If there is anything the Philippines’ real estate industry proved in 2020, it is its resilience and adaptability. Despite the decrease in outdoor activities and the drastic change in work arrangements, many cities have managed to rise and maintain a strong market. With more relaxed quarantine protocols in the second half of 2020, the real estate market saw certain areas getting higher demand.
Amid economic uncertainty and work restrictions brought by the new normal, some cities continue to attract potential real estate clients and investors. Let us look at the cities that held market interest in 2020.
Top Cities in Metro Manila
Despite the decline in activities around Metro Manila due to the pandemic, some cities still managed to receive market interest.
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it s spreading to labor movements in other cities, provincial cities. it s not dying down, it s growing bigger and bigger. and so unless mubarak steps down, it seems that there is a potential for conflict, for confrontation, and ultimately for radicalization. and nobody wants to see that. if there is confrontation, who are the two sides, protesters on one side, who on the other? what if the protesters start marching towards the presidential palace, which some of them have talked about doing? there is a presidential guard. it s not on the same page, necessarily, with the rest of the military. what if it fires on the protesters, and you get a black february and martyrs, and from there, it can spin out of control. the army would like to stay neutral. but if it s attacked, it will fire back. so it s very dangerous what mr. mubarak did today, raising expectations and then dashing them. juan cole is professor of history at the university of michigan, author of the book