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Mitzie Rae E. Borromeo1, Renniel S. Cabug-os2, Thed Margel C. Maranan3, Dr. Francis Michael P. Yambao4
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15227052
- GAS Journal of Economics and Business Management (GASJEBM)
Sustainability has emerged as a key concept in real estate because of the increasing demand for sustainable development. This research assessed the long-term viability of sustainable real estate as a business strategy, focusing on financial upside, regulatory implication, and its market-competitive nature. This study also indicated that while up-front cash investment in sustainable buildings was higher, operational costs became lower and property value increased along with better governmental compliance over time. However, adoption was slow due to inconsistent policies and market hesitation. These findings showed that there was a strong need for financial incentives, clear regulatory frameworks, and an awareness of the industry’s sustainability in real estate. In the final analysis, this research confirmed that sustainable practice were not only an environmental responsibility but also a competitive advantage in the ever-changing real estate market.