Articles tagged "Peso Exchange Rate"
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Philippine Property Market: Peso Hits Record Low, Boosting Buying Power for Overseas Filipinos
A fresh currency milestone could stretch remittances further for property purchases abroad
The peso's record-low close against the dollar may give OFWs and foreign-currency earners more purchasing power for Philippine property purchases and payments.
Philippine Property Market: Peso Hits Record Low as Pag-IBIG Expands Housing Loan Options
A weaker peso, new developer tie-ups and a housing expo shape the week's news for Filipinos abroad
The peso's record slide, fresh Pag-IBIG developer partnerships, a 50,000-unit housing expo and slowing remittance growth top this week's property news for OFWs.
Philippine Property Market: Housing Expo, Remittance Fees and the Peso in Focus
What this week's developments mean for OFWs and overseas Filipino property buyers
A housing expo offering Pag-IBIG discounts, a push to cut OFW remittance fees, and a peso rebound — what this week means for property buyers abroad.
Philippine Property Roundup: New Housing Sites Via Pag-IBIG-BCDA Deal, Peso Holds Near Record Lows
What overseas Filipinos need to know about new affordable housing land and this week's dollar-peso range
Pag-IBIG and BCDA open government land for affordable homes near New Clark City, while the peso hovers near record-weak levels against the dollar.
Philippine Property Market: Cavite Housing Milestone and Peso Gains Shape Week's Outlook
A Pag-IBIG housing push in Cavite and a stronger peso highlight what matters for property owners abroad
Nearly 4,000 Cavite housing units reach a milestone under Pag-IBIG as the peso strengthens and inflation risks rise — key updates for Filipinos abroad.
Philippine Property Market: Pag-IBIG Housing Milestone and OFW Remittance Risks
A Cavite condo project advances as peso swings and Middle East tensions cloud remittance flows
Pag-IBIG-backed Cavite condo towers reach a milestone while Middle East tensions and a weaker peso create mixed signals for OFW remittances and property buying power.