Metro Manila's residential condominium inventory rose to 82,900 units in the second quarter of 2026 from 82,800 units a year earlier, property consultancy BusinessWorld reported, citing data from Leechiu Property Consultants (LPC). The slight increase came as new project launches and cancellations continued to outpace sales, while buyer demand remained relatively stable.
The inventory was spread across 616 actively selling projects, according to LPC. The consultancy tracks condominium supply in the capital region and reported that available units were similar to the previous quarter's levels, indicating a balanced market with no significant oversupply.
The marginal year-on-year increase suggests that while developers continue to launch new projects, absorption remains steady. LPC's data highlights a market where supply and demand are roughly in equilibrium, with no major price swings expected in the near term.