The real estate industry will easily recover because it has never really dipped that much in the past two years.

China’s mighty economy is facing serious challenges. The culprit is its ailing property sector.

Elevated inflation and rising interest rates will drag Philippine economic growth this year.

The Philippines is today the best-performing economy among major Asean members.

Financial account ownership almost doubled in the country in two years to 56 percent of the adult population in 2021.

A total of P1.196- trillion have been allocated for the national government’s 2023 infrastructure programs,

BSP delivered another 50-basis-point rate hike amid the need for follow-through action to help anchor inflation expectations.

The study found that for an average household, only socialized housing, which is below P1 million is considered affordable.

19.99 million Filipinos who were considered poor last year, higher than the 17.67 million in 2018.

The Philippine economy will likely achieve its full-year growth target of 6.5-7.5%, despite soaring inflation and a sluggish jobs market.

An average Filipino can buy 192 liters of gas using his entire net pay in a month.

The timeline for achieving high-income economy status was pushed back to 2045, from 2040 previously.

The Philippine economy continues its rebound trajectory, growing 7.4 percent in the second quarter.

The country’s employment rate in June 2022 remained the same as the 94.0 percent employment rate reported a month ago.

To consider noise as a nuisance, you have to determine if the noise is of such character as to produce actual physical discomfort.

The Philippine’s annual headline inflation continued its uptrend as it moved up further to 6.4 percent.

The primary purpose of registration of a SPA is to notify the whole world and to protect rights of third person who has interest in the land

The recovery of the property sector is expected to continue this year as the government eased pandemic-related restrictions.

He who builds, plants or sows in bad faith on the land of another, loses what is built, planted or sown without right to indemnity.

The annual growth rate of CMRPI in NCR continued to move up at a faster pace of 6.1 percent in April 2022