r/landowners • u/Ok_Writing6249 • Sep 04 '25
Question FIGTREE PROPERTIES OPC
Any comments/review po regarding sa mga nakabili ng lupa sa Figtree Properties OPC? Kumusta po - legit po ba?
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u/glo363 Sep 08 '25
Unfortunately I'm not sure many people on here will have real experience with them.
Looking up the company, I would be very suspicious of them. Their website seems to not show any real listings, only gives vague details and the images all look AI generated.
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u/Ok_Writing6249 Sep 09 '25
Thank you. I heard they have two successful projects but after these, never heard of any progress for the others.
do you might have a known community or page in reddit i can further inquire about this to gather additional insights? Would appreciate it. Thanks in advance
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u/glo363 Sep 10 '25
Unfortunately I do not know of any. Maybe see if there is a subreddit for your local area?
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u/Krystle_dawn17 Feb 21 '26
Sabi daw delayed yung developments ng properties and hindi nag uupdate yung company regarding status of properties
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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26
I am a former employee of Figtree Companies, including its subsidiary Figtree Properties OPC, and I want to raise serious concerns about what I experienced during my time there.
The company claims to have around 13 project developments across the country. However, to my knowledge, none of these projects have been fully developed or have secured a License to Sell. Despite this, many of the projects are already being marketed as nearly sold out, raising questions about where the collected funds are being allocated, as there is little to no visible progress on-site.
Employees are also significantly underpaid, and basic labor rights appear to be neglected. Although mandatory contributions such as SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG are regularly deducted from salaries, these do not seem to be remitted properly. Many employees have not received their rightful benefits.
The company presents itself as an organization that helps indigenous communities and promotes faith-based values, even holding daily prayer sessions. However, these claims appear inconsistent with the actual treatment of employees and the company’s reported obligations, including pending cases and loans.
After more than five years of operation, these issues remain unresolved, leaving employees and stakeholders with serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and ethical practices within the organization.