Real Estate Investment Philippines
Economy, Tourism, Investment, SRRVisa, SMDC, Federal Land, Ayala Land, etc.
REBL 0019741
Pasay, Paranaque, Manila, Cavite, Quezon City, Taguig, BGC, Bay Area.
Solaire, Okada, Resorts World, City of Dreams
Source: Juwai, Business World, Smdc, Ayala Land, Federal Land, DMCI, Megaworld.
3. Population: 104 Million
Language: Tagalog & English Main
167 more languages
Capital City: Manila, the capital city, is the country's
chief port and main commercial center.
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5. The Philippines has maintained annual GDP
growth rates above 6% and hopes to nudge
growth up into the range of 7% to 8%.
Current World Bank forecasts, which take into
account the precarious state of the global
economy, project Philippine GDP growth rates
of 6.5% to 6.6% through 2021. That gives it the
second-highest projected growth rates in all of
East Asia and the Pacific.
Only Cambodia has marginally higher
projections, while China, Vietnam, Myanmar,
and other regional leaders are expected to
perform less well.
9. POGOs (Philippine Offshore Gaming
Operators) are offshore gaming firms that
facilitate online gaming via the internet. They
use networks and software exclusively for
authorized players outside the Philippines
who have registered and established an
online gaming account with the POGO
operator.
800,000 sqm required office space
More than 300,000 working immigrants
10. Project of The Philippine GovernmentOver
US$180 billion of projects are planned for the
coming decade.
12. Philippine President has kicked off an infrastructure boom that could transform the country’s
economy. Over US$180 billion of projects are planned for the coming decade.
13. 6 Airports
9 Railways
3 Bus rapid
transit systems
32 Roads and bridges4 Seaports
4 Energy facilities 10 Water
resource
projects
5 Flood
control
facilities
3 Largescale
redevelopment
programs
14. • Filipino and Japanese firms are seen to sign over 20 business agreements
amounting close to P300 billion when President Rodrigo Duterte visits Japan.
• 29 deals with Chinese businesses signed during Duterte's China trip and
President Xi Jinping visit
• Philippines and Israel sign Palawan oil exploration deal.
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16. Location: Central Luzon
The project aims to construct a new passenger terminal
building to accommodate 8 million passengers per annum, as
well as the construction and installation of all required
associated facilities - both landside and airside, to support the
operations of the Clark International Airport.
Date of completion: 2020
Status: Construction on-going
17. Region: Mactan, Cebu, Central Visayas
The Mactan-Cebu International Airport Project involves the
construction of a new world-class passenger terminal building
in MCIA that will have a capacity of about 8 million passengers
per year and the operation of the old and new facilities.
Status: Operational
18. Status: Construction on-going
The Metro Manila Subway, the country’s first subway system.
It is a 35-km railway system, from Valenzuela to Parañaque
City with a connection to NAIA. It will reduce the travel time
from Quezon City – NAIA to 42 minutes. It can accommodate
370,000 passengers per day on opening year..
Partial Operation: 2022
Full Operation : 2025
19. Cavite Extension Project
The Extension will start from the existing line in Baclaran and
will traverse in the Cities of Paranaque and Las Pinas in Metro
Manila and the City of Bacoor in Cavite.
Status: Construction on-going
20. LINE 2 (CENTRAL CORRIDOR)
The EDSA BRT is a proposal to establish and implement
a 48.6-kilometer high-quality bus-based mass
transportation system and a corresponding pedestrian
and bicycle greenway network. The system consists of
four corridors; namely, a main corridor along EDSA, and
spur corridors along Ayala Ave. to World Trade Center,
Ortigas to Bonifacio Global City, and NAIA terminals.
STATUS: Project Procurement
21. IT Facilities located in San Fernando, La Union and Baler,
Aurora. Aimed to be a world-class facility, the Modular
Information Technology Facility (MITF) will serve as a landing
station for international submarine cables terminating in the
Philippines to support the broadband needs of BCDA and
other related Philippine Government Agencies.
STATUS: COMPLETED
22. Location: Cavite
A six hectare property that will enable cargo
transport through barges and will reduce truck trips
on city roads by 140,000/year
STATUS: Operational
23. The Subic-Clark Railway Project is a component of the
PNR Luzon System Development Framework providing
initial freight service between the Subic Bay Freeport
Zone and the Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone,
linking Subic Port with Clark International Airport and
other major economic hubs in Central Luzon, especially
New Clark City, and forming an integrated logistics hub
for the development of Central Luzon as a new growth
center to decongest Metro Manila.
STATUS: Project Procurement
24. A sustainable mixed-use development featuring
green industries that leverage on the local trade and
environmentally-sensitive approaches. This is a 288–
hectare parcel of the New Clark City that will be
developed through a joint venture between BCDA
and Filinvest Land, Inc.
STATUS: Construction on-going
25. The New Clark City Food Processing Terminal and International Food Market is
envisioned to be a “stock exchange” of fresh produce and processed products. The
Project aims to attract investors from the private sector, local government units
and other associations and cooperatives to invest on managing storage and other
infrastructures and facilities for processing, handling, distribution of agricultural
products utilizing integrated research development and technology to be set-up
in New Clark City’s agro-industrial zone.
STATUS: Project Procurement
27. Philippine Sangley Domestic Airport
Opening 4th quarter of 2019
Danilo Atienza Air Base is a military base used by the Philippine Air
Force, located on the northern end of Cavite Peninsula in Manila
Bay, Luzon Island, the Philippines. It is adjacent to Cavite City, in
Cavite Province.
STATUS: Construction on-going
28. The petroleum service contract will allow Ratio Petroleum to explore 416,000
hectares across East Palawan Basin for potential oil and gas resources. The
deal is expected to cost at least $34.35 million, including data gathering and
drilling activities over the initial seven-year contract period.
STATUS: Project Procurement
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30. • Tourism - 7.2 Million international visitors 2018
• $38 Billion Tourism Direct Gross Value Added
• The Philippines government hopes GAMING will
also boost tourism arrivals to 10 million per year.
• Chinese tourism surged 30.02% in January to
November 2018 (Catherine Talavera 2019)
• 10 Competing gaming destinations, such as
Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia, lack the
supporting infrastructure of luxury retail, hotels,
and onsite casinos, which make the Philippines
attractive to “wealthy tourists” and betters.
• Because as many as 200,000 Chinese
employees work in the industry in Manila alone,
it is driving investment in office and residential
real estate development, as well.
32. 4h 30 m
TOKYO
PHILIPPINES
4h 05 m
SEOUL
4h 35 m
BEIJING
3h 20 m
SHANGHAI
2h 30 m
HCMC
3h 20 m
HANOI
2h 25 m
HONG KONG
3h 40 m
SINGAPORE
4h 00 m
KUALA
LUMPUR
8h 30 m
SYDNEY
9h 20 m
DUBAI
8h 55 m
MUMBAI
13h 10 m
MOSCOW
13h 55m
PARIS
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63. The Philippines is the first Asian country to license
offshore gaming.
Gaming revenues hit a record US$4.1 billion in 2018.
These factors include a transparent legal framework;
• Afordable Real Estate
• Lower labor and operational costs
• A safe urban environment
• High quality office buildings
• High speed fiber optic telecoms
• Uninterrupted power supply for the gaming industry’s
24-7 operations.
Proximity also helps, with Manila strategically located just
two to six hours from most major Asian destination.
64. One POGO license requires
a minimum of 800,000
square meters of office
space.
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68. Factors that encourage Chinese
investment includes:
• The strong real estate market
• Region-leading economic growth
• Large infrastructure investments
• Participation in the Belt & Road
project Capital controls
• Growth of the offshore gaming
industry.
Q4 2018 RESIDENTIAL
CONDOMINIUM SALES MARKET
STATISTICS
AREA
ABSORPTION
RATE
AVERAGE NO.
OF
SALES/MONTH
MAKATI 95.45% 44.24
TAGUIG 94.63% 12.89
QUEZON CITY 91.61% 14.15
ORTIGAS 91.22% 48.40
ALABANG 96.35% 11.93
BAY AREA 95.24% 49.69
69. TOP PHILIPPINES LOCATIONS Manila is the
preferred location for Chinese buyers, as
evidenced by its share of Chinese purchasing
enquirers made in 2018.
The capital city and its metro area accounted
for 78.5% of all Chinese buyer enquiries made
on property in the Philippines in 2018.
Within the metro Manila area, the financial
center of Makati takes 11.7% of Chinese buyer
enquiries and is a significant enough
destination that it deserves to be listed
separately in the list of top destinations.
Ground was broken in December for Makati’s
new subway line, which will further increase
Chinese demand. Buyers will seek to benefit
from the growth of values that should
accompany the opening of the subway and
developers are siting new projects in relation
to the subway line and other new
infrastructure. Third-ranked Cebu received
8.2% of Chinese buying enquiries.
78.5%
BAY
AREA 11.7%
MAKATI
8.2%
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