Building for tomorrow

FNG creates spaces that evolve with the needs of Filipinos

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The Observatory is a 4.5-ha mixed use development, rising in the center of Metro Manila. (Artist's Perspective)

Cautious optimism defines the outlook for 2026, as the Philippines enters a period shaped by shifting global currents and emerging local opportunities.

In spite of lowered forecasts from multilateral lenders due to uncertainty about the country’s governance and its ongoing struggle to attract foreign investment, the government is pushing for significant reforms that aim to strengthen long-term growth, rebuilding trust in the country’s institutions, while at the same time adapting to global and domestic risks.

In such a market, opportunity favors the bold. As investors search for stability, Federal Land NRE Global, Inc. (FNG) aims to deliver just that by creating communities grounded in a long-term vision and the strong design principles that have come to define their portfolio.

FNG, the Filipino-Japanese joint venture between Federal Land, Inc. and Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., enters 2026 with an outlook aligned with the country’s current trajectory. With a development philosophy rooted in Japanese precision and Filipino expertise, FNG builds with the long view in mind: Japan-inspired communities shaped by livability, connectivity, and enduring value.

Nowhere is this more evident than in Yume at Riverpark in General Trias and the rising mixed-use development, The Observatory, in Mandaluyong City.