Philippine Home Prices Post Slowest Growth in Seven Years in Q2 2026
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Home prices in the Philippines grew at the slowest pace on record in the second quarter of 2026, with an annual increase of 0.4%. This marked the weakest year-on-year real estate price expansion since the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) began publishing its house price index in 2019. The slowdown was driven by a decline in residential property prices outside the National Capital Region (NCR), which offset sustained growth in the NCR. Housing prices in NCR rose by 5.2% annually, while those outside NCR declined by 2.7%. Condominium prices increased by 6%, while house prices slipped by 4.1%.
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