The Philippine real estate sector remains resilient halfway through 2025 despite ongoing economic headwinds, according to a report from Lobien published by The Manila Times.
The report highlights that demand for residential and office spaces continues to hold up, driven by sustained business process outsourcing (BPO) activity and a recovering tourism sector. Developers are also adjusting to higher interest rates and construction costs, maintaining moderate price growth.
Lobien expects the sector to maintain its momentum through the second half of the year, supported by infrastructure spending and remittances, though caution remains over inflation and global economic uncertainties.