Property

Filinvest Land, Inc. is tapping the debt market anew, approving up to P11.57 billion in fixed-rate peso bonds to refinance existing obligations and bankroll expansion, as improving liquidity and stronger investor appetite reopen a favorable funding window for established developers.

Fresh off a P1-billion expansion commitment in Cebu City, SM Offices is doubling down on a simple thesis that in property, patience pays.

Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) reported a 38 percent increase in net income to P39.1 billion in 2025, up from P28.23 billion a year earlier, largely driven by gains from the sale of Alabang Town Center (ATC) and steady expansion of its leasing and hospitality businesses.

The redevelopment of the former Fort Strip along 5th Avenue marks a strategic shift for Bonifacio Global City as the Metro Manila Subway Project advances.

AREIT Inc., the listed real estate investment trust of the Ayala Group, posted a 28 percent growth in 2025 net profit to P9.4 billion, excluding fair value changes in investment properties, as newly acquired malls, offices and hotels began delivering steady rental income while its existing portfolio remained almost fully leased.