Strategic evening session: Anthony Leuterio Meets Davao Leaders, Unit Managers on April 23

DAVAO CITY – On the evening of April 23, 2026, Anthony Gerard O. Leuterio, founder and CEO of Filipinohomes, convened a leaders meeting at the network’s Davao office, bringing together key team leaders and unit managers. The session focused on aligning expansion strategies, strengthening agent support, and leveraging Davao City’s strong property market fundamentals.

Strategic alignment for market momentum

The meeting brought together Davao’s top field leaders to review first‑quarter performance and set unified targets for the months ahead. Discussions covered pipeline management, agent mentoring, and plans to roll out new digital tools available through Filipinohomes’ national multi‑listing platform. By keeping every local leader informed and working toward shared goals, the network ensures that its growing Davao team can move quickly and cohesively as it targets new opportunities.

Why Davao City is a critical 2026 hub

Davao’s real estate market has matured into one of the most resilient in the country. Current data shows the median housing price in the city is approximately ₱6.5 million, with the average hitting ₱9.5 million — a reflection of strong demand across segments. Condominiums command around ₱185,000 per square meter on average, while single‑detached homes sit closer to ₱60,000 per square meter. Rental growth is also steady, with year‑over‑year increases of 3% to 6%, supported by stable employment in the IT‑BPM and education sectors.

The city’s momentum is further reinforced by major infrastructure spending. The Davao City Bypass Construction Project has received an approved allocation of more than ₱288 million for fiscal year 2026, part of a broader ₱46.22‑billion release for 1,743 infrastructure projects nationwide.

Strengthening the local leadership structure

Leuterio used the evening session to hear ground‑level insights from team leaders, covering local market trends, client feedback, and best practices for integrating new agents. The meeting also outlined plans for upcoming training sessions, including product knowledge seminars and new agents orientations, to ensure that Davao’s growing sales force stays competitive.

For the leaders who attended, the April 23 meeting was both a strategy huddle and a morale booster. With Davao’s metro area population now at 2,077,000 — a 2.11% increase from 2025 — the city remains a cornerstone of the network’s Mindanao expansion. As the session wrapped up, Leuterio reiterated that consistent leadership alignment is key to building a sustainable, high‑performing real estate community in one of the Philippines’ fastest‑growing urban centers.