Multinational Business Growth set To Increase Residential Home Demand in Bataan

It's been two years since the pandemic hit the Philippines and with even bigger fervor, the country is set to bounce back from it's economic setbacks. If you're aware of PEZA (Philippine Economic Zone Authority) and the things they do to promote the country as a business destination, they are doing legwork in Bataan which is also boosting demand for residential homes in the province.

The said agency has attracted Taiwanese businesses to put up shop in the region and this will benefit not just qualified Filipinos from Manila, but also the locals which reside in the province. That growth will spur the need for more homes and BRIA Homes has seen that need in their Mariveles and Hermosa municipality properties which are some of their 50 plus projects in the country.

 

 Development in the region has been much awaited and this growth will make BRIA Homes Bataan a wise and economically sound option especially as these companies make the municipalities more vibrant and great place to work in the coming years. Fron Family Friendly Fixtures like sports and recreational facilities, secured spaces, you're bound to love that BRIA property near you.

 

This also comes with nearby educational institutions which make this place a liveable one. If you're starting a family, or want them to go to good schools, you can choose from various institutions like Mariveles National High School, PUP Bataan, Balanga State University, Limay Polytechnic College among others. There's also churches like Cabcaben Catholic Chuch and INC Cabcaben too for the religious. For the shopaholics, there's VistaMall Bataan, Puregold Cabcaben and Mariveles Market for native flair. 

Quality and best value for homes that would make a great investment and place to start a family, that's what BRIA Homes brings. There's a lot more in their portfolio so if you don't like one, there's another one that you would love. If you want to see them all, just head on to bria.com.ph or their Facebook page Bria Homes Inc. Other social channels like Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Spotify and others are available, just look up their mobile 09398879637 and they'll be standing by to receive your call.

Livable, Safe and Secure BRIA Homes in Pampanga and Bataan

We love the outdoors and living in it takes a certain amount of effort to make the quality of life liveable, safe and secure. In provinces like Pampanga and Bataan, this comes surely close as they have a BRIA Home community nearby. Choosing your first home should be simple, it has to be cozy, comfy, and a community easy to live in. BRIA Homes answers all of these as they really think of urban planning prior to putting up houses in a certain location. As Division Head of BRIA Homes Eduardo T. Aguilar says "We are all about bringing the Filipino's home of choice and these ready for occupancy units in Pampanga and Bataan, we are doing that!" Their thrust has always been to provide quality homes for Filipinos country wide!

Aside from that, BRIA Homes has got ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units in Pampanga and Bataan. With perimeter fences, guards and CCTV on 24/7, you're assured you have a secure place to live in. Since it's still pandemic days, they've got 360 Virtual Tours at bria.com.ph so you wouldn't have to go out. You can also ask questions at their Facebook page BriaHomesIncOfficial and reserve a place for yourself at onlinereservation.bria.com.ph. BRIA Homes in Pampanga and Bataan has got multipurpose halls, basketball courts, playgrounds, green spaces, walk paths so you can take care of yourself even in your own community. They also have really good internet connection and ways to pay for amortizations via BRIA's partner banks. They also have electronic payment channels so it doesn't have to be difficult in paying for your homes once you've lived in it.

If you want to see more of it, visit their official website at bria.com.ph or follow Bria Homes Inc. on Faceboo, Twitter, IG, YouTube, Pinterest, Spotify, Viber, Telegram, Kakao Talk, LINE and WhatsApp. You can also call them directly at 09398879637.

Bataan Nuclear Power Plant

There it goes again, there are hundreds of people again protesting against thye Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP). Greenpeace Volunteers from University of the Philippines (UP) and ecological groups want to put a stop to the start of negotiations to rebuild the Nuclear Power Plant that we need to survive because we are apparently nearing a power crisis. They launched another signature campaign but in my dictionary if they don't suggest something else solid to do instead of that, they should not be yapping about it at all.

190 lawmakers seem to have been in approval of the planned nuclear power plant and these groups don't even know what to suggest to fight climate change. If ever congress approves budget for the said power plant, mayber another study would be able to dispel rumors of the stability of that area. Because if the only reason not to put that up is because of imminnent danger of earthquake, soil tests should be done and some volcanic studies should be started as early as possible. Some people can get that establishment to be earthquake proofed anyway. I wouldn't want to live in the dark you know.