PRESENTING THE PHILIPPINE REAL ESTATE MARKET IN MALAYSIAN REAL ESTATE CONVENTION Entitled   Click here for more details. Property is Local Finance is Global: The Philippine Scenario Bobby Sy presented the impact of OFW remittances in buoying up Philippine real estate in his talk at the FIABCI World Congress last May 31, 2007 at the Palau Congressos de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain, which was attended by 500 delegates across the 60 member countries of FIABCI.  Click here for more details. AUGUST 27, 2005 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES OF DLSU-CSB SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUING EDUCATION At this point in your professional lives and given your sphere of influence in business, it is not enough that we ask you to be the best of who you can be. It is not enough that we ask you to be as innovative as you can be. We ask that you bring contemporary meaning to our Filipino tradition of Bayanihan. We ask that you each take responsibility for the path our nation will trod upon... Be mindful of the fact that the aim of education is not simply to amass knowledge, but more so, the aim of education is to inspire action. Thus, it is incumbent that you attach responsibility into your learning. And to inculcate patriotism in your professional activities... You are amongst the privileged ones to be able to pursue professional continuing education. You sit as one group, different in professional callings and truly diverse in interest. But you are one group unified in what you need to do after you leave the portals of this sacred institution? YOU ALL MUST BECOME THE DIFFERENCE THAT IS NEEDED TO CHANGE OUR NATION FOR THE BETTER.  Click here for more details. January 16, 2010 - FIABCI 61st WORLD CONGRESS - May 24-28, 2010 - Grand Hyatt, Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia View Calendar of Events The Real Estate Puzzle Real estate industry bullish, driven by BPO demand for office space Back to basics for RP real estate in 2009 The Philippine Real Estate Industry: Standing Tall Senate, voting 18-0, approves Real Estate Service Act JP Morgan expects RP to weather external shocks Property investors from the UK and Oz looking to Manila Philippines' property sector is red-hot Philippines seen leading property boom in Asia RP housing booms as US slumps Bobby Sy enjoys a wide network of relationship with property developers, real estate investors, landowners, government agency heads, and real estate service practitioners in the Philippines. He combines his academic learnings with his experience in rawland consolidation and subdivision, site selection and assessment, property development, project packaging, joint venture negotiation, real estate asset management, project marketing and real estate investment in the Philippines. He continues to serve real estate organizations that promotes real estate education and professional standards such as FIABCI-Philippines, PAREB, IPREC, PARA, RESCOP, CREBA, PIEP, among others. He keeps a keen eye on movements in economic zones, industrial parks & warehouse subdivisions; BPOs; central business districts & emerging business districts; residential subdivisions and affordable/socialized/low-cost housing projects; leisure/tourism/recreation projects; farm, hilltop & beach-front developments; golf & yacht club projects; memorial parks & columbaries, as well as changes in government policies and regulations affecting Philippine real estate. Commercial Lot in Baliuag, Bulacan, Philippines Bohol Tourism Industry - Booming GROWTH CORRIDOR: LINDA GROWTH CORRIDOR: MIMAROPA W-Growth Corridor: Central Luzon's Growth Strategy Knowing RESA (Real Estate Service Act) REITS and its Role In the Asia Economic Boom INNOVATIVE HOUSING FINANCE SCHEMES IN THE PHILIPPINES AND ASIA Housing Loan for Overseas Filipino Workers from SSS The Philippine Real Estate Sector In Focus (October 2005 Property Market Update) Balikbayans Guide to Investing in Philippine Real Estate Owning a Home: The Basics Real Estate Appraisal Developments Owning a Home: Hidden Costs and Investment Value of a New Home AEROTROPOLIS: An Emerging Urban Development   © 2007 Bobby Sy. Website developed by Intellego.