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Investment & Capital Markets
We combine people, services and knowledge to best meet our individual client’s needs. By combining our clients’ business objectives with our deep understanding of marketplace opportunities, our Investment & Capital Markets team crafts bespoke solutions that deliver results.
We provide a myriad of unparalleled services and resources to private owners and institutional clients, for single assets and multi-market portfolios, locally and around the world. Whatever your needs, we utilize a results-driven approach by creating custom project teams based on client type, product category, and geographic area in order to deliver the best service possible. We are the only service provider that is ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System Certified.
Our People
The Investment & Capital Markets team is composed of competent and seasoned individuals in the field of negotiation and real estate advisory. When appropriate, we build cross-functional and regional teams to work collaboratively on projects. Our professionals are dedicated to supporting clients in the achievement of their business goals.
Santos Knight Frank evaluates real estate projects based on their overall viability, thoroughly undertaking due diligence and comprehensive analyses. The project particulars are then professionally packaged into marketing materials that are made available to a roster of prospective investors. Our services go through the full route in establishing linkages and go as far as matching up users and suppliers of financial capital for real estate, giving due consideration to their specific financial preferences and targets.
Our Knowledge
Our extensive industry knowledge, coupled with a consultative approach and vast global resources, helps our clients harness the value of their real estate assets. The team enhances the value of each asset through multiple business solutions with a clear focus on revenue enhancement. We leverage our size and global reach to set the industry standards in market knowledge, expense containment and execution and yet deliver on our commitment to maintain personal relationships with our clients while understanding their needs at a local level.
Latest Articles
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Vacancies in the Vacation Market: Hotel Hotspots for Investors
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Revenge travel is driving the recovery of the Philippine tourism industry as the country sees the rise in foreign and local tourists, marking the industry’s bright prospects moving forward. The hospitality business is one sector that is benefiting from this revenge travel, which has become a global phenomenon post-pandemic. Revenge travel is a media buzzword […]
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Battle of the Beaches: Palawan or Puerto Galera?
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On the lookout for a beach property? We compare two of the most popular beach destinations in the Philippines. We explore their differences and intricacies that may help you decide which location is the better choice for your island home.
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Common Mistakes Buyers Make When Acquiring a Residential Property
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Save yourself time and money by avoiding common missteps so you can make better decisions when purchasing your home. Read to learn how.
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Why Living in The Viridian Might Be Your Best Decision This Year Yet
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Known as "The Belly of The Dragon", live your best life with luck at The Viridian, Greenhills. Check out our featured units in this article.
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Investing in ESG through Real Estate – A Guide for Occupiers
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ESG has greatly accelerated since the global pandemic as the demand for greener and open spaces heightened. How does ESG and its three pillars - environmental, social, and governance - accelerates value and how can this be applied in businesses moving forward?
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Rising to the Location
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Congestion and retail saturation are two of the Philippines’ market dilemmas. In a 2019 Asian Development Bank (ADB) report, Metro Manila was tagged as the most congested city among developing countries in Asia. This was confirmed by the country’s former Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) spokesperson Celine Pialago who pointed out market saturation as one […]
