Filipinohomes CEO Anthony Leuterio To Host Wealth Seminar for Beginners Amid Pampanga’s Property Boom on May 20

PAMPANGA – Aspiring real estate professionals in Central Luzon have a rare opportunity to learn from one of the industry’s most recognized leaders on May 20, 2026, when Filipinohomes founder and CEO Anthony Leuterio conducts a “Build Wealth in Real Estate: Essential Strategies for Beginners” seminar at Max’s Restaurant Balibago along the MacArthur Highway. The free session, which begins at 2:30 PM, is designed for individuals with no prior industry experience.

Leuterio, a 2024 International Realtor of the Year, built Filipinohomes from a modest start into the country’s largest real estate network, now with over 35,000 agents nationwide. The May 20 seminar will cover prospecting techniques, client handling, digital marketing tools, and a step‑by‑step roadmap to earning a first six‑figure commission. The event follows similar successful seminars in Iloilo, Bacolod, Davao, and Cavite earlier in May, underscoring the network’s aggressive push to recruit and train agents in high‑growth regional markets.

Recent Filipinohomes momentum in Pampanga

The Angeles seminar comes as Filipinohomes has been actively building its presence in Central Luzon. On May 19, the network will hold a wealth seminar at Max’s Restaurant Salitran in Dasmariñas, Cavite, featuring Leuterio alongside Havitas Chairman Alejandro Mañalac and Consul RJ Ledesma. Earlier in the month, Filipinohomes conducted a New Agents Orientation at its Bulacan office (April 25) and participated in the 6th National WeeComm Awards at Solaire North, where Leuterio Realty and Brokerage was honored for sales performance. The network also recently opened its 142nd office in Bacolod and held a Social Media Workshop in Davao (May 18). The May 20 event now adds a consumer‑facing touchpoint in Pampanga, offering a direct entry point for career‑shifters, fresh graduates, and overseas Filipino workers looking to enter the real estate industry.

Why Pampanga is a 2026 real estate magnet

Pampanga’s property market is being transformed by a combination of infrastructure milestones, record investments, and large‑scale residential developments – factors that create sustained demand for well‑trained real estate professionals.

Record infrastructure spending reshapes connectivity

On March 28, 2026, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ordered the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) to complete the remaining works of the Airport to New Clark City Access Road (ANAR) in Mabalacat, a 19.81‑kilometer, six‑lane toll‑free highway that will cut travel time from Clark International Airport to New Clark City from one hour to just 20 minutes. The project, now 95.21 percent complete, is expected to be finished by June 24, 2026. President Marcos described the ANAR as “a red carpet rolled out to those who will partake in all the best things that Clark can offer,” and a key component in boosting Clark as an investment and tourism destination under the “Build Better More” program.

On May 16, 2026, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) approved a strategic road link connecting the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) Sta. Ines Exit directly to the Mabalacat–Atlu Bola Bypass Road. The new connection will reduce commute times for residents of Symphony Homes Mabalacat and other communities, providing seamless access to Clark Freeport Zone, Clark International Airport, and major retail hubs like SM City Clark and MarQuee Mall. The infrastructure upgrade arrives as developer SM Development Corporation (SMDC) aggressively markets the property to starter families, young professionals, and OFWs.

Clark posts record investments and tourism surge

Clark Development Corp. (CDC) secured between ₱9 billion and ₱10 billion in investments in the first quarter of 2026, putting the agency on track to exceed its full‑year commitment of ₱12.35 billion. Approved projects include a ₱4‑billion mixed residential and hotel development on a 2‑hectare site near the Hann Resorts area, and a ₱1.23‑billion expansion of an assisted living facility catering to Filipino and foreign retirees. CDC business development vice president Noelle Mina Meneses noted that the strong first‑quarter performance already represents the bulk of the investment target, signaling robust confidence in Clark’s growth trajectory despite global uncertainties.

Clark is also emerging as a tourism powerhouse. In 2025, the Freeport Zone reported over 33 million visitor arrivals, and hotel occupancy rates now average around 80 percent, indicating strong demand for accommodations. Clark was hailed Asia’s Leading Meetings and Conference Destination at the 32nd World Travel Awards (WTA) for Asia and Oceania – the first time a Philippine destination won in this category. The zone’s Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) sector is now the primary revenue driver, with majority of revenues coming from tourism‑related establishments.

Major developers accelerate Pampanga pipeline

Megaworld Corp. has earmarked ₱65 billion in capital expenditures for 2026, with residential, office, and retail projects in Pampanga among those being expanded. The developer’s flagship Capital Town in San Fernando City is a 300‑hectare master‑planned township featuring residential condominiums, office spaces, a hotel, and retail destinations, with property values steadily appreciating as infrastructure and amenities are completed.

Ayala Land is introducing Centrala, a 48‑hectare master‑planned commercial estate in Angeles City designed to become the next dynamic business hub in Central Luzon. The development, scheduled for completion in Q4 2026, features a 2.5‑hectare central park and integrates flexible office spaces, retail establishments, and innovative living solutions. The project represents Ayala Land’s first estate in Angeles, poised to attract businesses looking to expand in one of the most promising regions in the country.

Filinvest Land Inc. is also expanding its presence in Pampanga with Claremont Mabalacat, a prime residential investment opportunity supported by continued infrastructure investment such as expressway expansions and Clark International Airport development.

What participants will learn

For the aspiring agents who attend the May 20 seminar, the takeaway will be clear: Pampanga is at the center of Central Luzon’s transformation. With a 20‑minute airport‑to‑city road link, a new NLEX bypass, record‑breaking investments in Clark, a 48‑hectare Ayala business district, and a 300‑hectare Megaworld township, the province offers one of the most dynamic property markets outside Metro Manila. New recruits will be paired with unit managers for field training, gaining access to Filipinohomes’ national property database and developer partners such as Megaworld, Ayala Land, SMDC, and Filinvest.

The seminar serves as a direct recruitment channel for Filipinohomes’ Central Luzon expansion. By equipping a new batch of agents with product knowledge on Pampanga’s growing pipeline, the network aims to convert seminar attendees into field‑ready salespersons. With the province’s infrastructure boom accelerating and investor confidence at record levels, the May 20 event positions a fresh pool of agents to help meet rising demand for quality, affordable housing in one of Luzon’s fastest‑growing provinces, backed by the full resources of the country’s largest real estate network.