No nation has achieved economic progress with a weak infrastructure. We all know that roads, bridges, rails and seaports contribute to increased mobility, facilitate trade and connectivity, and lead to economic inclusion. Water, electricity and telecom infrastructure projects provide clean water, energize the rural areas and enhance productivity. The Philippines…
Political stability is key to economic growth, and we as a nation have achieved this in the past 20 years despite a myriad of challenges and natural disasters. The democratic process is working in the Philippines and has led to vibrant discussions on political and economic reforms. The smooth transition…
MID-sized lender Security Bank Corp. said boutique property developer Ovialand Inc. will be one of the housing developers that will benefit from the expected renewed consumer demand, which may happen this year. “Ovialand is a mass-market housing developer with a focus in south Luzon, particularly in Quezon, Laguna and Batangas,”…
INCREASED transportation infrastructure investments are among key factors that bring growth to the country’s major regions, such as Metro Manila and Southern Luzon, according to Greenfield Development Corp. (GDC). Given the government’s over 100 infrastructure projects either completed or in the pipeline increased connectivity and accessibility lead to the rising value of…