OFW Home Investments and Optimism in the Philippines

New heroes as they are called, Overseas Filipino Workers have continued to help their families at home. Their hope, is to finally one day go back and see the fruits of their labor and perhaps see their loved ones get decent jobs and live in a house that they could call their own. While this sacrifice doesn't go unnoticed at home, it's a hard life for often overworked Filipinos and the situation with the pandemic surely didn't help.

Red Rosales the President of BRIA Homes says "These are just some of the reasons why OFW's still wish to invest in homes in the Philippines. As the pandemic still is happening, property investments remain steadfast and resilient. More people chose to live where they are from and BRIA have been strategically located in different places where the community grows. These are wise investments they could give their children and prepare for their future." 

 

 

The value of these properties also appreciate over time, not to mention become even more accessible as government projects near completion. Since more of these properties are in the north, your choice could be near Clark International Airport, the cargo rail, connector roads, the MRT7 of which all could benefit travelers to and from Manila. Aside from that, these sites are well planned and situated in communities that are near places of worship, markets, schools, and have amenities that the whole family could enjoy. These are also secure, livable townships with CCTV and security to make sure you are safe inside your neighborhood of which are all located in progressive provinces in the north and south of Manila.

You too can own one because it is possible. BRIA Homes take pride of what they build in these places and assure it follows their mission of giving affordable and quality units. Whether it's house and lot or condominium units, you're sure to get the best one because it's a BRIA.

You may visit their official site www.bria.com.ph or their social channels by searching for Bria Homes, Inc. on FB, Twitter, IG and others. Give them a call today via 0939-887-9637.

Living Dreams at Tagaytay Highlands

It's been a dream for many to have a home of their own. A cold breeze, a semi mountainous place, a huge lot not just to put up your house, but toil a parcel of land and have your own produce grown, picked then put on the table after a few days. A place wherein your family enjoy gardening, play a little, and bond over what nature has provided. Impossible? Fret not, because this actually can happen in real life at The Grove at Plantation Hills in Tagaytay Highlands.

It's been a while since we've all been confined in our homes, and true enough, our priorities have changed. We see the value and importance of connecting with nature, and how what we eat play a vital role in our family's health. The Grove’s Garden Lots range from 450 to 600 square meters, enough to please your inner plantito and plantita. You can just imagine how rich the soil is in this neck of the woods and how much flora you can grow and do farm to table things not just in theory, but in real life. 

The vegetable and fruits you can harvest would likely be turned into salads, soups, snacks and different viands. You can also mix it up with proteins and learn to pickle, the ideas run a mile. It's all under the well planned communities in this place that make it work, that's sustainable living. Now who wouldn't want to live in a place like this? That's Tagaytay Highlands. I've seen it, I've lived there for a few days and it was dreamy!

They follow strict protocols (even before the pandemic hit) and also have health personnel standing by if emergencies arise. If you wish to live in a place like this, inquire about The Grove at Plantation Hills in Tagaytay Highlands via +632 75052422 and +63917 515015 or their website www.tagaytayhighlands.com. You may also visit @tagaytayhighlandsofficial on their social channels, they've been very responsive over there too. All you gotta do is ask!