Filipinohomes Agents Master Two Bohol Developers in Joint Product Knowledge Seminar

BOHOL — Filipinohomes agents and brokers gathered at the network's Bohol office on June 3, 2026, for a joint product knowledge seminar featuring Amiraland Development Corporation and Primeland. The afternoon Train‑the‑Trainers session equipped participants with the tools to explain project specifics, financing packages, and updated sales materials for two of the province's active residential developers.

Unlike a basic product orientation, the session included breakout exercises where senior agents practiced presenting each developer's portfolio. They handled buyer questions about pricing and construction timelines, ensuring product expertise can be efficiently disseminated across the local sales force. The format multiplies the impact of the training, creating a network of knowledgeable mentors.

Amiraland: Affordable Homes in Safe Locations

Amiraland Development Corporation officially opened its Tagbilaran office on February 17, 2026. The home‑grown developer focuses on residential communities with an emphasis on affordability and nature‑oriented living. Its Amira Verde Subdivision in Baclayon offers ready‑for‑occupancy townhouses priced between ₱1.7 million and ₱2.3 million.

The project sits in an elevated area with low to moderate flood risk, a key selling point for families. Amiraland also has upcoming developments, including Nativa Residences, signaling a sustained pipeline of affordable inventory. These projects align with Bohol's growing need for economic housing, where buyers can access Pag‑IBIG financing at a subsidized 3‑percent interest rate under the national Expanded 4PH Program.

Primeland: Vertical Living for a Growing Market

Primeland, operating under Bohol Primeland Corporation, develops condominium communities designed for both local buyers and out‑of‑province investors. The board is chaired by Alfonso R. Damalerio II, a co‑founder of Atharra Primeland Development Corporation with over three decades of experience in Bohol.

The seminar covered Primeland's vertical projects, with agents reviewing floor plans, sample amortization schedules, and features that differentiate the developer's offerings. With Bohol's pre‑selling condo market attracting young professionals, retirees, and OFWs seeking rental income properties, the Primeland segment filled a specific gap in agents' product portfolios.

A Pipeline of Trained Salespersons

The June 3 seminar follows a string of training events at the Bohol office. On May 30, the network held a Rent Managers pinning ceremony. On May 16, a brokerage training session deepened transaction‑handling skills. On May 2, Team VIP signed its contract, adding a dedicated sales team. These back‑to‑back activities have built a steady pipeline of trained, product‑knowledgeable salespersons.

Bohol's property market continues to benefit from record tourism arrivals and major infrastructure upgrades. The first Japan charter flight landed on May 2, and the airport capacity expansion is underway. For the agents who completed the training, the Train‑the‑Trainers format means product knowledge on both developers will cascade efficiently through the local sales force.