Doña Elena Tower Adds Life to Manila’s Thriving Property Market The City of Manila has definitely had a resurgence under the leadership of Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso. When Mayor Isko removed unlawful obstructions and cleared illegal vendors off of Manila’s streets and sidewalks, he effectively changed how the city looked and how it moved. By cleaning up the city and bringing order to chaos, the determined mayor gave the City of Manila a fresh new feel that continues to inspire business confidence and draw consumer interest. And this hasn’t changed despite the COVID pandemic. According to Lobien Realty Group (LRG), the City of Manila has a total of 99,874.29 square meters (sqm) of gross leasable office space and only 5,650.63 square meters (sqm) are currently vacant. LRG pointed out that this translates to a single digit vacancy rate of 6%, which is very low and signifies that in Manila, there is demand for office spaces and what is supplied in the market is being taken up. One of the most highly anticipated real estate developments in Manila is the Doña Elena Tower, a mixed-use building developed by Happy Coral Way Realty Corporation. This 11-storey building will soon rise in the busy district of Sta. Mesa Manila near the boundary of Mandaluyong City. The Doña Elena Tower, which has LRG as its sole leasing agent, will provide Manila with 19,051 sqm of gross leasable area. Built at an accessible location that’s surrounded by a wide variety of businesses and essential institutions, the Doña Elena Tower offers its tenants the chance to work in a community where most of what they may want or need is readily available. Situated close to the entry and exit ramps of the on-going Skyway Stage 3 project and within the public transport system that connects EDSA through Shaw, LRG says Doña Elena Tower gives the added benefit of having quick access to Mandaluyong’s burgeoning business and residential areas, without having to deal with the hustle and bustle of the already crowded central business districts of Makati, BGC or Ortigas. LRG believes that the office space market is a good barometer for the state of the economy because when office spaces are in demand and supply is being taken up, it means that businesses are expanding, jobs are being generated and money is being spent. Based on the high demand for office spaces in Manila, LRG expects that finding tenants to occupy Doña Elena Tower will not be difficult. Judging by LRG’s optimism, it can be said that Happy Coral Way Realty Corporation made an excellent decision to build the Doña Elena Tower in the City of Manila.

Prioritizing clients’ safety and welfare, New San Jose Builders Incorporated, premier Filipino real estate developer, stepped up their business’ overall communication efforts amid the critical times through its recently launched website redesign project– http://www.nsjbi.com.ph.

Built around customer feedback, the website promotes seamless digital and contactless home-buying with its streamlined, user-focused design that guides prospective and existing clients to the information and services with ease.

Being digitally aggressive on forsales and marketing initiatives is really the way to go.

“NSJBI is now ready for contactless buying of properties. With this [website] update, we are giving our buyers another way of doing business and make things easier for all our clients. An access to our site and a tap on their phones will give our buyers the option to reserve their future home wherever they are,” said Leo A. Barrosa, Senior Vice President of NSJBI.

On the homepage, an addition of a video montage featuring the company’s properties and its condominium projects was produced to give a quick look of what the brand is all about.

While building trust and confidence among clients is too often taken for granted, NSJBI’s consistent online presence and clear brand message are the key points that establish trusting relationship with potential customers.

More so, the newvital security enhancementsprovide more protection against fraud, unauthorized access and identity theft.

For more information about its projects, you may visit https://nsjbi.com.ph/.

Independence Day is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate independence than by empowering yourself by learning from some of the country’s most powerful and independent women in digital marketing and advertising.

These women have shown that not even a pandemic can stop them from staying on top of their game. They have proven to be innovative and truly a leader in their field by showing how adaptable they are to any situation thrown at them, be it a pandemic or the ever-changing times.

Featuring 3 amazing speakers – Miss Amor Maclang (Co-Founder GeiserMaclang), Miss Venus Navalta (CEO of IPG Mediabrands) and Miss Margot Torres (Managing Director of McDonald’s Philippines,) this talk is bound to be a great source of life hacks, amazing work tips, and inspiring stories. Joining our powerhouse cast of speakers is host Miss Issa Litton (Head Trainer, COO of 1Lit Corp) who is a powerful woman herself and one of the most in-demand host in the country.

Amor Maclang is areputation and brandarchitect. She leads businesses that make a positive impact on the country. She is also a champion for the plight of farmers and is helping to raise awareness for their plight. She is also co-founder of Geiser Maclang, one of the strongest marketing, PR, communications, and public affairs companies in the Philippines.

Venus Navalta is a highly respected media industry leader, working with the world’s biggest communications companies, winning 9 Media Agency of the Year awards as well as honors from Cannes, Spikes and FOMA. After her second retirement and at age 56, she founded the global company, IPG Mediabrands, in the Philippines  and changed her story.  Venus is an advocate of the arts and rice sufficiency.

Margot B. Torres is the managing director of one of the country’s leading fast-food chain, McDonald’s. With over 30 years of experience in marketing, communications, and management, Margot is a force to be reckoned with. Margot recently received the CEO Excel Award from International Association of Business Communicators as well as Asia Marketing Federation’s Women Marketer of the Year.

Celebrate Independence Day with Powerful & Independent Women in the world of Digital Marketing & Advertising on June 12, 2020 (2:00PM) organized by PMCM Events Management with CEO & Founder Miss Mys Sandico.

Mys believes that these women make a big difference in any industry they are in and their success stems from a combination of personal drive and ambition. Paired with the full support of their family, friends, and the people they work with, these women create an impact on their work that makes the life of people around them better.

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Raffle Prizes will be given away to viewers after the Q&A so stay tuned until the end of the program.

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Brokers were off to a rough start in 2020, and things continued to get worse as the pandemic raged on. Now that we’re seeing some progress towards normalcy as the country switched to the general community quarantine (GCQ) and modified GCQ, it’s high time for real estate players to consider their recovery options. To aid brokers in their plight, the leading real estate platform Lamudi, which has seen the demand bounceback early in May, is also making a switch: From June 1 to June 30, 2020, uploading up to 50 RFO (ready-for-occupancy) and rental listings on Lamudi is free.

Stimulating the Industry Bounceback

All key players in the real estate industry play a part in the sector’s recovery. For the part of brokers, this means making properties available for seekers so that they can push through with their property purchase. Through Lamudi’s offer, brokers can upload up to 50 RFO and rental listings for free until June 30, 2020, and get their properties out there for the property buyers and investors to see.

This is the platform’s response to the call of the real estate brokers and agents for help during a time of crisis. In a survey conducted by Lamudi, brokers and agents revealed the bottlenecks they experienced during the enhanced community quarantine, including problems conducting trippings and experiencing a slowdown in leads. Lamudi’s initiative helps brokers especially with the latter, allowing property seekers to see their listings when they search online.

Early in May, the demand on Lamudi has already recovered 100%, which is good news for brokers. If they market their listings on the right channel, they can catch high-quality leads from the Philippines and from overseas, which will aid in their recovery during the GCQ.

Offering Free Listings to Empower Broker Businesses

Lamudi’s Modified Enhanced Listing Offer has no strings attached. From June 1-30, 2020, brokers can post up to 50 RFO and rental listings on the platform for free. To make it even easier for brokers, Lamudi has simplified it into a two-step process: Brokers simply need to log in to their Lamudi account or register with a valid email address. Then, they can already start uploading their properties.

Through the Modified Enhanced Listing Offer, brokers and agents will get the following benefits:

1. An effortless digital transition onto a platform that gets 1.5 million monthly site visits. Property buyers and investors are online, and that’s where broker businesses should be, too. During this pandemic, brokers who switched to digital had clients rolling in even amid quarantines. Lamudi’s offer to post up to 50 free RFO and rental listings, which is available from June 1 to 30 only, can open the digital doors for broker businesses.
2. An opportunity to level the playing field. Marketing real estate is important to generate high-quality leads. The industry is quite competitive, which means players with a bigger marketing budget may get a proportionally bigger slice of the pie. With the offer being valid for everyone, this brings even new and starting brokers to the platform where established players are.
3. A one-stop-shop for lead management. It might not be too difficult to market one property, but marketing multiple listings can be stressful when done manually. On Lamudi’s platform, brokers simply have to upload the details of each property, answer inquiries, and track their leads seamlessly through Lamudi’s own Lead Management Tool.
4. A way to get international leads from home. Brokers who have used Lamudi in the past remark on how easy it is to take their business to the international market through a Lamudi subscription. Property seekers who are coming from overseas, including OFWs looking for homes in the Philippines, are included in the leads brokers may generate when they post their listings on Lamudi.

As a digital platform, Lamudi sees the big picture that the real estate market is on track for recovery. Lamudi aims to push this recovery forward by aiding brokers who have been looking for a way to get more clients but currently do not have the means to spend on a Lamudi subscription. In a time when cash is king, Lamudi rises to the challenge and offers their platform to keep the industry afloat, all for free.

Visit lamudi.com.ph to log in or register and start listing your properties online.