Philippines real estate prices are cheaper than in major cities of Asia About one-seventh of the most expensive Hong Kong 

In the Philippines, where the real estate prices are cheaper than in major cities of Asia, the price per square meter is about one-seventh of the most expensive Hong Kong, and about one-fourth of Tokyo price.
A concrete row house (townhouse) equivalent to a condominium can be registered by a foreigner under his/her own name. (A detached house including land is not allowed)
Property ownership in the Philippines is strict. The deed is a certificate with a serial number printed by the central bank.
As background, the fact that the Philippines was a colony of the United States has “written” rooted in it, so foreigners can purchase real estate with peace of mind. 

High-quality luxury condominium at a reasonable price

You can purchase a luxury condominium, equipped with a security gate with guardsman for 24 hours, pool and gym, at a reasonable price.
An increasing number of condominiums have amusement facilities such as billiard tables, darts, and arcades. In the Philippines, it is possible to purchase luxury condominiums in “Makati CBD (Economic Center)” where local wealthy people and expatriates live at a price of about 25% (m2 unit price) of high-rise condominiums in Tokyo. 

Asia’s highest average gross rental yield over 7%
Vacancy rate of Makati CBD luxury condominium is 5% or less

Lots of properties in the metropolitan area have a high yield of 10% or more per year, and the Philippines ‘ real estate market has continued to grow steadily since the Lehman Shock, with an average gross rental yield rate of over 7%. It is the highest level in Asia. The reason is there are many relatively compact condominiums that are popular and located in favorable locations, as well as lower prices and low vacancy rates. The vacancy rate of luxury condominiums in Makati CBD is 5% or less, and it is highly popular for the wealthy. Since rent levels are rising over the long term, we can expect stable real estate investment in the Philippines in the future.