Demand for Bria on the Rise

 

Yes, it's still happening and of course this is after the Department of Public Works and Highways, the Department of Transportation and Bases Conversion and Development Authority pushed through with the government's Build Build Build program and made it a priority. Part of these include major roads, highways, bridges that would make every community in different parts of the country accessible when projects are completed. It's one of the reasons why the demand for Bria is on the rise because pretty soon, their property values would skyrocket and it'll be a wise time to invest in the real estate market.


Right now, there are several BRIA communities in different parts of the country and as they continue to build and provide high-quality yet affordable house and lots, and restrictions are reported to ease, more people from the metropolis are flocking to properties outside so they can go to less crowded, but fresh air laden communities.

There's a BRIA Homes community in Mariveles, Bataan which you can later access via the Bataan-Cavite Interlink Bridge. This actually connects the municipality of Mariveles to Naic, Cavite which originally would take hours to travel. Aside from that, there's a BRIA Homes property in Alaminos, Laguna which you can later access via the Alaminos-San Pablo City Bypass Road which is also a lengthy travel from Quezon to Laguna. When they finish the MRT 7 project in Quezon City, it's going to be easy to get to and from BRIA San Jose del Monte, a very promising commune in the North. There will be more roads and projects in these areas soon and that's going to help boost economic growth in these provinces, which likely will happen soon.

If you want to know more about these communities and what place you can invest in, give their official site www.bria.com.ph a visit or their social media channels Bria Homes, Inc. on FB, Twitter, IG, YT, Pinterest, Spotify, Viber, Telegram, Kakao Talk, LINE or WhatsApp. You can also call them on mobila via 09398879637 so they can help you with inquiries.

Why Millennials Choose a BRIA

 

It's a tough season to actually have that thought of getting properties these days. The working class, are full of young, hungry and motivated bunch of youngsters that are very driven, but undecided where to put their money in and for them, one clever option is buying their own homes and investing in properties.. As they grow older, smarter, they now have the capacity to invest and choose real estate properties in different places across the country. Question is, why a BRIA?

The houses and lots, condominium units are affordable, they also have several communities with stable internet connection and just about a multitude of digital payments which are encouraged to pay for the property. That in itself would be very convenient for those who have just started to climb the corporate ladder, or a small family, wherein you don't have to waste your time going to offices, the bank or outside in this pandemic. This makes them the home of choice for a vast number of young and ambitious property seekers.

 

This place is quite near major roads or highways as it was planned well. This community is also sprawling with retail establishments, grocery, churches, schools, government offices, several green spaces and hospitals. BRIA Condominiums also have very secured public and private areas, with essential spaces monitored 24/7, and security personnel to make sure you are safe in the confines of the community. Everything is also well lit as they utilize solar lamps, aside from huge ones on roads and pathways. You'll also love the flora, the trees that have grown all around the property.

They bank on affordability and quality which is why there are a lot of millennials already getting their own BRIA homes. If you want one, just head on to www.bria.com.ph and check out the virtual tours they have. It's a pretty good way to check out the properties without compromising your health (pretty safe from COVID). Or if you're more into social network pages, just head on to facebook.com/BriaHomesInc because they've got lots of people to help you there too.

Are you ready to have a BRIA home?

High Returns on Golden Haven

It is never a good time to talk about it. It never will be. The reality is, we need it. 

At the time of your demise or some of your loved one does, you think of a place where it could be peaceful, easily accessible and possible for the ones left behind to visit. Life is unpredictable and we've all got to be ready for it. Choosing a lot is also key, so you know it would be convenient to go to when the time comes.Golden Haven Memorial Park has different locations across the Philippines. They have one in Las Piñas which is a 15-hectare property with elements of Spanish architecture and a beautiful Butterfly Garden. Golden Haven Cebu, on the other hand is one of the most beautiful memorial parks in the country. It is inspired by Italian design, located in a mountaintop, this has the Pope John Paull II Memorial Hill, the Garden Plaze, the Imperial and others. 

The Golden Haven Memorial Park in Cagayan de Oro which is known for its majestic replica of the famed Christ the Redeemer statue at Rio de Janeiro. These lots used to cost a lot lower when they opened but now, they cost hundreds of thousands of pesos which means these properties are also  a good investment. Imagine, Golden Haven Memorial Park Las Piñas lots used to cost Php 5,000 in 1984, but now it costs Php 378,000 and they're not even joking. The lots in Cebu during 2005 cost around Php 232,000 while the ones in CDO cost Php 33,000 in 2007, now is Php 89,000. Now I know you don't have to hear a lot of convincing, because judging from track record alone, that right there is good proof.

Golden Haven has about thirty other beautiful site across the country and they offer memorial lots that make perfect low-risk and safe investments. You might want to take a look, and see if all these numbers makes good sense. Check out their social channels to know more about it, because investment wise, this is a nice day to start.