DMCI Homes Maps Out 2026 Growth with ₱16-Billion Investment Program
DMCI Homes is entering 2026 with a confident yet measured growth strategy, unveiling a project pipeline of four residential developments supported by a ₱16-billion capital expenditure program. The company is positioning itself to respond to improving market conditions while continuing to provide accessible, well-designed homes to Filipino buyers.
“With interest rates expected to ease, we anticipate a healthier environment for homebuyers and a gradual recovery in the housing market,” said Alfredo R. Austria, President of DMCI Homes. “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.”
Subject to market conditions, DMCI Homes is preparing a diverse mix of developments for 2026, spanning premium, leisure, and mid-market segments. These include One South Drive, a luxury residential project in central Baguio City, and Moriyama Nature Park, a Japanese-inspired leisure community in Calamba, Laguna. Additional projects are also in the pipeline for Quezon City and Taguig City, reinforcing the company’s presence in key urban growth areas.
The bulk of the 2026 capital spending will be allocated to the construction of 13 ongoing developments, as well as preparatory works for upcoming launches. The remaining funds will be directed toward strategic land acquisitions and the purchase of equipment to support operational efficiency and long-term expansion.
Meanwhile, DMCI Homes’ rent-to-own program continued to gain strong traction, reaching a record ₱14.5 billion in total property value in 2025—nearly double the ₱7.3 billion recorded in 2024. The milestone underscores the company’s commitment to flexible ownership solutions and its ability to adapt to the evolving needs of homebuyers.
With a disciplined investment approach and a customer-focused product mix, DMCI Homes remains well-positioned to support housing market recovery while delivering sustainable growth in 2026 and beyond.
