Megaworld Corp., the flagship property developer of tycoon Andrew Tan, is expanding its footprint in the Makati central business district (CBD) on expectations that demand for upscale residential projects will remain robust.
A subsidiary of listed shipping and logistics firm 2GO Group Inc. has started operations at a new container yard in Navotas City, as the company remains keen on expansion, expecting an increase in shipping volumes.
The biggest village in Asia just might have the biggest food strip as well.
Donald Trump and Paris Hilton may not be able to step any time soon on the top floors of what their publicists claim is the tallest building in the Philippines. The Department of Public Works and Highways has prevented the owners of The Gramercy Residences in Makati City from issuing occupancy permits for the top five floors of the building.
A consortium has revived a proposal to build a series of rapid bus transit systems in Metro Manila—a model it hopes will be replicated in other parts of the Philippines.
DoubleDragon Properties Corp., a property venture of fast food magnates Tony Tan Caktiong and Edgar “Injap” Sia II, is breaking into Metro Manila’s competitive property market by bringing P1.52 billion worth of residential inventory in a skyscraper rising beside the De La Salle University in Taft Avenue.
Property giant Ayala Land Inc. has started to unlock values from the Food Terminal Inc. property in Taguig City, now called “Arca South,” selling a number of commercial lots to ignite development in the 74-hectare landbank it acquired from the government last year.
As a rule, business takes a beating in media on any issue regarding the environment. Recently, media slaughtered the new reclamation project in the City of Manila called “Solar City.”
Local banking giant Banco de Oro Unibank expects to invest over P2 billion to complete the 47-story corporate tower being built above The Podium, an upscale shopping mall within the Ortigas central business district.
There is a private group that is readying a challenge to the traffic “number coding” scheme in Metro Manila, planning to present its case before the Supreme Court, perhaps aiming to force the government to drop the scheme finally—after about 16 years.
Property giant Ayala Land Inc. and the Gatchalian family have finalized a deal to develop 17 hectares of the latter’s “Plastic City” estate
in Valenzuela City, envisioned to be redeveloped into a mixed-use urban complex in northern Metro Manila.
Filinvest Alabang Inc., one of the country’s pioneering property developers, unveils The Filinvest Tent, the first and only tent events place in the south of Manila, located at Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
