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Lhoopa forges a partnership with the Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-IBIG Fund) to support green and cost-efficient homeownership starting with Townhill Tanay, an affordable housing community in Rizal.

Lhoopa urges multi-sector collaboration to expand inclusive, data-driven housing access and tackle the country’s housing challenges through technology and coordinated public-private action.

Lhoopa’s Chief Operating Officer shares how the platform leverages technology to expand access to socialized housing in the Philippines by simplifying property search, financing, and the homeownership journey for working families.

Lhoopa reports 2.5 times more homes sold in the first half of 2025 compared with the same period last year, with its technology-enabled platform helping nearly 7,000 low- to middle-income Filipinos secure affordable homes.

Lhoopa reports 2.5 times more homes sold in the first half of 2025 compared with the same period last year, with its technology-enabled platform helping nearly 7,000 low- to middle-income Filipinos secure affordable homes.

Lhoopa's co-founders were recognized in Esquire Philippines’ Trailblazers List 2025, spotlighting 40+ innovators driving change in the Philippine startup ecosystem. This honor celebrates their vision, impact, and commitment to revolutionizing homeownership through tech and community.

With $80 million in funding and over 2,500 homes sold across 58 cities in the Philippines, Lhoopa’s AI-driven approach streamlines housing development, making it more accessible to low-income families.

Lhoopa, the innovative proptech company revolutionizing affordable housing in emerging markets, today announced the successful completion of its US$80 million funding round.

With proven success in delivering affordable homes, Lhoopa’s partnership in this initiative highlights its commitment to improving housing access for low-income families across the country.

Esquire lists Lhoopa founders as part of the list of 60 movers and shakers in the Philippines start up ecosystem

The ADB added that at least 25 percent of the homes sold will be certified by Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies..

"With the ADB facility, we will be able to provide thousands more of affordable homes to Filipino families,” Lhoopa Founder Marc-Olivier Caillot said

ADB have signed a loan agreement of up to $20 million to provide livable spaces for communities, but also enhances their climate resilience

Ayala led the induction of Angkas, Edamama, and Lhoopa during their beginning of the year event in Bonifacio Global City recently. As the non-profit organization celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, Ayala highlighted the concept of the "multiplier effect."

Marc-Olivier Caillot sits down with techshake Asia to detail his founding experience and his aspirations for Lhoopa.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is providing $20 million worth of loan to real estate investment firm Lhoopa Inc. to deliver affordable houses in the country.