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Damosa Land wins multiple awards at the 14th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards 2026

Elevating Mindanao’s real estate landscape to new heights, Damosa Land, Inc. (DLI) proudly took home multiple top honors at the 14th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards 2026 on Aug. 20, earning national recognition alongside the Philippines’ top developers at Shangri-La The Fort. DLI’s prestigious wins powerfully affirm its commitment to excellence and its lasting impact on […]

Source: BusinessWorld Philippines · August 28, 2026 at 11:01 AM · AI-assisted report

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KUALA LUMPUR, MINDANAO, MANILA, ISLAND GARDEN CITY OF SAMAL, 28 AUGUST 2026 —

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Damosa Land Wins Multiple Awards at PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards 2026

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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 28 — Damosa Land, Inc. (DLI), a leading property developer based in Mindanao, secured multiple top honours at the 14th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards 2026, held on Aug. 20 at Shangri-La The Fort in Manila. The awards underscore DLI’s growing influence in shaping the real estate landscape of the southern Philippines and its expanding portfolio of sustainable, high-impact developments.

The PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards, now in its 14th year, is widely regarded as the benchmark for real estate excellence in the country. The annual event recognises developers and projects that demonstrate innovation, sustainability, and community impact. DLI stood out among the nation’s top developers, earning the Best Boutique Developer award for the second consecutive year and its third win since 2020. As the only Mindanao-based developer honoured this year, the recognition highlights the company’s craftsmanship, forward-thinking vision, and role in pioneering the future of real estate in the region.

“These awards are a strong validation that Mindanao is leading in real estate innovation,” said DLI President Ricardo Floirendo Lagdameo. “We remain committed to delivering world-class yet mindful projects that drive investment and create lasting value for future generations.”

Among DLI’s award-winning projects was TRYP by Wyndham Samal, a condotel development that received two prestigious accolades: Best Investment Condo Development and Best Beachfront Condotel Architectural Design. The project, which broke ground in January 2026, is the first to be approved under the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Securing and Expanding Capital in Real Estate Non-Traditional Securities (SEC-RENT) framework, marking a milestone in the Philippines’ real estate financing landscape.

TRYP by Wyndham Samal is set for completion in 2028 and is inspired by the Bahay na Bato, a traditional Filipino architectural style. The development blends heritage-inspired design with modern tropical hospitality, featuring durable, climate-resilient infrastructure and expansive oceanfront views. As the first global hotel brand to enter the Island Garden City of Samal, the project signals strong international confidence in the island’s tourism and investment potential.

With construction already underway, TRYP by Wyndham Samal has sold 70% of its units, reflecting strong market demand and investor confidence. The development is expected to enhance Samal Island’s appeal as a global tourist destination while contributing to the local economy through job creation and increased tourism revenue.

Beyond TRYP by Wyndham Samal, DLI continues to expand its portfolio with a range of award-winning developments that are transforming Mindanao’s economic landscape. These include Agriya, an agritourism township; Anflo Industrial Estate, an industrial park; Bridgeport, a mixed-use marina lifestyle community; Damosa IT Park, an information technology facility; and premium residential projects such as Kahi Estates, Ameria, and Agriya Gardens. Each development is designed to strengthen the region’s competitiveness while promoting responsible and sustainable growth.

DLI’s approach goes beyond individual projects, focusing on creating integrated ecosystems that combine residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, and community spaces. By thoughtfully linking developments with their surrounding areas, the company aims to foster economic activity and improve quality of life for local communities.

“Our goal is to create ecosystems in every project we build—places where people can live, work, invest, and build their futures,” Lagdameo said. “We want the value of our developments to extend beyond their boundaries, benefiting not only the communities within them but also those around them. That is what responsible development means: creating opportunities, strengthening communities, and contributing to the long-term growth of Mindanao.”

The awards come at a time of rapid growth for Mindanao’s real estate sector, driven by increasing investor interest, infrastructure improvements, and the region’s strategic location in Southeast Asia. DLI’s success reflects broader trends in the Philippines’ property market, where boutique developers are gaining recognition for innovation and sustainability.

For investors and stakeholders in Malaysia, DLI’s achievements highlight opportunities in the Philippines’ real estate market, particularly in emerging regions like Mindanao. The company’s focus on integrated, sustainable developments aligns with growing global demand for responsible investment and eco-friendly urban planning.

DLI’s recognition at the PropertyGuru awards also underscores the increasing competitiveness of Mindanao-based developers on the national stage. As the region continues to attract domestic and international investors, DLI’s model of ecosystem-driven development could serve as a blueprint for similar projects across Southeast Asia.

For more information on Damosa Land and its developments, visit [damosaland.com](https://damosaland.com).

Details not yet available on the broader regional impact of the awards or specific reactions from Malaysian stakeholders.

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