DMCI Homes on Sunday announced a robust project pipeline for 2026, supported by a P16-billion capital expenditure program aimed at sustaining growth in the residential property market.
The property developer said it planned to launch four residential developments targeting the premium, leisure, and mid-market segments.
These include One South Drive, a luxury development in central Baguio City, and Moriyama Nature Park, a Japanese-inspired leisure community in Calamba, Laguna, alongside upcoming projects in Quezon City and Taguig City.
“With interest rates expected to ease, we anticipate a healthier environment for homebuyers and a gradual recovery in the housing market,” said Alfredo Austria, DMCI president.
“We will continue offering value-for-money homes with practical financing options, while rolling out new projects at a pace that reflects both opportunity and prudence,” he added.
Bulk of the 2026 capital spending will go toward the construction of 13 ongoing developments and preparations for upcoming launches, with the remainder allocated to land acquisitions and equipment purchases.
The company also reported strong demand for rent-to-own units, which reached a record P14.5 billion in total property value in 2025 — nearly double the P7.3 billion posted in 2024.
DMCI Homes said its investment and project expansion reflected confidence in a gradual recovery of the housing sector and growing demand for residential properties across Metro Manila and key growth areas.
Shares of parent firm DMCI Holdings closed at P10.78 each on Friday, up by 0.94 percent.
