The Core: Philippine Property's Most Overlooked Strength
Philippine real estate's strength lies not in flashy towers but in its 'core' – the fundamental need for housing. With a projected deficit of 2.9 to 4.44 million units, affordable housing drives economic activity. However, the gap between incomes and property prices, coupled with financing challenges, remains a critical issue.
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