Property consultants said residential oversupply could push more Philippine developers to pursue luxury hospitality projects.

Delaying financial decisions doesn't just postpone progress; it creates a hidden cost that becomes painfully visible later in life. The longer we put off financial planning, the more we miss out on our most valuable asset: time.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. signed into law a measure that allows foreigners to lease land in the Philippines for up to 99 years.

The Philippines must rethink its tax policy as not merely for compliance or collection but also as a strategic lever for growth, competitiveness and social mobility.

Headline inflation picked up to 1.5% in August, driven by higher food, electricity and fuel prices, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Friday.

We cannot stop nature on its track, but we can manage its course in a limited way.

Filipino workers are entitled to some of the stingiest paid time off in the world.

Trade Secretary Cristina Roque has assumed direct supervision of the Construction Industry Association of the Philippines (CIAP) “to restore integrity and transparency” amid allegations of irregularities in contractor accreditation.

The Philippine economy now sits at a “sweet spot” as inflation remains benign while the country’s banking sector and external position are strong, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said.

We explain the exclusions under the Absolute Community of Property and the Conjugal Partnership of Gains.

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The pulse of cities beats strongest in their transport hubs, where the constant tide of movement defines the rhythm of urban life.

Prime residential prices in Manila rose by 9.1% year on year in the second quarter, ranking the Philippine capital fifth among global cities for price growth.

The Philippines’ Adjusted Misery Index Declined to 16.1% in June 2025 from 18.5% a Year Earlier

More growth means more job creation and lower unemployment, more supply of goods and services, which all lead to lower inflation.

Philippine economic growth may pick up in the third quarter despite higher US tariffs and “milder” typhoons.

State spending on infrastructure bounced back in June, as disbursements for public works projects resumed after the election ban was lifted in early May, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) said.

On June 10, the European Commission approved a regulation that removed the Philippines and seven other countries from its list of “third countries” that were flagged as facing a “high risk” of money laundering and terrorism financing. This regulation took effect on Aug. 5.

Cash remittances are projected to remain resilient for the rest of the year, potentially surpassing the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) 2.8% full-year growth target, analysts said.