COVID-19 had a major impact on Philippine
real estate as well as other countries. Developments stopped and others had to
sell their investments because of the pandemic brought. But things are starting
to look up and people are now slowly getting back to work. A lot of businesses
closed but a lot of businesses also opened up.
I’ve recently read an article
about the Philippines having policy reforms on local real estate. (here)
It said that the government will continue to strengthen the development of the
housing and real estate sectors in the country. The reform they said will boost
investor confidence in the property sector. The article also quoted Diokno that
real property tax will offer a progressive source of revenue for LGUs. Real Estate
services have also
been picking up anew, harnessing the private sector’s potential through the
public-private partnership to implement impactful projects with the Country’s
development goals.
I’ve been very picky in choosing the right space for us. We’re a family of 4 and I want more space for my kids to roam around. Currently, the family and I are positioning ourselves in purchasing our first property. One thing that I came across is the mortgage calculator which helped me compute my monthly payments. https://www.mortgagecalculator.uk/, while the site is originally catered to the UK market, the monthly payments math works the same about everywhere other than the current units and the property prices.
This way you can figure out your loan and easily calculate
your payments with this online calculator. I think that this is very useful because
what makes the site unique are the graphs of loan repayment along with the
monthly and yearly amortization tables. There are also other additional
calculators like printable
amortizations, loan
overpayment, and remortgages.
From what I’ve learned in the past, assets are still good
investments, and it’s important that we have visibility on the monthly spending
and costs. Now that the market is slowly getting back, it might be a good idea
for you to check the real estate market for investment opportunities.
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