Philippine real estate sector still resilient mid-year despite ongoing headwinds — Lobien

Halfway through 2026, the Philippine real estate sector is still proving to be resilient despite the economic shocks brought by the Middle East crisis, as well as uncertainties brought about by the recent tumultuous movements in the Senate. The IT-BPM industry has increased its office market share in Metro Manila from 45 percent to 52 percent in the first quarter. The resilience of the residential property sector can be seen in the rise of its prices, with the total country price index growing 4.5 percent year-on-year (YOY). Finally, the continuous expansion of warehouse and logistics investments beyond the National Capital Region (NCR) is fueled by factors like infrastructure projects, e-commerce growth, and supply chain modernization.

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