Prof. Grace C. Ramos Read more: https://business.inquirer.net/427720/is-high-rise-living-for-filipinos#ixzz8GopuAwZh Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook With the global economic system resetting at full speed, cities around the world continue to converge in urban hubs to project a global look. High-rise buildings define cen...
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"Unlocking the Potential: How to Make $1 Million or More in One Year in Real Estate with Zero Capital" Real estate has long been a lucrative field, known for its potential to generate substantial wealth. Many aspiring individuals dream of making a fortune in real estate, but the common misconception is that it requires significant capital investment. However, there are ways to achieve...
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CEBU property developer and hotel operator AppleOne Group, Inc. said it is planning to expand to capitalize on the tourism industry’s recovery. AppleOne said in a statement on Thursday that it plans to expand its hotel portfolio by entering into partnerships. “We are in talks with several international luxury brands to help us deliver world-class service and convenience in real e...
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CEBU-BASED property firm AppleOne Group is developing Mahi Center, a business and lifestyle hub in Lapu-Lapu City. Mahi Center, a mixed-use development designed by ArchiGlobal, is located within the Mactan Economic Zone. “It is an architectural marvel comprising a five-storey office tower that will seamlessly integrate IT facilities, meticulously designed office spaces for co...
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By Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson, Reporter THE Philippine economy would probably expand by as much as 5.2% in the third quarter — still below the government’s target — after posting its slowest growth in more than two years a quarter earlier, according to First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC) and the University of the Asia and the Pacific (UA&P). “We still...
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MANILA, Philippines — Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc., the property holding company of the Villar Group, is rolling out at least 50 new residential projects across the country in the second half, bringing its total count of launches in 2023 to 100. The move is part of the group’s overall shift toward vertical developments from its usual horizontal residential projects, said Vista L...
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