Millennials, previously known as unprepared or unwilling to settle down, now represent the largest group of consumers—a fact that greatly influences how business operators market their products. Property platform Lamudi, in fact, reports that in its latest study, Filipinos from age 25 to 34 are shaping up to be the biggest demographic of customers and first-time homebuyers.
Beko’s SteamCure Hygiene+ Technology makes laundry easier through steam released at the bottom of the washing machine’s drum. It helps to loosen stubborn stains and dirt caused by pollution and problems caused by the rainy season in your clothes before washing.
Beko, a brand trusted in over 140 countries, is now available at the leading appliance, gadget, and furniture store 1st Megasaver.
BRIA Homes ranked fifth among dynamic homebuilders nationwide whose contributions tremendously helped Pag-IBIG Fund achieve its mandate of addressing the housing needs of Filipinos—an exemplary performance given the difficulties spawned by the pandemic. Indeed, the government’s economic managers defer to the real estate industry’s housing program “as a strategic component in the country’s economic recovery,” and BRIA has in no small measure helped work towards this objective.
For most millennials, the pandemic is a total game changer. The coronavirus that has so far afflicted nearly 3 million Filipinos has reshaped how young professionals, ranging in age from 25 to 40, are spending their money now and for the future. Before the global health crisis hit, this generation of assertive and ambitious individuals blew their earnings on gadgets, weekend parties, and big-ticket items like cars and travel.