The condominium and dormitory market is projected to grow on the back of the country’s traffic problems, a property consultancy executive said on Wednesday.
“[People] want halfway homes--they sleep in Makati or wherever they work nearby, they have a condo there, and then during the weekends they go home,” Jones Lang Lasalle Philippines Regional Director Sheila Lobien told The Manila Times.
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