From The Real Estate Maestro: Growing Optimism for Philippine Property
The Philippine real estate (RE) sector has demonstrated not only resiliency in the face of pandemic-driven disruptions, but also stability and positive performance, as well as adaptability, as it continues on the road to recovery.
With the Philippines ramping up its gains in Real Estate this 2022, we sat with Mr. Luis Enrique T. Mangosing, Chairman Emeritus of JCVA and an acclaimed Real Estate Maestro, to learn his thoughts about the robust growth of regions outside of NCR, real estate prospects you should watch out for, and insights on what would it take to help drive real estate in the Philippines forward.
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