Philippine Home Price Growth at Seven-Year Low Amid Weak Demand
Home prices in the Philippines rose at their slowest pace in seven years during the second quarter, according to Bloomberg. The report links the slowdown to weaker economic expansion and waning demand from speculative buyers, but provides no specific price-growth rate or details on individual cities or property segments.
Home prices in the Philippines increased at their slowest pace in seven years in the second quarter, Bloomberg reported.
The report attributed the slowdown to decelerating economic expansion and waning demand from speculative buyers. It did not provide a specific rate of price growth or further details about the market.
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