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In Metro Manila, traffic has become a business risk more than just an inconvenience. According to the 2023 TomTom Traffic Index, it took an average of 25.5 minutes to travel just 10 km, ranking the city among the most congested in the world. Meanwhile, congestion costs the Philippine economy an estimated Php 3.5 billion per day, a figure projected to rise to ₱5.4 billion daily by 2035 if left unaddressed. (Source: East Asia Forum ) These losses are not only economic, but they

In today’s fast-paced workplace, building a positive culture is about more than perks or flexible schedules. It is about creating moments that bring people together, spark collaboration, and make employees feel like they truly belong. Office celebrations, whether honoring individual achievements, team successes, or company milestones, play a key role in shaping this kind of culture. They are not just fun events. They are opportunities to connect, recognize, and inspire. Why C

Starting a business is one thing, starting a business in the Philippines is another. From managing tight budgets to attracting clients, hiring the right team, and establishing credibility, startups face a lot before they even open their doors. Traditional offices, especially in prime locations like Makati or BGC, bring added pressure: high rent, long-term leases, utility bills, and maintenance costs. For many startups, these expenses can eat into resources that could otherwis

Government services in Metro Manila are evolving—and so are the spaces that support them. Many agencies are relocating to modern, well-designed offices to enhance service efficiency and improve the citizen experience. These moves are not just about new buildings—they’re about creating environments that support better workflows, improve accessibility, and make the most of taxpayer resources. Why Government Modernization Matters According to Colliers Philippines, several key fa

The Philippine office market continues to find its rhythm as companies expand, relocate, and rediscover flexible ways of working. According to the latest Colliers Philippines office market report, Metro Manila’s office sector posted encouraging gains in early 2025, signaling renewed activity after a slower period in previous years. Transaction volumes improved during the first quarter, supported by expansion initiatives and relocation strategies from both traditional occupier