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Best Real Estate and Construction Companies in Philippines

The 83 best Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Vista Land.

83companies tracked
$662.6Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
3have raised
Sources & further reading
  • ResearchAndMarkets.com
  • Grand View Research

Ranked: Best Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackMarket signals (1y)Recent signals
1Vista Land
Developer of residential properties
$650M124 mo agoPublicManuel Paolo Villar
CEO & President
2007WordPressZohoMySQL+213 expansions
2Philippines Urban Living Solutions
Developer of residential properties
$12M122 mo agoSeries A2011
3Regenesys
Provider of leading visual marketing solutions for real estate industry
$100K108 mo agoSeedSam Dharmapala
Founder & CEO
2014
4DoubleDragon
Developer of commercial real estate properties
107 mo agoPublicEdgar Sia
Founder & CEO
2009PHPCodeIgniterApache HTTP Server+4
5Pryce Corporation
Developer of commercial property
114 mo agoLate StageSalvador P Escano
CEO
1989MUIReactJSS+5
68990 Holdings
Affordable housing development company
Funding RaisedJ J Atencio
CEO & President
2005WordPressMySQLPHP+18
7A Brown Company
Developer of residential properties and power infrastructure
Public1966WordPressMySQLPHP+22
8agard solutions philippines
Agard Solutions is a design agency.

Top 5 Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines

#1
Public · Mandaluyong, National Capital Region · founded 2007 · 1867 employees
$650Mraised

Developer of residential properties

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 56k LinkedIn followers — 9.3% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 3 expansions announced in 12 mo
Founders & team
Manuel Paolo VillarCEO & President
Tech stack
AosBootstrapCloudflareCloudflare TurnstileContact Form 7Core-Js
#2
Series A · Makati, National Capital Region · founded 2011 · 23 employees
$12.5Mraised

Developer and manager of purpose-built young professional rental housing properties based in Makati, Philippines. The company offers smart and efficient young executive suites that address the need for smaller living spaces fully furnished and fitted with a first-class bed, private bathroom, kitchenette and storage space.

Investors
Franklin Templeton Investments, Bank of the Philippine Islands, Templeton Private Equity Partners
#3
Seed · Cebu City, Central Visayas · founded 2014
$100Kraised

Owner and operator of a business process outsourcing company intended to restore the lives of survivors of slavery by employing them in technology-centric jobs. The company's service includes sales support, operations and back office services and core skills program embeds greater executive functioning alongside character traits such as grit, self-control, and conscientiousness, enabling clients to adopt automation and leading cloud-based as-a-service platforms that delivers better outcomes compared to traditional outsourcing.

Founders & team
Sam DharmapalaFounder & CEO
Investors
Praxis
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpApache Http Server
#4
Public · Pasay, Metro Manila · founded 2009 · 532 employees
raised

Developer of commercial real estate properties

Founders & team
Edgar SiaFounder & CEO
Tech stack
Apache Http ServerCodeigniterGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Font ApiJqueryMicrosoft 365
#5
Late Stage · Makati, National Capital Region · founded 1989
raised

Developer of commercial property

Founders & team
Salvador P EscanoCEO

Funding & investor landscape

$662.6Mtotal disclosed funding
3companies funded
0disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Bank of the Philippine Islands1 rounds
CLMT Partners1 rounds
Fincasa Ventures1 rounds
Franklin Templeton Investments1 rounds
Global Emerging Markets1 rounds
Golden Valley Capital1 rounds
Oak Drive Ventures1 rounds
Praxis1 rounds
TPG1 rounds
Templeton Private Equity Partners1 rounds

Notable founders

Manuel Paolo Villar
CEO & President · Vista Land
Sam Dharmapala
Founder & CEO · Regenesys
Edgar Sia
Founder & CEO · DoubleDragon
Salvador P Escano
CEO · Pryce Corporation
Prism market signals · Philippines · country-scoped Prism corpus, 816,094 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Real Estate and Construction coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many Real Estate and Construction companies are there in Philippines?
Radar tracks 83 indexable Real Estate and Construction companies headquartered in Philippines that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines?
The Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines on this list have raised a combined $662.6M in disclosed equity funding across 3 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Real Estate and Construction company in Philippines?
Vista Land is the highest-funded Real Estate and Construction company in Philippines, with $650M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines are funded?
3 of the 83 Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Real Estate and Construction unicorns are there in Philippines?
None of the Real Estate and Construction companies in Philippines on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Philippines Real Estate and Construction companies?
The most active investors in Philippines Real Estate and Construction companies on this list include Bank of the Philippine Islands, CLMT Partners, Fincasa Ventures, Franklin Templeton Investments, Global Emerging Markets.
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