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Colliers survey flags shifts in Philippine property demand

A new survey highlighted by Colliers Philippines points to changing preferences across the country’s office, residential, hotel, and industrial sectors, as evolving consumer behavior reshapes real estate strategies.

Colliers: Philippines powers APAC office surge

The Philippines has emerged as one of Asia-Pacific’s brightest office markets in 2025, staging a sharp leasing rebound that outpaced many regional peers, according...

Metro Manila hotels supply to rise amid weak foreign demand—Colliers

Metro Manila is bracing for its biggest hotel supply surge in eight years, with nearly 2,900 new rooms set to debut in 2026, a sign of developer confidence even as international arrivals lag, according to Colliers Philippines.

Colliers sees decline in office space vacancies in 2026

The Philippine office market is poised for gradual recovery in 2026, following a stronger-than-expected performance in 2025, according to Colliers Philippines.

Colliers predicts measured rebound for Philippine property

Colliers Philippines is projecting a measured rebound in the property market, even as the economy posts its slowest growth since 2011. 

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Makro secures four Ayala Land sites for expansion

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