Hello Rizza , I want to sell my townhouse in Marikina. Please email me at jeannie.jgm@gmail.com…read more thanks.

I need help selling a 50 hectares lot for sale located at Capas tarlac. its a prime location just 3…read moreminutes away from new clark city. please email me at patrishasibal.business@gmail.com

I was recently invited to an event at The Grove in Pasig. Here, The Grove, its available units, and…read moreeverything that it had to offer were all showcased in their finest splendor by its real estate agents. The agent that happened to be assigned to my companions and myself was Mr. Patrick Eusebio. Mr. Eusebio is an excellent real estate agent. He was very patient in answering all of our queries in detail and he was also accommodating. He made sure that we were fully comfortable as we toured through the grounds and I wouldn't hesitate to give him a call if I ever decide to make an investment in the future. Highly recommended!

The urban planners did a really nice job developing this area. It's a welcoming, clean, and modern…read moreenvironment. It's a pedestrian friendly area and thoughtfully designed. It's sensory overload and it would be wise to spend at least 2-3 days exploring this area to absorb everything that's going on. If you're looking for restaurants, art, retail and culture you'll find it here. It's a spacious open space for the community to connect with one another. While walking around I noticed families, friends, co-workers, and international travelers gathering and spending time in this area. It's a lively place to see and be seen. We took a rideshare to Market Market then walked over to Bonifacio High Street. We arrived late afternoon so it was still light out. I saw the Bonifacio High Street marker on 11th Ave and took note of the logo and artistic structure. It reminded me of rice terraces. Then after walking some ways I noticed the elevation started to change slightly, going down steps and ramps. It's nice they considered ramps for people with mobility restrictions. I saw people exercising/jogging. In this heat? Yup. It was shocking to me but I guess they're used to it. I come from a city with mild temps. If it goes above 85 degrees for 3+ consecutive days we freak out and call it a heatwave. Side story: When we took the bus up to Baguio, a lady from Colorado sat next to me. She said she stayed at the Grand Hyatt Manila a couple blocks from High Street. She said she really liked staying there. She convinced me that I need to stay at that hotel in BGC the next time I visit. We dined at Vikings, The Alley, BGC and one of my fam members had a Philippine phone number to make a reservation online since they didn't accept international phone numbers. The food was okay. Medley Buffet at Okada was better. I was shocked when we got the bill though. It was so cheap/affordable. The US dollar goes really far in the Philippines. It's no surprise my retired family members live that snowbird life. Must be nice! ;p By the time we left the restaurant it was dark out. We walked outside and there were a lot more people out. I guess once people clock out of work, everyone just hangs out here. We needed to get back to our hotel located outside of BGC and it was hard finding a rideshare pick up spot. We ended up near the 3D LED screen on 5th Ave. Rideshare kept denying our request, which was the only time it happened on our whole trip. It was pretty frustrating but I can only assume it was because it was so crowded and everyone was trying to hail a car. Eventually we connected with a driver but it took 3 tries. I guess the lesson to take from this is to find the nearest hotel and get picked up there, otherwise you might run into the same problem as we did. Or better yet, just book a hotel in BGC and enjoy the sights and sounds of this desirable neighborhood.

Glad they built this place with more of an upper middle-class vibe. It feels very secure and super…read moreclean. When you glance outside, you do see a bit of a less fortunate area nearby-it's a reminder of the stark contrast, which is a bit sad. I think those who developed this mini city could do more to support the communities around them, but it's a safe and vibrant spot. Pet-friendly, everything within walking distance, and if you're visiting Manila, BGC is definitely worth staying in. For a quieter vibe, consider staying closer to Manila Bay, but be prepared to grab a ride since not much is walkable unless you're near the mall. Still, BGC really has a lot to offer and is a great base for exploring. No service requested but the Value at some of the hotels or airbnb are affordable!

Lancaster New City Cavite is a cool place where the people are well mannered here. In their Shuttle…read moreBus, I notice a phrase saying, "Share to someone in need" (not exact) and has a logo of elder, pregnant and a person holding a baby. It also has its own malls like Shop Wise and Savemore, it has McDonalds. I has a playground for children. A swimming pool. And lasty, my favorite... Because of PLDT fiber connection, you now have a fast internet. Here, you now have everything you need. Very convinient. Right?

My family's been househunting for the last couple of months since my parents want to move closer to…read moreus here in the city and my sisters are tired of living in a cramped apartment in the middle of Malate. Last week, my dad got a call from a real estate agent working for Lancaster Estates about a new development area in Cavite, so we went to visit the site and look at their model units. Because of Cavitex, the trip only took around 20 minutes from the Mall of Asia, and the place was great. They had great options, for really low prices. 16 grand a month for your own house? That's not bad, not bad at all. To top it all off, their staff were the kindest and most helpful people you can ask for, which made the experience a whole lot better. We'd definitely consider this place, and might just do more than that.

hi im planning to sell some of my properties.can someone help me?…read morei live in norway. and i have some properties in calamba laguna city.

ms klaudine yaoyuco…read more i own a one bedroom condo unit at the 30th floor at greenbelt chancellor (megaworld) fully furnished and now leased for a contract of one year. they pay me one year advance. however i would like to open my unit for sale to investors. this is an income generating condo unit. i rented it out for 50k a month, please let me know if you will be interested to include this in your listing. i can send you photos of the unit if interested. elizabeth concepcion 09178462067

The reality of searching for an apartment lies in three factors - location, infrastructure, and…read moreprice - wherein you can only choose two. It blows, and it makes for a lot of frustrating searches. Thank the cosmos for reviews, where you could start with your apartment hunt at the comfort of your childhood bedroom. This is a review for the apartment building of 189 Maginhawa. You're welcome. PROS: Security? You are literally beside the Quezon City Police Department HQ. They also have security people, a lobby person, and CCTVs on the hallway; Rooms are great, with the building being newly constructed and all. Furnishings have this condo-type feel. I'm placing this in between pros and cons -- Location is great because it's in Maginhawa. Right downstairs or a few blocks away are establishments for a variety of your needs. But it's also not a good location if you're a commuter who goes out for work/school frequently. Tricycles and cabs are hard to come by. CONS: P10,000.00 a month for an 18-square-meter studio apartment, electricity, water, and cable/internet bills not included; I heard phone signal strength weakens inside the units; You climb three floors (or more) of stairs to get to your unit. TL;DR: Infrastructure - impressive. Location - depends if you have your own vehicle, but OK in general. Price - expensive for its size.

Wilcon is a home improvement store oriented to contractors and large home projects. They offer an…read moreextensive range of products for home repair if you need items that an ACE or True Value lack. The Libis location is large and provides parking on the 2nd floor. There are plenty of sales associates in every store section if you need help or assistance. BYO (reusable/eco) bag if purchasing items. However, if you need items bagged or boxed up, present your receipt to the release station to the left of the cashier station towards the entrance. They offer home delivery and their return policy is pretty strict. You can only return items within 7-30 days from the date of purchase (depending on item purchased) with original invoice/receipt, in good condition with packaging intact. Return policy can be found here: https://shop.wilcon.com.ph/returns-exchange

Started off great but never never followed up and he simply stopped replying to my viber messages…read more Avoid this person if you're looking for help with selling property. There are other professional agents that are more communicative and won't abandon you.

Francisco responds timely to all my queries, we shared our FB accounts together, even chatted…read morethrough Messenger. He requested more details and documents of my propert, and I provided him asap. He assured me that he will do his best to find serious buyers. Very enthusiastic, persevering person with positive mindset.