16 local and foreign business groups have strongly urged for the immediate enactment of the proposed Financial Consumer Protection Act

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More real estate brokers and developers are registering with the Anti-Money Laundering Council.

In the Philippines, monetary policy should remain supportive until recovery is firmly underway.

In 2020, about three in every five families (59.8%) owned the house and lot they occupied.

Despite the pandemic, Pag-IBIG Fund achieved another record by releasing over P44 billion in home loans in the first half of 2021.

Fitch Ratings affirmed the country’s investment grade score but downgraded its outlook to negative.

The government further tightened its anti-money laundering rules, particularly in monitoring real estate transactions.

The PSA announced today that based on the 2020 CPH, the total population of the Philippines as of 01 May 2020 is at 109,035,343.

The Philippines slipped eight notches from last year’s 74th and is currently at its lowest rank since 2006.

Rebap does not espouse what Abrep advocates for in the call to amend Resa, and neither do they recognize the forenamed movement

Moody expects the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) to grow by 4.9% this year, a tad slower than the 5.3% estimate it gave in May.

The country’s headline inflation slowed down to 4.1 percent in June 2021.

DHSUD on Friday sealed a partnership with other government agencies in an effort to put an end to malpractices in real estate industry

The Labor Force Survey released on Thursday put the country’s unemployment rate at 7.7%, down from the 8.7% recorded in April.

Stronger Support From The Private Sector Urged In Addressing The Philippines’ Housing Gap

Nearly two thirds (63%) of people who bought a home last year made an offer on a property that they hadn’t seen in person

The Wirecard case should spur serious work by Philippine banks and their regulator to bolster the nation's reputation in financial services

There is no lack of opportunity in the real estate industry but there is plenty of anomalies, lapses, negligence and scams/frauds happening.

The Philippines has been included in a global dirty money watchdog’s grey list of countries that will be subjected to increased monitoring