Premier property developer Ortigas Land is bullish that 2023 will be robust because of the expected revenge investment by investors. Know more:
Premier property developer Ortigas Land is bullish that 2023 will be robust because of the expected revenge investment by investors.
“We’re seeing returning market interest in property following relaxing restrictions as the economy recovers,” said Ortigas Land President and CEO Jose Emmanuel Jalandoni. “Market insights for investments also validate our prioritization of increased sustainability and community development, even before the pandemic, for our new projects.”
Jalandoni noted The Galleon is also going to be future-proofed and enhance the living experiences of its prospective tenants.According to real-estate agency Santos Knight Frank, 80% of wealth investors seek more ESG -compliant assets. Driving forces include acknowledging ESG as a means to future-proof their portfolio and an opportunity for greater return. 64 percent of respondents also underline the importance of energy efficiency in their future homes.
Ortigas Land also gives importance to accessibility. Jalandoni also emphasized that the Galleon has factored that important element in the development of the Galleon underscoring it as a strong driving force for investments in property whether for office, retail, or residential.
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