Filinvest Land bags gold awards from Int’l Real Estate Federation

GOTIANUN-LED Filinvest Land, Inc. secured multiple gold awards across its residential properties at the FIABCI Philippines Property and Real Estate Excellence Awards, including Developer of the Year for the third consecutive year.

“Winning across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao proves that our residential offerings stand resilient against market challenges,” Tristaneil D. Las Marias, president and CEO of Filinvest Land, said during the ceremony, according to a media release.

“We view our role not simply as a business transaction, but as a lifelong covenant.”

Mr. Las Marias was also recognized as the Property Man of the Year at the event held on April 29 at Solaire Resort North, Quezon City.

The developer’s performance at the awards highlighted its nationwide residential footprint, stating that these national recognitions serve as an objective, third-party affirmation of consumer confidence in an evolving market where investors prioritize stability.

“We remain strictly accountable to our buyers, ensuring that our construction pipelines are robust, our financial foundations are unshakeable, and the spaces we build guarantee holistic well-being and consistent asset appreciation,” Mr. Las Marias added.

Somerset Lane in Tarlac won the Gold Award for Residential Low-Rise Development in North Luzon. It is a family-oriented house-and-lot community situated in Barangay Salapungan, Tarlac City.

The developer’s 300-hectare Havila township in Taytay, Rizal secured a Silver Award for Masterplan Development as it integrated residential enclaves into natural topography along Metro Manila’s eastern growth corridor.

Filinvest Land’s mid-rise projects were recognized with Futura Monte (Naga, Camarines Sur), Sanremo Oasis (South Road Properties, Cebu), and Maldives Oasis (Davao City) gaining Gold Awards for Mid-Rise Developments in South Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, respectively.

Futura Monte offers studio and two-bedroom units ranging from 22 square meters (sq.m.) to 32 sq.m., with prices starting at P4.2 million, according to the developer’s website. Sanremo Oasis houses studio, one-, and two-bedroom units measured at 20.26 sq.m. to 45.04 sq.m., with units valued at around P4.4 million to P10.6 million; while Maldives Oasis only has two-bedroom units at roughly 22.11 sq.m. to 36.25 sq.m. Units are being sold between P4.3 million to P8.2 million.

In its 2025 annual report, the developer delivered residential revenues of P15.92 billion driven by steady collections, project completions, and sustained demand from ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units. This was also accelerated by RFO inventory monetization through Filinvest Land’s InstaHomes program.

The accelerated monetization of RFO inventory strengthened the developer’s revenue recognition and cash flow visibility as 71% in first-quarter RFO sales came from older inventory. The mid-income housing segment was the primary demand driver as it made up approximately 71% of total residential revenues.

Recently, the developer reduced its unsold residential inventory by P4.1 billion as they pursued asset monetization and balance sheet optimization initiatives.

Shares in Filinvest Land rose 1.43% or a centavo to close at P0.71 apiece. — Juliana Chloe A. Gonzales