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Business > Build & Design
Real estate prospects look bright in 2022
By Aaron Ronquillo
Nov 02, 2021 12:01 am

PROSPECTS for the real estate industry amid the Covid-19 pandemic are looking brighter for 2022, as the demand for luxury and mid-income residential projects indicate a gradual recovery.

According to the real estate analysts at Colliers International Philippines, residential projects in the luxury and mid-income segments are regarded as bright spots for the industry and developers are lining up projects to capture recovery.

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