PAREB - San Juan Real Estate Board, Inc.

11/09/2026

🏠 To Book a Viewing or Not to Book a Viewing? That Is the Holiday Question! 😄

2027 holidays are out! Real estate brokers, time to plan those viewings, client meetings, open houses—and long weekends wisely. 🏡📅

08/09/2026

🏠 Bago bumili ng property, laging i-check ang DHSUD License to Sell (LS)—dahil “Kapag Lisensyado, Protektado!” 🏡🔑

SIGURADUHING MAY LICENSE TO SELL. Ang License to Sell (LS) ay isang dokumento na pinagkakaloob ng bilang patunay na nakapasa sa minimum standards ang plano ng isang developer para sa proyektong ari-ariang bahay at lupa (real estate project) bago ito ibenta sa publiko.

Sa LS, nakasaad ang pangalan at lokasyon ng proyekto, pangalan ng developer o may-ari ng proyeto, uri ng proyekto at kailan ito naka-schedule na matapos.

Kung may LS na, nangangaluhulugang pumasa na ang proyekto base sa mga panuntunan na isinaad sa batas (PD 957 at BP 220).

Ilan sa mga uri ng real property projects ay ang mga sumusunod:
- subdivision lot
- house and lot
- farm lot subdivision
- commercial subdivision
- industrial subdivision
- condominium
- socialized housing
- town house
- memorial park at columbarium

Karapatan mo bilang buyer na manghingi ng LS number o kaya mismong kopya nito mula sa seller bago bumili ng real estate project.

TANDAAN, KAPAG LISENSYADO, PROTEKTADO!

Alamin kung may LS ang inyong property na bibilhin sa link na ito: https://dhsud.gov.ph/list-of-license-to-sell/

08/09/2026

Great real estate starts with great architecture—join Anthology Architecture Festival 2026 in Intramuros this October 2–4 and discover how thoughtful design can create stronger communities, better places, and lasting property value. 🏙️🏡

02/09/2026

An important update for real estate practitioners: The Senate has approved a proposed new condominium law. Definitely worth keeping an eye on.

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The bill also aims to promote the redevelopment of condominiums by exempting conveyance of common areas to condominium corporations from all national and local taxes.

READ: https://mrf.lu/2LRQy

01/09/2026

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29/08/2026

Worth sharing. As real estate professionals, understanding urban planning, infrastructure, drainage, and flood-control systems is essential—not only in assessing properties, but also in helping our clients make better-informed decisions.

Arch. Felino “Jun” Palafox Jr. reminds us that we don’t always need to reinvent the wheel. We can learn from proven best practices, adapt them to our local context, and build better.

A timely and important discussion for everyone involved in shaping our communities.

Architect and urban planner Jun Palafox on Wednesday warned that the Philippines’ drainage and flood control systems were about 75 percent undersized as extreme weather events became more frequent and intense.

Read more on bnc.bilyonaryo.com

21/08/2026

SJRB successfully held its August General Membership Meeting via Zoom last August 19, 2026, featuring REAL ESTATE 360°: Projects, Property Values & Investment Trends.

Our members gained valuable industry insights from our distinguished speakers:

Adam Domingo, REB, REA – 1H 2026 Philippine Market Report
Maria Fe Garchitorena, REB – Project Spotlight: Elize Point
Raul Gungon, REB, REA – Understanding Property Assessments in San Juan City

Thank you to our speakers for generously sharing their knowledge and expertise, and to all our members and guests who joined us.

At SJRB, we continue to learn, grow, and turn knowledge into opportunities.

20/08/2026

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‘WE CANNOT POLICE, WE CANNOT GO AFTER [THEM]’

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development warned that unlicensed property sellers are now the leading source of real estate complaints, urging buyers to verify the licenses and credentials of brokers and sellers before entering property transactions.

Link to full story in the comments section.

13/08/2026

08/13/26-CSR of PAREB San Juan this morning. Feeding 300 plus streetdwellers in Quiapo Church.

11/08/2026

🏢 PROPERTY PULSE | REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE

The Philippine property sector continues to show encouraging signs of stabilization.

Ayala Land, Inc. reported improved second-quarter performance for 2026, with net income reaching ₱6.1 billion, up 13% from the previous quarter. The company also highlighted improving residential conditions, stronger leasing and hospitality performance, and continued investments across key growth areas.

With residential inventory declining, new developments gradually restarting, and major commercial and mixed-use projects moving forward, these developments offer valuable insights into the direction of the Philippine real estate market.

📌 What does this mean for property professionals and investors?
A stabilizing market may present new opportunities for strategic investments, property development, and long-term growth.

Read the full article for more details and stay updated with the latest real estate industry news and market trends.

Source: PhilSTAR Property | The Philippine Star