Spaces & Stories

Many of us dream of living in a luxurious home close to nature with scenic and tranquil views of lush greeneries, all within an urban development. This dream will finally be realized as Filigree, a leader in upscale real estate, unveils its newest residential project, 1001 Parkway Residences in Filinvest City, Alabang. The high-rise residential building is the latest addition …

You work to provide for your loved ones. Eventually, you acquire and grow your assets. As you go along, you also find ways to protect these assets so you can generate income, secure a comfortable retirement, transfer your wealth to your loved ones, and leave a legacy.  Estate and legacy planning may sound like the same thing because they both …

For its second installment this year, Lamudi is bringing its Lamudi Affordable Housing Fair to the Glorietta Activity Center this July 20 to 21, 2019.

By Leslie D. Venzon / Philippines News Agency  Real-estate giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) plans to spend P16 billion to build new malls in the next three years, as it continues to increase its recurring income and ride on the Philippines’ robust economic growth. 

The continued flow of investments into the Philippines will continue driving the rising demand for more office spaces in the country, leading property consultant Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) said recently. 

In line with its strategic focus on infrastructure and tourism this year, Premiere Horizon Alliance Corp. (PHA) aims to raise between P300 million and P500 million to fasttrack the development of the master-planned property of West Palawan Premiere Development Corp. (WPP), the company’s tourism subsidiary. 

After marking its 50th anniversary last year as the Philippines’ ceramic-tile industry leader and standard-setter for beauty and durability, Mariwasa introduced its new tile designs at the 22nd Worldbex, held from March 15 to 19 at the World Trade Center in Pasay City. 

Condominium living is booming in the Philippines, and it’s because more young urban professionals (yuppies) and small families are opting to live where they work and play. Metro Manila traffic, cramped public-utility vehicles, and demanding work schedules play a part in this “modern” housing preference. 

Torre Lorenzo Development Corp. (TLDC) will spend between P30 billion and P32 billion for 22 projects that are expected to be completed in the next few years, it was announced recently.