NAIA could be closed within the next decade with its land sold for a...
Talks about the potential closure of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) are in the spotlight once more after Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III noted...
Comprehensive service and support allow Zupreme to be the best in Thailand
Zupreme has made a name for itself in only a few short years. The forward-thinking agency adopted a comprehensive approach that focuses on robust...
Why choose Bonifacio Global City?
Bonifacio Global City is one of the country’s major business districts. It is both a strong place for business and real estate. Of course,...
Santos Knight Frank excited about the prospects of retail, hospitality and office real estate
The outlook of the retail, hospitality and office real estate sectors in the Philippines is positive with these expected to continue on an upward...
Still no signs of a Philippine real estate bubble
While armchair property observers are quick to talk up a Philippine real estate bubble, experts have not seen any evidence of that happening. The...
Le Pont Residences offers a world-class lifestyle in Bridgetowne Destination Estate
Bridgetowne Destination Estate is no ordinary township. It is only fitting that the residential projects inside provide unique living experiences not available elsewhere in...
3 ways to make your condo more romantic for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and with it comes the never-ending stream of advertisements hawking flowers, chocolates, teddy bears and fancy dinners....
Federal Land looks to future-proof developments to suit everchanging needs
The “New Normal” has forever changed the way we work, play and live. For developer Federal Land, the past 12 months were a learning...
Dexterton to sponsor Dot Property Awards
Dot Property Group is pleased to announce that building, home, and furniture company, Dexterton Corporation, is the latest to join the Dot Property Group‘s...
7 spring cleaning tips to make your house feel new again
The thing about living in Southeast Asia is that there isn’t really a proper spring. At least not one that resembles what you see...
