AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPhilippines IT-BPM Policy Boost: PEZA says lifting the seven-year moratorium will let new IT parks and centers locate in Metro Manila again, with spillover expansion planned for Central Luzon and other hubs. Office Market Watch: Colliers cuts Metro Manila office demand outlook, citing softer leasing and a higher vacancy forecast as geopolitical tensions delay decisions. U.S. Housing Demand Shift: Foreign buyers bought 67,100 U.S. homes in the year to March 2026, down 14%, offering only limited relief since affordability and high mortgage rates are also weighing on Americans. London Ultra-Luxury Surge: Sales above £15m jumped in London, driven by wealthy Americans, with Beauchamp Estates pointing to a rise in U.S. tech and AI workers buying prime property. Data Center Financing: Cloud Capital closed a $520m data center ABS issuance via a new master trust, targeting AAA-rated, repeatable funding for stabilized assets. Urban Flood Risk: WRI links Nairobi’s flooding to weak land-use enforcement, wetland loss, and drainage failures—pushing for long-term resilience, not just emergency response. Integrated Real Estate Services: JLL reports 8% revenue growth in real estate management, with stronger U.S. office, industrial, and data center leasing momentum.
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