Manila’s residential property sector, which relies heavily on Chinese online gaming operators, has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Handout
Manila’s residential property sector, which relies heavily on Chinese online gaming operators, has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Handout

Manila’s residential towers slowly emptying out amid an exodus of online casinos from the Philippine capital

  • The Philippines’ online gaming industry has taken a beating amid weaker demand due to the pandemic, with many operators giving up their licences
  • Rents in Manila’s residential condominiums are likely to fall 10 per cent on average by the year-end, according to property broker KMC Savills

Manila’s residential property sector, which relies heavily on Chinese online gaming operators, has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Handout
Manila’s residential property sector, which relies heavily on Chinese online gaming operators, has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Handout
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