Global-Estate Resorts, Inc. (GERI), Megaworld Corporation’s integrated tourism estates developer, reported that its net income hiked 70 percent to P1.5 billion in the first nine months of 2022 from P850 million in the same period last year.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the firm said its attributable nine-month net income rose 69 percent to P1.3 billion this year from last year’s P772.0 million.

Consolidated revenues in the first nine months of the year increased by 36 percent to P4.8 billion from last year’s P3.6 billion, driven by strong real estate sales of P3.9 billion—44 percent higher than the P2.7 billion achieved in 2021 and mostly a result of higher construction completion.
Real estate demand turned positive compared to last year for the first nine months of the year, with reservation sales increasing by 3 percent to P13.6 billion following strong demand in the third quarter.
Leasing revenues in the first nine months of the year grew by 34 percent to P317.2 million from last year’s P236.5 million as the company continued the recovery of its rental portfolio.
Revenues from hotel operations grew by 274 percent to P255.1 million from last year’s P68.2 million driven by improving mobility, a return to leisure, and the rise of tourist arrivals in the country.
GERI almost tripled its net income for the third quarter to P598.9 million this year from P206.7 million last year driven by stellar growth from our real estate, leasing, and hotel revenues.
Attributable net income surged 231.4 percent to P557.8 million during the quarter from last year’s P168.3 million.
Consolidated revenues reached P1.9 billion during the third quarter, up by 65 percent from last year’s P1.1 billion.
Real estate sales increased by 75 percent to P1.6 billion from last year’s P888.7 million. Hotel revenues also soared by 314.3 percent to P97.4 million from last year’s P23.5 million, while leasing revenues grew by 130 percent to P105.7 million from last year’s P46.0-million.
Reservation sales in the third quarter of 2022 increased by 14 percent to P5.2 billion from last year’s P4.5-billion, largely from its residential and commercial properties.
“Our solid quarter reflects our company’s position and commitment to capturing the growing momentum in the tourism and leisure market. We look forward to sustaining the momentum into the oncoming holiday season as we near our pre-pandemic profitability levels,” said GERI President Monica T. Salomon.