BACOLOD CITY – Team A and Team VS of Filipinohomes convened for a “kamustahan” meeting on May 7, 2026, at the network’s Bacolod office located at the 2nd Floor of Pacita Building along B.S. Aquino Drive. The session brought together team leaders, unit managers, and salespersons for informal updates, performance assessments, and strategic alignment as the local sales force enters a busy second quarter.

The gathering, which blended camaraderie with targeted agenda points, allowed team members to share first‑quarter achievements, discuss challenges in client prospecting, and review upcoming developer project launches. The “kamustahan” format – a Filipino term for checking in on one another’s well‑being – reflects Filipinohomes’ emphasis on fostering strong internal relationships while maintaining professional momentum.

Recent Filipinohomes Momentum in Bacolod

The May 7 meeting follows a series of Filipinohomes activities in Bacolod over the past two weeks. On April 23, Team Red Diamonds signed contracts at the network’s Bacolod office. On May 5, CEO Anthony Leuterio received a rousing welcome from a large entourage of Bacolod agents, followed by a team leaders and unit managers meeting and strategic talks with Suntrust Properties regarding the La Sonrisa community inside Megaworld’s ₱8‑billion “The Sugartown” township. On May 6, the network opened its 142nd office at Burgos‑Lacson Street, conducted a 300‑agent wealth seminar at Ayala Central Hall, and hosted an evening leadership dinner at L Fisher Hotel. On May 7, earlier in the day, Team Chin Dynasty and Team Wire Toppers also held contract signings at the Bacolod office. Team A and Team VS’s kamustahan adds to the week’s intense expansion activity.

Why Bacolod’s Sports Tourism Surge is a 2026 Real Estate Magnet
While residential and infrastructure fundamentals remain strong, Bacolod’s upcoming sports calendar is creating fresh waves of visitor arrivals and short‑term rental demand:

• National PRISAA Games 2026 (May 9‑16) – More than 12,000 delegates from 17 regions will compete at the Panaad Park and Stadium. The city government allocated ₱1 million in financial assistance and logistical support for transport, venues, billeting, and traffic management. An influx of thousands of athletes, coaches, and families will drive demand for accommodations, benefiting properties near the sports complex and commercial strips. This four‑day sporting event is expected to boost hotel occupancy and provide a lucrative opportunity for short‑term rental property owners.

• FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup Southeast Asia Basketball Association Qualifiers (June 2‑6) – The international cage tournament will bring basketball delegates from across Southeast Asia. Possible venues include the STI West Negros University Gymnasium and the SM Skyhall, with practice sessions at the Bacolod City College Gymnasium.

• Batang Pinoy National Championships (December 12‑18, 2026) – Bacolod will host the 17th edition of this grassroots sports program, its fourth time as host after 1999, 2001, and 2013. The last edition gathered 19,700 athletes from 191 local government units competing across 27 sports, generating substantial economic activity for the host city. Thousands of athletes, coaches, and support staff will fill hotels, transient homes, and rental properties for a full week. Mayor Greg Gasataya described the hosting as part of the city’s “serious thrust to boost sports tourism and to make Bacolod City a leading sports development center in the region.”

Sports Infrastructure Upgrades

These events are supported by ongoing sports infrastructure improvements. The city recently unveiled a ₱241‑million Multi‑Purpose Center and state‑of‑the‑art skate park in Barangay Vista Alegre, which will serve as a training hub and competition venue. Mayor Gasataya has also cited ongoing developments at the Bacolod Coliseum and other facilities to meet international standards.

Strengthening the Local Sales Force

For Team A and Team VS, the May 7 “kamustahan” meeting reinforced the importance of staying connected during a period of rapid expansion. Team members reviewed best practices for prospecting and client handling, while leaders discussed how to integrate recent contract signees into operational workflows. The meeting also covered upcoming product knowledge sessions with developer partners, ensuring that the local sales force remains equipped with the latest project information

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With Bacolod’s sports calendar creating influxes of visitors – from PRISAA’s 12,000+ delegates in May to FIBA’s regional qualifiers in June and Batang Pinoy’s massive year‑end gathering – demand for short‑term rentals and investor‑grade properties is on the rise. The May 7 kamustahan positioned Team A and Team VS to help meet that demand, backed by the full resources of the country’s largest real estate network.