Colliers: Nat’l developers to still pursue mixed-use communities for Cebu

By: Victor Anthony V. Silva November 28,2017 - 11:10 PM

The Ayala Business Park. (CDN PHOTO/TONEE DESPOJO)

FOR national developers to make more headway in the competitive real estate market in Cebu, Colliers Philippines, a property research and management firm, has recommended that they would need to develop mixed-use communities; differentiate integrated projects; as well as expand presence into the hospitality and industrial sectors.

Colliers Philippines has given these recommendations in its report “When Giants Invade: National Property Developers Redefining Cebu,” released on Monday.

The property research and management firm also said that these developers would continue to pursue mixed-use communities in Metro Cebu to provide better value proposition than stand-alone projects.

Megaworld is replicating its successful Eastwood City, the first PEZA-accredited IT Park with Mactan Newtown; Ayala Land created a more contained version of the Makati Central Business District through Cebu Business Park and Cebu IT Park; and Filinvest Land is developing City di Mare.

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