PROPERTY MARKET
OUTLOOK
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Property Market
MarketOverview
Overview
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The Rise of Emerging Urban Districts (EUDs)
Continuous Growth in Metro Manila
3 established CBDs
A Makati CBD B Ortigas CBD 1 Bonifacio Global City
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2015 at a Glance - Office Market
approximately
712,000
6%
sqm
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Office Market Overview
Quezon City
Existing supply of office
developments in Quezon City is
around 841,000 sqm. Cumulative Grade A Office Stock in Quezon City
1,600
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2015 at a Glance - Residential Market
Note: * based on the Consumer Expectations Survey by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)
Source: BSP, JLL Research & Consulting
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Residential Market Overview
Quezon City
As of 2015, there are around 48,000
mid- to high-end condominium units in
Quezon City . Cumulative Mid- to High-End Residential
Condominium Stock in Quezon City
Residential condominiums are 80
concentrated in South Triangle area. 70
Diliman. 20
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By end-2020, total supply of total
0
residential condominium stock 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E
expected to increase by more than
40%
Note: Existing residential stock is as of 2012.
Source: JLL Research & Consulting
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Residential Market Overview
Mid-Range to High-End Residential Developments by Price Range PHP 15M up
0%
PHP 7M - 15M
8%
PHP 3M - 7M
45%
PHP 3M - 7M
28%
PHP 1.5M - 3M
PHP 1.5M - 3M 64%
55%
Share per price - 1995 to 2015 Share per price 2016E to 2020E
Notes: (1) Includes only mid-range and high-end residential condominium supply
(2) Figures are rounded off to the nearest tens
Source: HLURB, Various developers, JLL Research & Consulting
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Residential Market Overview
Mid-Range to High-End Residential Developments by Unit Type
3BR 3BR
4% 5%
Studio
2BR 30%
20%
2BR
31%
Studio
48%
1BR
28% 1BR
34%
Share per unit type - 1995 to 2015 Share per unit type 2016E to 2020E
Notes: (1) Includes only mid-range and high-end residential condominium supply
(2) Figures are rounded off to the nearest tens
(3) Charts only cover approximately half of the existing and future supply in Quezon City.
Source: HLURB, Various developers, JLL Research & Consulting 10
2015 at a Glance - Retail Market
Aggressive Township
Continued
Developments
Expansion of Foreign
and Local Brands
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Metro Manila Retail Market Overview
Concentration of Regional Malls in Metro Manila
QUEZON CITY
SAN JUAN Robinsons Magnolia Eastwood Mall
Fairview Terraces Gateway Mall
Greenhills Shopping Center SM North EDSA Industria Mall
Quezon City SM Fairview Vertis North*
Centris Station
MAKATI CITY
Glorietta A-Venue Mall
Greenbelt SM Jazz Mall ORTIGAS CENTER
Century City Mall Circuit Lane
Powerplant Mall Circuit Mall SM Megamall SM Light Mall
San Juan Ortigas
Alphaland Southgate Mall Robinsons Galleria Podium
Pasig Robinsons Forum Paradigm*
Makati Shangri-La Plaza
PASAY Taguig
SM Mall of Asia PASIG
Newport Mall
City of Dreams Manila Pasay Tiendesitas
Estancia at Capital Commons
Paragon at Capital Commons*
ALABANG
Alabang Town Center Festival Mall
TAGUIG
SM City Southmall Alabang SM Aura Premier Market!Market!
Robinsons Las Pinas Bonifacio High Street Venice Piazza
South Park District Mall* Uptown Place Mall*
Venice Grand Canal Mall*
*On Going Developments
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2015 at a Glance - Hotel Market
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Hotel Pipeline 2016 - 2020
Makati City Quezon City
1,210 rooms 440 rooms
World Hotel & Residences
Valero Grand Suites Seda Hotel Vertis North
Quezon City
Seda Circuit Makati
Gateway Makati
Mandarin Oriental Manila
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
960 rooms
Newport City Mandaluyong
1,220 rooms Mercure Hotel
Makati
Savoy Hotel Citadines Millennium
Pasig
Hilton Manila Manila Westin Manila Sonata Place
BGC
Sheraton Manila Pasay Taguig Novotel Suites Manila
Paranaque
Bay City/ Manila Bay Area
5,060 rooms
Alabang
Bonifacio Global City
Tryp by Wyndham 1,620 rooms
Admiral Suite Mcollection Shangri-La at the Fort
Manila Bay Resorts Grand Hyatt Manila
Hotel Okura Manila Seda Arca South
The Westin Manila Bayshore Seda Hotel BGC Expansion
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Hotel Market Overview
Quezon City
There are around 2,500 existing
hotel rooms in Quezon City, bulk of
which are present in the South Metro Manila Annual Hotel Supply
5,000
Triangle. 4,500
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Emerging Urban Districts in Quezon City
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Emerging Urban Districts
Quezon City
This section presents the profile of select emerging urban districts in Quezon City, which includes:
1. Araneta Center
2. Eton Centris
3. SM North EDSA
4. South Triangle (select key developments)
5. UP-Ayala Technohub
6. UP Town Center
7. Vertis North
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Araneta Center
Araneta Center
Description Araneta Center is a mixed-use development that
is being redeveloped. The redevelopment
project aims to refurbish existing establishments
and add various developments such as hotel,
built-to-suit (BTS) office and high-rise
condominiums, among others.
Location Cubao, Quezon City
Developer Araneta Properties
Developments Smart Araneta Coliseum, Gateway Mall, Ali Mall,
Telus House, Gateway Tower , Manhattan
Parkway, Manhattan Parkview Tower 1, Novotel
Manila Araneta Center , Araneta BPO Building
(future), Manhattan Parkview Tower 1&2 ,
Manhattan Heights (future)
Sources: JLL Research & Consulting, Araneta Redevelopment Plan Presentation (February 2013); Developers website
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Eton Centris
Eton Centris
Description Eton Centris is a mixed-use development located inside the CBD Triangle
Park. The project features office spaces and a transit-oriented, two-level
commercial center anchored by SM Hypermarket and an interesting mix of
specialty food outlets, specialty stores and service-oriented shops.
Location EDSA cor. Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Developer Eton Properties
Developments Eton Cyberpod Centris, Centris Walk, Elements at Centris, Centris Station
Sources: JLL Research & Consulting, Araneta Redevelopment Plan Presentation (February 2013); Developers website
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SM North Residences
SM North EDSA
Description SM City North EDSA primarily
consists of contiguous retail
components. Within the immediate
vicinity of the shopping malls are
residential condominiums and a
future office building.
Location North Avenue, cor EDSA, Quezon
City
Developer SM Prime Holdings(Retail);
SM Development Corp (Residential);
SM Land (Office)
Developments SM City North EDSA, Grass
Residences Towers 1,2 & 3, Fern
Residences Towers 4 & 5 (Future)
SM Cyber West (future)
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South Triangle
South Triangle
Description
South Triangle houses some Grade B/C office developments and two of the most significant
television stations in the PhilippinesABS-CBN and GMA 7. As such, numerous residential,
hotel and specialty retail establishments are present in the area.
Location
Barangay South Triangle, Quezon City
Developers of various projects
SMDC, Megaworld Corporation, Vista Land & Lifescapes, Inc., New San Jose Builders
Developments
Hotel Luxent Hotel, Imperial Palace Suites, Rembrandt Hotel
Residential La Breza Tower, Victoria Towers, M Place South Triangle
(future), Wil Tower 1 (future)
Retail Il Terrazo, Shoppes at Victoria
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UP-Ayala Technohub
UP-Ayala Technohub
Description UP-Ayala Technohub is a mixed-use commercial
complex. Most of the office developments in the area are
built-to-suit (BTS) buildings, servicing primarily
Information Technology (IT) and O&O firms.
Location Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City
Developer Ayala Land, Inc.
Developments Office buildings A K, retail complex, office buildings
L P, sports hub (future), hotel (future)
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UP Town Center
UP Town Center
Description Located within the citys university
belt, this development features
popular retail stores, unique
restaurant and services for
students, workers and residents in
this community.
Location Katipunan Avenue, Diliman,
Quezon City
Developer Ayala Land, Inc.
Developments UP Town Center Corporate Center
(located within the mall)
Sources: JLL Research & Consulting; News Articles; Corporate disclosure of Ayala Land
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Vertis North
Vertis North
Description Vertis North is a planned mixed-
use development. The developer
aims to establish a township that
is readily accessible, convenient
and sustainable within a 10-year
period.
Location EDSA, Quezon City
Developer Ayala Land, Inc.
Developments Trinoma, Alveo High Park, Avida
Towers Vita, Vertis North
Corporate Center, and Seda
Vertis North Hotel, an Ayala Mall
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Property Demand Drivers
Outlook and Projection
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Overseas Filipino Remittances
Boosting household consumption and investments including housing purchases
30 OF remittances reached a total of USD 22.8
billion in 3Q15, higher by 3.6% y-o-y.
25 Remittances have continued to
OF Remmittances (in USD billions)
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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Jan -
Nov
2015
Source: BSP; JLL Research & Consulting
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Tourist Arrivals
Growing tourism sector, growing hotel industry
5,000
4,000 fuel demand for hotels.
3,500
4,000
3,000
2,500 3,000
2,000
2,000
1,500
1,000
1,000
500
0 0
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Tourist Arrivals Tourist Receipts
Source: Department of Tourism (DOT)
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Growing Catchment Market
Increasing population in Metro Manila
13.5
Estimated population in Metro Manila
in 2015 is 12.9 million.
13.0
The rising population boosts demand
Population (in millions)
12.0
11.5
11.0
10.5
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Source: NSO, JLL Research & Consulting for the projections
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Growing Population
Quezon City
3,118,247
Source: NSO
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Planned Infrastructure and Developments
Providing more opportunities in the property market
Source: National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), D.M. Consunji Inc. (DMCI) Holdings disclosure, Citra Metro Manila Tollways Corporation (CMMTC)
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Planned Infrastructure and Developments
Quezon City Central Business District
The QC-CBD is a 250-hectare project planned as world-class mixed-use development which will
feature residential and retail complexes, offices tailored for O&O firms, and heath and wellness
centres. The local government also boasts future strategic transit facilities within the district.
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Property Demand Factors
Opportunities to support further growth
Forecast Outlook
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Property Demand Factors
Opportunities to support further growth
Forecast Outlook
OF Remittances Remittances are projected to grow at a moderate pace in light
of the ongoing economic struggles in source countries such as
the Middle East and Europe..
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THANK YOU!
Claro dG. Cordero Jr.
Associate Director
Head Research, Consulting & Valuation
claro.cordero@ap.jll.com