BUSINESS● LOWOct 5 · Oct 5, 2026, 6:07 PM
PH landlords trim capex, S&P says
inquirer · philippines · east asia
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine landlords have weathered the property market’s twin challenges of excess vacant homes and weaker sales, as disciplined spending and a shift in investment portfolios help strengthen their finances, S&P Global Ratings said. In a report released on Monday, S&P said the oversupply of residential properties had eased in 2025, although inventories […]... Keep on reading: PH landlords trim capex, S&P says
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