The share prices of the Philippines’ two largest property developers — Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) and SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPH) — have now fallen below their pandemic-era lows. The broader market in the Philippines isn’t far behind. You can interpret this in several ways: 1.⁠ ⁠Pandemic-level panic When COVID-19 first hit, global markets collapsed almost overnight. Investor psychology shifted from “growth forever” to “what if everything stops.” Fast-forward to today: the Philip

The History of Ayala Alabang In the 1960s, after successfully developing Makati, the Ayala family sought new ventures in property...

The BSP has recently cut their benchmark rate by 0.5% over the past two months. Does this mean your existing mortgage rate will...

Client: "...I purchased a property in [Location] for PHP 30 million in 2018. Someone is interested in buying it for PHP 42.75 million.

Here's another best practice we could adopt from banks.

Once upon a time, a developer was building a new city. To attract residents, they donated land to an educational institution.

Here are some numbers attributed to POGO operations. These are quick and dirty computations just for the fun of it.

How do POGO operations work?

The President just announced the total ban of POGO in the PH. Here’s a repost of how POGO started.

In the near future, the bar graph of the most expensive properties might look something like this.