A data analytics project that forecasts residential construction values in the Philippines using various data analytics techniques. The purpose of this analysis is to evaluate and forecast the total value (in ₱1,000) of single housing under residential construction in the Philippines, with a focus on identifying key growth periods and high-performing regions from 2020 to 2024. The goal is to project the potential construction value for 2025, helping stakeholders gain foresight into upcoming trends in the residential sector.


Timeline: March 2025 - May 2025

Project Type: Academic Work

Skills Developed

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The WHAT

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Objectives

  1. Forecast Total: Forecast the total value of residential construction in the Philippines for 2025 using historical data and analytics.
  2. Trend Analysis: Identify key growth periods and high-performing regions from 2020 to 2024 in the residential sector.
  3. Data-Driven Insights: Utilize various data analytics techniques to extract actionable insights for stakeholders.
  4. Strategic Foresight. Help stakeholders anticipate upcoming trends and make informed decisions in real estate development.

Key Metrics

The HOW

I collected and cleaned raw construction data, including permit counts and values, to perform regional time-series forecasting. I utilized various forecasting methods—Naïve, average of past values, 3-week moving average, and exponential smoothing—and selected the most accurate model based on MAE, MSE, and MAPE error metrics. The trends were then effectively visualized using Excel, incorporating line charts, bar graphs, and regression outputs.

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Key Findings

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  1. Focus Investments in High-Growth Areas: Prioritize Region IV-A and surrounding regions for real estate projects, housing developments, and commercial infrastructure.
  2. Regional Infrastructure Support: Encourage public-private partnerships in low-activity regions like ARMM and Region XIII to stimulate construction and economic development.
  3. Policy Intervention: Recommend government support or incentives in underdeveloped regions to balance national growth and avoid over-concentration in already booming areas. </aside>