We Pinoys say, "Theres no place like home." And were damn right. Who said the Philippines doesnt have the best of real estate? For foreign Pinoys who have not seen our home country for so many years of hard work abroad, hold your breath and look below...
Gaze at the beautiful night lights overlooking Manila or the sub-urbs of the capital. Whether your horizon comes from a cooler, high-ground city, the veranda of new Philippine mansions / resort homes or atop high rise Philippine condominiums, we will showcase the most affordable and beautiful properties in the most contemporary designs that you have ever laid your eyes on.
The Philippines, in its commitment to make the country a better place for doing business, continues to pursue structural reforms to further liberalize the economy to the world. Investors can now look forward to doing profitable business in the country with full confidence over the long term.
There is a long list of opportunities awaiting investors in the Philippines. Priority investment projects are in export-oriented industries, parts and components (electronics, automotive, construction materials, etc.), infrastructure, agriculture and agribusiness, mining, tourism, information technology and support services, among other things.
The Philippines is considered one of the best countries in Asia for expatriate living. It is highly regarded for its openness to varied cultures and availability of a wide array of quality, round-the-clock entertainment. Foreigners enjoy accessible and affordable amenities- business centers, housing, schools, hospitals, shopping malls, hotels and restaurants, beach resorts and other recreation centers.
Companies that desire to position themselves in East Asia, as the region forecasts economic growth, take a close look at the Philippines for its strategic location. The Philippines lies at the heart of the two great seas of commerce- the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea, both at the crossroads of eastern and western business, trade and culture.
The Philippines strategic geographic location makes it a strong contender to be Asias leading regional transshipment and tourist hub. The presence of a readily available workforce, the existence of deep-water harbors and seaport terminals, and a campaign to open up the countrys skies for cargo underscores the countrys claim. The Philippines is readily accessible from major travel capitals of the world.
Global companies organizing offshore service operations choose the Philippines for its abundant supply of highly trainable, skilled and English-speaking labor force. Even as the Philippines continue to export labor, its human resources sector has earned the reputation for world-class skills and capabilities and international competitiveness in terms of quality, cost and availability. Filipinos proficiency has set them apart from other nationalities, and has contributed to the countrys attractiveness as an investment site.
The World Competitiveness Yearbook 2000, a study of 47 industrialized and emerging economies, revealed that the Philippine is the most competitive in Asia when it comes to skilled labor. The study also disclosed that the Philippines is third to the United States and Chile in availability of competent senior managers.
Information technology and engineering companies expanding their operation in Asia choose the Philippines for the design capabilities of Filipino information and communications technology (ICT) professionals and engineers. Quality human resources, improvements in the telecommunications infrastructure, and an established policy and regulatory framework make ICT investments in the Philippines an increasingly attractive proposition.
The ICT sector in the Philippines has been greatly enhanced by the passage of the Electronic Commerce Act (ECA) in the year 2000. The law affirms and communicates the governments seriousness in establishing the policy and legislative environment for the development of ICT and the conduct of e-commerce in the Philippines in particular.
The countrys tax and fiscal incentives for companies located in free port areas and eco-zones continue to attract investors. Basic rights and guarantees of investors include repatriation of investments, remittance of earnings, access to foreign loans and contacts, freedom from expropriation and non-requisition of investments. Up to 100% ownership is allowed in priority industries. Telecommunications, shipping, oil, banking and insurance industries have been deregulated. Simplified assistance and facilitated investment procedures through Express Lanes and One-Stop-Action/Processing Centers are available.
Significant reserves. Substantial finds. Rich deposits. Without doubt, the Philippines is a resource-rich country. However, all these riches of the land and sea pale against the countrys most precious resource-its people. Filipinos are friendly, warm, and tolerant, qualities which make them easy to live and work with.
They are also open to foreign ideas, and flexible and adaptable when faced with new challenges. With their competence and skills, they make excellent workers and managers.
Clearly, there is a rich field of business opportunities in the country. The Philippines is committed to helping businesses develop and prosper in order to encourage more investors.
This is the right time for investors to take advantage of the opportunities the country is offering. PHILIPPINEEMBASSY.CA
This is the right time for investors to take advantage of the opportunities the country is offering. PHILIPPINEEMBASSY.CA
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This blog is very informative and really nice. I am agree that we have a lot of best real estate here in our country and I could say that they are in good quality also the beautiful one like the properties here at Eton. Thanks for sharing this.
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