by 7.7 percent to 7.1 million people in 2018 from a year earlier, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). South Korea remained the country’s top tourism market with 22.3 percent share, followed by China (17.6 percent), the US (14.5 percent), Japan (8.9 percent) and Australia (3.9 percent).
The economy is expected to grow at a faster pace of 6.7 percent this year, amidst improving macroeconomic conditions and slowing inflation, according to ADB President Takehiko Nakao.
The Philippine economy grew by an average of 6.3 percent annually from 2010 to 2016 with the previous administration’s socioeconomic reform including anti-corruption campaign which wowed foreign investors and caused consumer confidence to surge. The Philippines’ investment ratings were upgraded to investment grade by Moody, Standard & Poors’, and Fitch Ratings. The Philippines’ competitiveness improved sharply, with a Global Competitiveness Index rank of 47th out of 140 economies in 2015-16, up from 52 in 2014, 59 in 2013, and 65 in 2012.
Today, favorable opportunities and a strong appetite for residential, office and commercial spaces continue to fuel optimism in the Philippine real estate sector.
“In the current economic climate, the opportunity is for developers to expand their office, residential and hospitality footprints outside Manila. Developers should seize this opportunity to build more offices in key hubs outside Manila, and acquire land parcels near soon-to-be expanded regional airports. Hoteliers should continue facilitating intra-Asian demand, by implementing mobile payment platforms popular with Chinese and Korean tourists,” Colliers International Philippines said in its published report in August 2019.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s ambitious US$180-billion “Build, Build, Build” program also makes a difference in the overall outlook both from local and foreign investors. BBB is designed to modernize the country’s infrastructure by rolling out 75 flagship projects, including 6 airports, 9 railways, 3 bus rapid transits, 32 roads and bridges, 4 seaports, 4 energy facilities, 10 water resource projects and irrigation systems, and 5 flood control facilities, among others.
Nine of these projects are currently under construction, including the Clark Airport expansion; the first phase of the Metro Manila subway; the North-South railway projects; the 130-km first phase of the Mindanao railway; the Kaliwa water supply project; and the Cavite flood control project, among others.
Some 28 projects are projected to be completed before the end of Duterte’s term in 2022. These projects are expected to sustain strong economic growth, raising annual infrastructure spending by about 3 to 7 percent of GDP until 2022.
“We will make the next few years the golden age of infrastructure in the Philippines to enhance our mobility and connectivity, and thereby spur development growth. In other words, we are going to build, build and build,” the president said.
The Rise of Emerging Cities
A lot of urban planners and developers have taken time to develop other cities and municipalities outside the metropolis to decentralize the political decisions, decongest the cities and democratize the resources giving way to the development of emerging cities. For highly respected urban planner and architect Felino Palafox Jr, principal of Palafox Associates, the emerging cities are Puerto Princesa, Zamboanga, Clark, San Fernando (Pampanga), Laoag, Vigan, Legazpi, Balanga, Batangas, Lucena, and Iloilo owing to their adequate infrastructure such as international airports and seaports that could develop bigger opportunities for trade and tourism to generate employment, a healthy workforce, and efficient land use.
Davao and Cebu, of course, are way ahead of the group and should promote better mobility by creating walkable and bikable streets complemented by robust mass transport systems.
Then there is Clark Global City housing the new Clark International Airport with expected almost 8,000 average daily passenger volume from over 200 international and 400 domestic flights. The new city is also home to several Grade A office towers, international hotel chains and upscale residential condominium projects of DataLand, Century Properties, and Udenna’s PH Resorts. This is not to mention the in-progress completion of the West Aeropark with five office towers, two of which is fully occupied by BPO companies while the rest are pre-leased by a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) company.
Emerging city by the bay
Currently building by the bay is D.M. Wenceslao and Associates Incorporated, the master developer of Aseana City, one of the largest undeveloped landbanks in Metro Manila, bordering Mall of Asia, PAGCOR Entertainment City along the shores Manila Bay fronting Parañaque City.
“Basically, we are developing that whole area as a new city, to be a next-generation development,” the developer said.
Located along Roxas Boulevard, the project offers a spectacular view of the world-famous Manila Bay’s beautiful sunset.
Nearby is Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building to be completed by 2020. A project of GOLDEN BAY Fresh Landholdings, Inc., Aspire is touted as the “first and only property in the Macapagal Bay Area to sell office spaces. The 10-storey Aspire Corporate Plaza is aimed primarily at small and medium-sized enterprises. With an approximate total area of two hundred four (204) hectares, Aseana City offers a closer view to history as it’s in the vicinity of the walled city of Intramuros and country’s bastion of business achievement – Binondo, Makati and Ortigas.
Making PHL cities liveable
In the Philippines, investment opportunities for livable cities could give a prize of at least $82 billion and 4.4 million jobs by 2030,” Systemiq senior advisor Gail Klintworth said during the “Sustainable Cities Summit: Building Liveable Cities” held in October 17 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza.
Klintworth encouraged private sectors to follow United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the “blueprint” to achieve a better and more sustainable cities and future for all by 2030.
City mayors and private sector representatives took part in the Summit to discuss how to improve the state of local cities and make them more liveable. Mayors of the 145 cities in the Philippines together with private sector professionals and practitioners discussed major issues in developing liveable cities – basic services, mobility, resilience, and GovTech.
Aside from Klintworth, local and international experts were invited to share ideas and best practice around these key challenges and share how current digital trends and emerging technologies can bring about innovation in cities and communities.
Launched at the Summit is the Dashboard and Liveable Cities Challenge. The Dashboard is a visual database of key indicators of all the cities in the Philippines, which will be useful for local chief executives, investors, and residents in assessing the competitiveness and liveability of cities. Meanwhile, the Challenge is a 90-day design competition where cities will have the opportunity to meet mentors and compete to pitch their design solutions to a panel of experts in early 2020.
“Cities are the centers of economic growth and innovation, but the rate of urbanization and internal migration has created new challenges involving disaster resilience, mobility, and the delivery of basic services,” said Liveable Cities Challenge Chairman Guillermo M. Luz. “The Liveable Cities Challenge can help local officials develop comprehensive, replicable, and implementable solutions to improve the liveability of our metropolises, while strengthening local communities in the process.”
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Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the Philippine economy expanded by about 6.2 per cent in 2018. It was lower than the average annual growth rate of 6.6 percent from 2012 to 2017 but still places the country as among the fastest-growing economies in Emerging Asia. During Q4 2018, industry had the fastest growth, with 6.9 percent, followed by services (6.3 percent) and agriculture (1.7 percent).
The total number of foreign tourist arrivals rose by 7.7 percent to 7.1 million people in 2018 from a year earlier, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). South Korea remained the country’s top tourism market with 22.3 percent share, followed by China (17.6 percent), the US (14.5 percent), Japan (8.9 percent) and Australia (3.9 percent).
The economy is expected to grow at a faster pace of 6.7 percent this year, amidst improving macroeconomic conditions and slowing inflation, according to ADB President Takehiko Nakao.
The Philippine economy grew by an average of 6.3 percent annually from 2010 to 2016 with the previous administration’s socioeconomic reform including anti-corruption campaign which wowed foreign investors and caused consumer confidence to surge. The Philippines’ investment ratings were upgraded to investment grade by Moody, Standard & Poors’, and Fitch Ratings. The Philippines’ competitiveness improved sharply, with a Global Competitiveness Index rank of 47th out of 140 economies in 2015-16, up from 52 in 2014, 59 in 2013, and 65 in 2012.
Today, favorable opportunities and a strong appetite for residential, office and commercial spaces continue to fuel optimism in the Philippine real estate sector.
“In the current economic climate, the opportunity is for developers to expand their office, residential and hospitality footprints outside Manila. Developers should seize this opportunity to build more offices in key hubs outside Manila, and acquire land parcels near soon-to-be expanded regional airports. Hoteliers should continue facilitating intra-Asian demand, by implementing mobile payment platforms popular with Chinese and Korean tourists,” Colliers International Philippines said in its published report in August 2019.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s ambitious US$180-billion “Build, Build, Build” program also makes a difference in the overall outlook both from local and foreign investors. BBB is designed to modernize the country’s infrastructure by rolling out 75 flagship projects, including 6 airports, 9 railways, 3 bus rapid transits, 32 roads and bridges, 4 seaports, 4 energy facilities, 10 water resource projects and irrigation systems, and 5 flood control facilities, among others.
Nine of these projects are currently under construction, including the Clark Airport expansion; the first phase of the Metro Manila subway; the North-South railway projects; the 130-km first phase of the Mindanao railway; the Kaliwa water supply project; and the Cavite flood control project, among others.
Some 28 projects are projected to be completed before the end of Duterte’s term in 2022. These projects are expected to sustain strong economic growth, raising annual infrastructure spending by about 3 to 7 percent of GDP until 2022.
“We will make the next few years the golden age of infrastructure in the Philippines to enhance our mobility and connectivity, and thereby spur development growth. In other words, we are going to build, build and build,” the president said.
The Rise of Emerging Cities
A lot of urban planners and developers have taken time to develop other cities and municipalities outside the metropolis to decentralize the political decisions, decongest the cities and democratize the resources giving way to the development of emerging cities. For highly respected urban planner and architect Felino Palafox Jr, principal of Palafox Associates, the emerging cities are Puerto Princesa, Zamboanga, Clark, San Fernando (Pampanga), Laoag, Vigan, Legazpi, Balanga, Batangas, Lucena, and Iloilo owing to their adequate infrastructure such as international airports and seaports that could develop bigger opportunities for trade and tourism to generate employment, a healthy workforce, and efficient land use.
Davao and Cebu, of course, are way ahead of the group and should promote better mobility by creating walkable and bikable streets complemented by robust mass transport systems.
Then there is Clark Global City housing the new Clark International Airport with expected almost 8,000 average daily passenger volume from over 200 international and 400 domestic flights. The new city is also home to several Grade A office towers, international hotel chains and upscale residential condominium projects of DataLand, Century Properties, and Udenna’s PH Resorts. This is not to mention the in-progress completion of the West Aeropark with five office towers, two of which is fully occupied by BPO companies while the rest are pre-leased by a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) company.
Emerging city by the bay
Currently building by the bay is D.M. Wenceslao and Associates Incorporated, the master developer of Aseana City, one of the largest undeveloped landbanks in Metro Manila, bordering Mall of Asia, PAGCOR Entertainment City along the shores Manila Bay fronting Parañaque City.
“Basically, we are developing that whole area as a new city, to be a next-generation development,” the developer said.
Located along Roxas Boulevard, the project offers a spectacular view of the world-famous Manila Bay’s beautiful sunset.
Nearby is Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building to be completed by 2020. A project of GOLDEN BAY Fresh Landholdings, Inc., Aspire is touted as the “first and only property in the Macapagal Bay Area to sell office spaces. The 10-storey Aspire Corporate Plaza is aimed primarily at small and medium-sized enterprises. With an approximate total area of two hundred four (204) hectares, Aseana City offers a closer view to history as it’s in the vicinity of the walled city of Intramuros and country’s bastion of business achievement – Binondo, Makati and Ortigas.
Making PHL cities liveable
In the Philippines, investment opportunities for livable cities could give a prize of at least $82 billion and 4.4 million jobs by 2030,” Systemiq senior advisor Gail Klintworth said during the “Sustainable Cities Summit: Building Liveable Cities” held in October 17 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza.
Klintworth encouraged private sectors to follow United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the “blueprint” to achieve a better and more sustainable cities and future for all by 2030.
City mayors and private sector representatives took part in the Summit to discuss how to improve the state of local cities and make them more liveable. Mayors of the 145 cities in the Philippines together with private sector professionals and practitioners discussed major issues in developing liveable cities – basic services, mobility, resilience, and GovTech.
Aside from Klintworth, local and international experts were invited to share ideas and best practice around these key challenges and share how current digital trends and emerging technologies can bring about innovation in cities and communities.
Launched at the Summit is the Dashboard and Liveable Cities Challenge. The Dashboard is a visual database of key indicators of all the cities in the Philippines, which will be useful for local chief executives, investors, and residents in assessing the competitiveness and liveability of cities. Meanwhile, the Challenge is a 90-day design competition where cities will have the opportunity to meet mentors and compete to pitch their design solutions to a panel of experts in early 2020.
“Cities are the centers of economic growth and innovation, but the rate of urbanization and internal migration has created new challenges involving disaster resilience, mobility, and the delivery of basic services,” said Liveable Cities Challenge Chairman Guillermo M. Luz. “The Liveable Cities Challenge can help local officials develop comprehensive, replicable, and implementable solutions to improve the liveability of our metropolises, while strengthening local communities in the process.”
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Real Estate Soars High with Philippines’ "Uninterrupted Economic Growth"
According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the Philippine economy expanded by about 6.2 per cent in 2018. It was lower than the average annual growth rate of 6.6 percent from 2012 to 2017 but still places the country as among the fastest-growing economies in Emerging Asia. During Q4 2018, industry had the fastest growth, with 6.9 percent, followed by services (6.3 percent) and agriculture (1.7 percent).
The total number of foreign tourist arrivals rose by 7.7 percent to 7.1 million people in 2018 from a year earlier, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). South Korea remained the country’s top tourism market with 22.3 percent share, followed by China (17.6 percent), the US (14.5 percent), Japan (8.9 percent) and Australia (3.9 percent).
The economy is expected to grow at a faster pace of 6.7 percent this year, amidst improving macroeconomic conditions and slowing inflation, according to ADB President Takehiko Nakao.
The Philippine economy grew by an average of 6.3 percent annually from 2010 to 2016 with the previous administration’s socioeconomic reform including anti-corruption campaign which wowed foreign investors and caused consumer confidence to surge. The Philippines’ investment ratings were upgraded to investment grade by Moody, Standard & Poors’, and Fitch Ratings. The Philippines’ competitiveness improved sharply, with a Global Competitiveness Index rank of 47th out of 140 economies in 2015-16, up from 52 in 2014, 59 in 2013, and 65 in 2012.
Today, favorable opportunities and a strong appetite for residential, office and commercial spaces continue to fuel optimism in the Philippine real estate sector.
“In the current economic climate, the opportunity is for developers to expand their office, residential and hospitality footprints outside Manila. Developers should seize this opportunity to build more offices in key hubs outside Manila, and acquire land parcels near soon-to-be expanded regional airports. Hoteliers should continue facilitating intra-Asian demand, by implementing mobile payment platforms popular with Chinese and Korean tourists,” Colliers International Philippines said in its published report in August 2019.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s ambitious US$180-billion “Build, Build, Build” program also makes a difference in the overall outlook both from local and foreign investors. BBB is designed to modernize the country’s infrastructure by rolling out 75 flagship projects, including 6 airports, 9 railways, 3 bus rapid transits, 32 roads and bridges, 4 seaports, 4 energy facilities, 10 water resource projects and irrigation systems, and 5 flood control facilities, among others.
Nine of these projects are currently under construction, including the Clark Airport expansion; the first phase of the Metro Manila subway; the North-South railway projects; the 130-km first phase of the Mindanao railway; the Kaliwa water supply project; and the Cavite flood control project, among others.
Some 28 projects are projected to be completed before the end of Duterte’s term in 2022. These projects are expected to sustain strong economic growth, raising annual infrastructure spending by about 3 to 7 percent of GDP until 2022.
“We will make the next few years the golden age of infrastructure in the Philippines to enhance our mobility and connectivity, and thereby spur development growth. In other words, we are going to build, build and build,” the president said.
The Rise of Emerging Cities
A lot of urban planners and developers have taken time to develop other cities and municipalities outside the metropolis to decentralize the political decisions, decongest the cities and democratize the resources giving way to the development of emerging cities. For highly respected urban planner and architect Felino Palafox Jr, principal of Palafox Associates, the emerging cities are Puerto Princesa, Zamboanga, Clark, San Fernando (Pampanga), Laoag, Vigan, Legazpi, Balanga, Batangas, Lucena, and Iloilo owing to their adequate infrastructure such as international airports and seaports that could develop bigger opportunities for trade and tourism to generate employment, a healthy workforce, and efficient land use.
Davao and Cebu, of course, are way ahead of the group and should promote better mobility by creating walkable and bikable streets complemented by robust mass transport systems.
Then there is Clark Global City housing the new Clark International Airport with expected almost 8,000 average daily passenger volume from over 200 international and 400 domestic flights. The new city is also home to several Grade A office towers, international hotel chains and upscale residential condominium projects of DataLand, Century Properties, and Udenna’s PH Resorts. This is not to mention the in-progress completion of the West Aeropark with five office towers, two of which is fully occupied by BPO companies while the rest are pre-leased by a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) company.
Emerging city by the bay
Currently building by the bay is D.M. Wenceslao and Associates Incorporated, the master developer of Aseana City, one of the largest undeveloped landbanks in Metro Manila, bordering Mall of Asia, PAGCOR Entertainment City along the shores Manila Bay fronting Parañaque City.
“Basically, we are developing that whole area as a new city, to be a next-generation development,” the developer said.
Located along Roxas Boulevard, the project offers a spectacular view of the world-famous Manila Bay’s beautiful sunset.
Nearby is Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building to be completed by 2020. A project of GOLDEN BAY Fresh Landholdings, Inc., Aspire is touted as the “first and only property in the Macapagal Bay Area to sell office spaces. The 10-storey Aspire Corporate Plaza is aimed primarily at small and medium-sized enterprises. With an approximate total area of two hundred four (204) hectares, Aseana City offers a closer view to history as it’s in the vicinity of the walled city of Intramuros and country’s bastion of business achievement – Binondo, Makati and Ortigas.
Making PHL cities liveable
In the Philippines, investment opportunities for livable cities could give a prize of at least $82 billion and 4.4 million jobs by 2030,” Systemiq senior advisor Gail Klintworth said during the “Sustainable Cities Summit: Building Liveable Cities” held in October 17 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza.
Klintworth encouraged private sectors to follow United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the “blueprint” to achieve a better and more sustainable cities and future for all by 2030.
City mayors and private sector representatives took part in the Summit to discuss how to improve the state of local cities and make them more liveable. Mayors of the 145 cities in the Philippines together with private sector professionals and practitioners discussed major issues in developing liveable cities – basic services, mobility, resilience, and GovTech.
Aside from Klintworth, local and international experts were invited to share ideas and best practice around these key challenges and share how current digital trends and emerging technologies can bring about innovation in cities and communities.
Launched at the Summit is the Dashboard and Liveable Cities Challenge. The Dashboard is a visual database of key indicators of all the cities in the Philippines, which will be useful for local chief executives, investors, and residents in assessing the competitiveness and liveability of cities. Meanwhile, the Challenge is a 90-day design competition where cities will have the opportunity to meet mentors and compete to pitch their design solutions to a panel of experts in early 2020.
“Cities are the centers of economic growth and innovation, but the rate of urbanization and internal migration has created new challenges involving disaster resilience, mobility, and the delivery of basic services,” said Liveable Cities Challenge Chairman Guillermo M. Luz. “The Liveable Cities Challenge can help local officials develop comprehensive, replicable, and implementable solutions to improve the liveability of our metropolises, while strengthening local communities in the process.”
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Manila, 7 May 2019 – Thanks to a booming economy, the real estate sector of several progressive cities outside of the metro are on a roll, growing remarkably well over the last few years and expected to continue soaring to new heights in the next decade or so.
More and more property developers are answering the growing demand for residential and commercial properties in Cebu, Cavite, Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, and Pampanga as their property landscapes evolve and are expected to be at the forefront of a property development boom in the country.
Mr. Charles Ong, Chief Operating Officer of Innoland Development Corporation
A pronounced surge in demand and supply
The growing interest from local and foreign investors, as bolstered by the national government’s robust infrastructure projects in these provincial cities, attracted a surge in interest among property buyers from here and abroad.
From 2017 to 2018, Pampanga registered a whopping 873-percent increase in leads on the Lamudi platform. During the same time frame, Cavite witnessed a 298-percent increase in leads, Davao raked in 69 percent, while Cebu and Iloilo also increased by 274 and 214 percent, respectively. Page views among properties in Bacolod likewise spiked by 38 percent.
These numbers go to show that these cities are currently enjoying a shining moment in their real estate sector. In conjunction with this impressive upward trend in demand, the property supply in these cities followed suit.
Based on Lamudi listings from 2017 to 2018, Davao enjoyed a 102-percent increase in listings while Pampanga saw a 202-percent spike. Likewise, Cavite’s listings spiked by 188 percent. Cebu-based listings increased by 27 percent while Iloilo grew by 29 percent. Bacolod, however, had more property searches than the available supply during the time period, where apartment and land searches were seven (7) percent and 12 percent higher than the supply, respectively. This could mean that there is a well of opportunity for property developers in the city to answer to the growing demand that is yet to be addressed.
Average prices and a notable increase in page visits
Page visits, which likewise signify interest among property buyers, in these provincial cities also increased. From 2017 to 2018, Pampanga, Cebu, and Bacolod grew by 65 percent, 23 percent, and 38 percent respectively.
Iloilo, on the other hand, rose by 22 percent from the first quarter of 2018 to the first quarter of 2019.
Davao, despite being one of the country’s most competitive cities and investment hubs, remains affordable for prospective investors and home seekers. The average price of a condo property in the city is Php4,622,195, where the average price per square meter is tagged at Php 100,377.
Meanwhile, Cavite’s residential sector also maintains its relative affordability, with an average price of Php 6,372,632 for houses. The average price per square meter is Php 50,576.
Bhavna Suresh, CEO of Lamudi, moderated the media roundtable discussion. The panelists of the media roundtable were Joey Bondoc, Senior Research Manager of Colliers International Philippines; Charles Ong, Chief Operating Officer of Innoland Development Corporation; Fernando Camus, Senior Consultant of Berthaphil, Inc.; Emmanuel Rapadas, Chief Financial Officer of Torre Lorenzo Development Corporation; and Richard Tay, Business Unit Head of the Commercial Business Group of Property Company of Friends, Inc.
Most Searched Areas
The most searched for areas in Davao that property seekers searched for are Buhangin and Sasa. These were followed by Barangay 19-B, Ma-A, Talomo, Barangay 20-B, Bucana, Barangay 34-D, Matina Crossing, and Matina Aplaya.
In Cebu, the most searched for properties were those in Cebu City, followed by those in Lapu-Lapu, Mandaue, Talisay, Consolacion, Minglanilla, and Liloan.
Bacoor, Dasmariñas, Tagaytay, General Trias, and Imus were the most searched cities in Cavite.
On the other hand, the towns of Pavia, Jaro, Oton, Guimbal, and Mandurriao generated the most interest in Iloilo.
In Pampanga, Angeles, San Fernando, Mabalacat, Arayat, Mexico, Bacolor, and Magalang.
For Bacolod, the towns of Alijis, Estefania, Mansilingan, and Tangub drew in the most interest.
House and lots dominate property types
Majority of these property seekers are interested in house and lots, although there’s also a growing interest for residential condo units. The majority also prefer to buy these types of properties compared to those who want to rent them. In Iloilo, for instance, the page views for houses were close to 62 percent among property seekers, about 52 percent when it comes to sessions, and 59 percent for leads generated, based on Lamudi’s data. The same is true for Cavite, where about 64 percent of the leads came from house searches.
The preference for house and lots, as well as lands, in these provincial cities, show that the prices of these property types in Cavite, Pampanga, Cebu, Bohol, Davao, and Iloilo are still relatively more affordable compared to those in Metro Manila. Many of those who were also searching for properties in most of these progressive provincial cities are from Metro Manila, according to Lamudi data. In Pampanga, for instance, although the number one city that searched for a property there came from Angeles City, the next three came from Quezon City, Makati, and Manila, data from the property portal shows. Pampanga’s proximity to Metro Manila has attracted quite a number of property seekers from Quezon City, Makati, and Manila who are planning to relocate in the province, live a more relaxed lifestyle and escape from the urban chaos of the metropolis while also pursuing great careers with the growing number of companies opening their offices there.
With the property sector of these thriving provincial cities on the upswing, expect their economic landscape to evolve and benefit nearby towns and municipalities as well.
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