Overseas Investment Property For Sale in Philippines
Philippines property considered worthy for investment purposes, is currently mainly in Manila. Philippines investment property with the most potential is off-plan apartment complexes, high rise towers in Manila's financial and business centres.

Philippines property like that is attracting rental yields of 10% already, and that figure is expected to climb in the coming years. Because of its massive growth potential, Philippines property was number one for short-term investment in the David Stanley Redfern research department's top ten.
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Philippines Property Market
The Philippines property market is currently one of the hottest in the world. Affected worst by the Asia economic crisis, since Asia began to grow again the Philippines is fast becoming the commercial hub of south East Asia. Its low starting point has also made Philippines property a hot favourite with investors.
The massive growth potential of Philippines property is fuelled by the level of new businesses and foreign investment the Philippines, especially Manila is attracting. Philippines property is expected to grow in value by no less than 24% for the next five years and possibly even more in the next 2-3 years.
Our Philippines Property
Our Philippines property is a three tower development of apartments in Manila's main financial district, Makati. As Philippines property goes, the Atrium towers have found the perfect balance between luxury and affordability. Their low price makes them a favourite with investors hoping to capitalise on the huge growth potential of Philippines property.
Featured Investment Property in Philippines
Lancaster, The Atrium Towers
Disregard the Philippines at your peril. A genuine Asian tiger, Philippines GDP has been rising at over 5% year on year and the Filipino peso appreciated a staggering 20% against the $USD since de-pegging just 12 months previously. The capital city of Manila has fast become a major South East Asian trading post and is now competing against Bangkok as the commercial gateway to the East…
£31,000 - £126,000
Ultima Residences Ramos Tower
Ultima Residences Ramos Tower comprises 30 mixed use storeys. The ground floor offers commercial spaces, which are available at very reasonable rates, as are the condos in the floors above. The Ramos Tower is a lifestyle within the city centre, within walking distance of all major commercial, business and entertainment district of Cebu. It's a lifestyle so exciting, so complete you can't ask for more…
£15,500
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About David Stanley Redfern
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