91.   Property companies missed out on a stock-market rally for much of this year and may now start to catch up.

92.   Property companies rebounded after pulling the index lower for much of the week.

93.   Property companies such as Ayala Land led advancers on expectations commercial lending rates will fall in the weeks ahead, lowering the cost of mortgages and boosting sales.

94.   Property companies such as New World Development Ltd. accounted for more than one-third of the index drop.

95.   Property companies tumbled amid concern interest rates will remain near two-year highs, raising the cost of mortgages and slowing sales.

96.   Property companies, which already are in the midst of a real estate boom, are expected to increase sales as interest rates drop.

97.   Philippine stocks rose for a third day as interest rates declined, boosting the outlook for property companies.

98.   Philippine stocks rose to their highest levels in almost two weeks, led by property companies, as concern eased that global interest rates are on their way up.

99.   Property companies are scrambling to cope.

100.   Property companies continued to lead decliners.