Aimee F. Abella, AFP, CWP - Your Trusted Property Advisor PH

28/02/2023

The Ayala family’s real estate investment trust (AREIT) announced a 55 percent jump in its net income to P3.4 billion last year on the back of strong revenues.

Occupancy rate reached 98 percent with robust collection performance driving a 53 percent year-on-year climb in revenues.

AREIT exceeded its P60 billion goal for assets under management (AUM) and ended 2022 with P64 billion in AUM after acquiring six office buildings in Cebu through a property-for-share swap with Ayala Land.

The Ayala family's real estate investment trust (AREIT) announced a 55 percent jump in its net income to P3.4 billion last year on the back of strong revenues.

22/02/2023

To which diversification classification does belong? 🙂

is often misunderstood and its ex*****on has always been a mystery to many. To many of us, diversification is just putting your money in different banks or buying different pieces of property in different areas. However, diversification is much more than that and here are some ways to diversify:

1) By asset class—Cash or near cash (savings or checking accounts, time deposits, treasury bills or money market accounts); fixed income (government securities, corporate bonds); equities (stocks); real estate (properties); collectibles (paintings, jewelry, etc.); enterprise (business)

2) By time frame—short term (about a year); medium term (up to about five to seven years); long term (over seven years)

3) By risk—conservative, moderate, high or speculative

4) By liquidity—highly liquid vs nonliquid

22/02/2023

A new downtown abode awaits you at Tierra Nava, Opol (Misamis Oriental) by Johndorf Ventures.

Featuring two-storey townhouses with 2 bedrooms, toilet & bath, and parking space.

The Tierra Nava communal amenities include:

▪️ Clubhouse
▪️ Basketball Court
▪️ Gate & Guardhouse

Video courtesy of Project Lupad (Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP6zjV50_ng)

13/02/2023

THE TRUTH IS...
Not everyone is privileged enough to have had these opportunities (or the necessary self-awareness) prior to old age.

This is a tough truth to accept. 😧

But for those who have today's prudent foresight and present resources, it's best to start working on having a regret-free life at old age.

✨ Good health
✨ Entrepreneurial gains (for those who are willing to make the effort)
✨ Fulfilling relationships
✨ Gainful retirement
✨ Real estate and stocks investments

Everything is interconnected. All of these factors may influence one or the another.

Poor health at a young age can keep us from improving our income through gainful employment, discourage us from taking on suitable investment risks, and render us no longer insurable for health and life coverages.

And vice versa.

Lack of resources can keep us from a healthier life. No income protection can mean greater vulnerability, health-wise and in terms of finances.

We cannot keep ourselves from growing old. Or maybe having health challenges now and then. But we can always plan on having few to no regrets when the time comes.

Poster Source: The Global Filipino Investor (TGFI)

17/10/2022

“When markets go down, opportunities go up for smart real estate investors. I would much rather play the downturn than the upturn.”
– Harry S Dent

Like we always say ... The flip side of every challenge is opportunity!

01/06/2022

21/05/2022

"From most important down, below are the skills and qualities of real estate agents that actual home buyers and sellers said they valued:

✅ Honesty and integrity
✅ Knowledge of purchase process
✅ Responsiveness
✅ Knowledge of real estate market
✅ Communication skills
✅ Negotiation skills"

👌👌👌

Real estate agents don't just sell homes—they offer a valuable home buying experience that is deeply personal. Learn what qualities help here.

14/03/2022

Why is Citta Bella in a class of one's own? View the video by Italpinas Development Corporation, the developer behind Primavera City, of which Citta Bella is a part. ❣

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_0M3n62lgM

13/03/2022

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗻 𝗜 𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁?

Running a real estate business involves buying and selling or leasing properties to build wealth and diversify an investment portfolio. Property investors in the Philippines can earn money from any of these three types of real estate:

Residential properties – House and lots, townhouses, condominiums, and other structures where people live or stay

Commercial properties – Office buildings, retail stores, shopping centers, hotels, and other structures that are leased out to companies or small businesses

Industrial properties – Manufacturing plants, warehouses, and other facilities used for research, production, storage, and distribution of goods.

Not all investments have to do with physical properties, though. Real estate investors may also buy and sell shares of companies that own commercial properties, as in the case of real estate investment trusts.✌️

It's not cheap, but it can be a very rewarding investment. Here's what you should know about how to invest in real estate in the Philippines.