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Swot Analysis Of Real Estate Industry

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MACRO ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS INDUSTRY, SECTOR AND AREA ANALYSIS MARKET ANALYSIS The real estate industry is expected to grow and to be sustained this year because of the robust Philippine economy. This success is largely driven by the Philippines’ solid macroeconomic fundamentals, growing knowledge process outsourcing industry, aggressive infrastructure spending by the incumbent Duterte administration, and the sustained private sector confidence. In order to tap to the opportunities of the real estate development industry, one must need to know which sectors to target and how to effectively market and sell your projects. Target markets Among the segments you might want to look are the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and the so-called millennials. …show more content…

They are known to be very selective in terms of products and services that they patronize. Many of those falling under this market segment are first time real estate buyers. Major considerations Aside from identifying your target market, you must also look into what buyers look for in projects. Bearing in mind the number of companies in the market, affordability will be a major consideration for buyers. Thus, house-and-lot packages ranging anywhere from P2.5 million to P3.5 million will move because of the relatively smaller monthly amortization that will still allow buyers to use a portion of their resources and funds for other family needs. Of course, also being considered are the different features and amenities that a development can offer, as well as the payment schemes offered. Benefit from the Continued Entry of BPO …show more content…

Factors attributed to a significant growth in the province include high take-ups in the office sector, continuously expanding retail sector, followed by major expansion in the BPO industry. The demand for residential apartments is backed by increasing popularity of condominium, rising BPO sector which is leading to an increase in the number of employees, thereby leading to a rise in demand for residential space in Manila. The hotel market in Metro Manila exhibited a compounded annual growth during 2010- 2015 on the back of rising tourism in the country. The real estate market in Manila is expected to witness a rapid growth during the forecast period 2016-2020. There will be a tremendous growth an expansion in the retail sector followed by increasing number of residential units. Cebu Real Estate Market Cebu, being the second largest province in the Philippines also contributed a major chunk of revenue to the real estate industry in the Philippines. The increase are owed to surge in overseas remittances from Filipinos abroad, increasing demand for middle range and economic housing projects by OFWs. Huge investments by major real estate developers in Philippines accompanied by low interest rates have led to an increase in the construction and demand for residential

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