Feng Shui Charms for Real Estate Agencies and Property Developers

In the Philippines, the real estate industry is booming. From condominium projects in Metro Manila to residential subdivisions in Cebu and resort-style developments in Mindanao, property developers and real estate agencies face a fast-moving, highly competitive landscape. Deals can take months to close, client trust must be earned, and the stakes are always high.

This is why many real estate professionals are turning to Feng Shui charms. More than decorative accents, these pieces act as symbols of prosperity, stability, and good fortune—all values crucial in buying, selling, and developing property. A Wealth Ship sailing into your office reminds you of contracts and opportunities arriving, while a Guan Gong guards your business from disputes.

Whether you’re a real estate broker, agent, or developer, incorporating Feng Shui can help strengthen your practice, attract clients, and build long-term stability. Below are the top Feng Shui charms from Royal Dragon Decor that are most recommended for the real estate industry.

Guan Gong is one of the strongest protectors in traditional Feng Shui. He represents loyalty, courage, and authority. During Ghost Month, he’s commonly placed near entrances or in offices to ward off negative energies and protect from spiritual harm or betrayal.

Best Placement: Facing the main door or at your desk (facing outward)

The Lucky Cat is a timeless gift for anyone running a store, salon, or online shop. It symbolizes customer flow, financial luck, and daily blessings for business success.

Placement Tip: Place it near your entrance or cash register to invite money and new customers.

The Pi Yao is a celestial creature believed to attract wealth while protecting against bad luck and negative spirits. It’s commonly used by businesspeople who want to continue earning during Ghost Month without exposing themselves to financial loss.

Best Placement: Near your cash register, entrance, or wealth corner

A strong visual reminder of steady income and career growth, the Money Tree is ideal for working professionals and freelancers. It encourages consistent earnings and better financial decisions.

Placement Tip: Best placed in your home office or work desk, especially in the southeast corner.

Symbolizing opportunity and wealth arriving, the Wealth Ship is a classic gift for entrepreneurs or OFWs. It represents money coming in—not sailing away.

Placement Tip: Position it sailing into the room (not out) from your main door or window area.

Known as a symbol of great wealth, status, and prosperity, the Arowana is a meaningful gift for someone you want to see succeed in their career or finances.

Placement Tip: Display it in your living room or near your work space facing inward to attract good fortune.

The Money Frog, or three-legged toad, is a simple and popular charm that helps with cash flow. It’s ideal for anyone starting small businesses or saving up for big goals.

Placement Tip: Place it near your door or hidden beside your cash box, facing inward to attract money.

In Feng Shui, the source and preparation of a charm affect how well it works. While many stores offer symbolic items, not all charms go through proper cleansing and blessing. At Royal Dragon Decor , every piece is selected with intention and prepared before it reaches you. This ensures that what you receive is not just decorative, but meaningful and ready to serve its purpose.