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Pag-IBIG Fund expands subsidies to combat Metro Manila property slump

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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Pag-IBIG Fund is broadening home loan subsidies and promotional interest rates to stimulate buyer demand in the Metro Manila property market. This action comes as the residential property sector faces a prolonged downturn expected to continue into late 2027.

From philstar.com

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The real estate market is struggling with an acute oversupply of urban condominium units in Metro Manila. This slump is compounded by high inflation, elevated interest rates, and soaring material expenses, which have reduced household purchasing power. Combined residential pre-sales for Ayala Land Inc., SM Prime Holdings, Inc., Robinsons Land Corp., and Megaworld Corp. fell 7% year-on-year during the first half of 2026.

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Who's involved

  • Metro ManilaThe metropolitan area where the property market is experiencing a downturn.
  • Ayala LandA leading real estate conglomerate whose pre-sales figures reflected the market slump.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ayala LandSpeculative

    Ayala Land could see changes in sales and revenue as subsidized financing aims to stimulate buyer demand.

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