About Us

Who We Are​

At Map & Property 360, is a Davao-based company. We are a new-generation PropTech company redefining how people buy and sell real estate. Our mission is simple: to bring clarity, transparency, and confidence into property transactions by combining online listings with GIS mapping and 360° virtual views.

We believe a property is more than just its walls and price tag — it’s about where it stands, what surrounds it, and how it fits into your future. That’s why we created a platform that gives buyers location intelligence (zoning, hazards, nearby amenities) and gives sellers smarter exposure to serious buyers.

Our team blends expertise in real estate, GIS, and digital innovation to make property transactions more accurate, data-driven, and trustworthy. With Map & Property 360, you don’t just see properties — you see the bigger picture.

WHAT WE DO

At Map & Property 360, we bring real estate to life by combining property listings, GIS mapping, and 360° virtual views into one powerful platform.

Buyers

For Buyers – We provide more than just photos and prices. Every property comes with location intelligence: zoning maps, hazard risks, proximity to schools, malls, transport, and other key amenities — so you can make confident, informed decisions.

Sellers & Brokers

For Sellers & Brokers – We give your properties smarter exposure. Listings are enriched with interactive maps, market comparisons, and immersive 360° tours that attract serious buyers faster.

Communities & Developers

For Communities & Developers – We support data-driven planning by showing how properties fit into the wider urban or rural landscape, helping shape smarter growth.

Final

In short, we don’t just list properties. We map them, analyze them, and connect them to opportunity.

Our Partners

www.geocomms.io

GeoComms.io

www.remax.ph

Remax.io

PROPERTY NEWS

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has signed laws aimed at attracting more foreign investors by extending long-term lease contracts that would create a more stable investment climate. President Marcos signed Republic Act No. 12252, a law liberalizing the lease of private lands by foreign investors and extending the stability of long-term lease contracts for industrial estates, factories, agro-industrial ventures, tourism, agriculture, agroforestry, and ecological conservation from 50 years to up to 99 years.

RA 12252 amended and liberalized several sections of RA 7652, or the Investors’ Lease Act, adding a provision that makes it government policy to guarantee reliable lease contracts and create a stable environment for foreign investors.

Signed on August 29, the new law extends the maximum lease period to 99 years, replacing the old rule of 50 years plus a one-time renewal of up to 25 years.

Under the declaration of policy, the law noted that the State adopts a flexible and dynamic policy on the granting of long-term leases on private lands to foreign investors for the establishment of industrial estates, factories, agro-industrial enterprises, tourism, agriculture, agro-forestry, and ecological conservation.

The law also requires foreign investors to register their projects under Republic Act No. 7042, or the Foreign Investments Act of 1991, as amended; and Republic Act No. 11534, or the Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises Act (CREATE), as amended by the CREATE MORE Act.

The law also requires that leases be registered with the local Registry of Deeds and recorded on the property’s title.

The newly signed R.A. No. 12252 also amended Section 6 of RA No. 7652 on the termination of lease contract.

The law allows the Fiscal Incentives Review Board (FIRB), Board of Investments (BOI), or the relevant Investment Promotion Agency (IPA) or other investment agencies to require investors to explain project delays and to start their projects within a reasonable time if they fail to do so within three years of signing the lease.

The law also increased penalties for violations, raising fines from PhP100,000–PhP1 million to PhP1 million–PhP10 million, along with possible imprisonment of six months to six years at the court’s discretion. | PND

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