Can’t really deny the fact that condominium living is really getting more and more appealing especially if you live by the city. And with the exponential increase of residential towers rising along the skyline, it can be said that the market for condominium properties has become highly competitive. So it’s now common to see all types of condominiums with all sorts of facilities to entice residents to invest in their properties.
Aside for it having more accessible payment terms and views from a higher vantage point, they are also safe and sensible. Properties provide features like round-the-clock security, well-attended reception areas, fire and sprinkler systems, and a property management group. Condominium units require little maintenance and have built-in provisions for utilities, cable, and internet which residents can opt to connect to.
But really, for me personally it’s the convenience that makes condominium living really worth it. Imagine living in close proximity to places of work, transport hubs, schools, hospitals, recreation centers, or within central business districts. Condominiums also allow more residences to converge in one location, providing accessibility where spaces would have been restricted.
Condominiums used to be a ‘young couples’ or single independent corporate junkie’s first choice of home. But now we see small families, and even retirees looking for conveniences, entertainments, and security of living in fully- administered mid-rise towers. These customers have presence all over the country. Thus, Vista Manors is set to develop condominium communities across the islands, as far as the demand will carry them.
As one of the trusted real estate brands in the Philippines, Vista Manors ups the ante in condominium demand with its resort-themed, mid-rise vertical villages in key cities nationwide. After an excellent track record in house and lot developments, Vista Land is making a name in the sector with its back-to-back launches in cities such as Imus, Roxas, Butuan, Davao, Ozamiz, and provinces including Laguna, Palawan, Bohol, and Leyte. In 10 locations—and counting--buyers and investors only need to choose the condominium property that fits their lifestyle to experience serene, pine-tree covered properties that make everyday living a vacation.
Beyond being stunning Mid-Rise Homes, the Vista Manors are Sound Investments.
Apart from making condominiums a dwelling, a huge number of those who purchase do so as a long-term investment. Vista Manors has created real estate investment options not only for established investors but also to those who are making a start in their portfolio. Putting special focus on Filipinos overseas who would like to make smart moves on their finances, Vista
Manors extends their property value by teaching them the advantages and possibilities real estate investing has to offer. With Vista Manors’ 10 condominium developments to date, one invests in a forever home for one’s self or one’s family, while owning a valuable long-term asset that appreciates over time.
Helmed by Vista Land, the largest integrated property developer in the Philippines, Vista Manors has the experience, expertise, and support of their holding company. With an already acquired and carefully studied knowledge of the Filipino buyer, as well as the global property investor market, Vista Manors has structured its building designs and services based on what the market needs at present. This affords the group ability to predict how those same markets will grow through time: suitably evolving the company, its towers, and services. Through the improvement of its designs, creation of its additional services, bolstering of modern conveniences, finding accessible locations, and jumping on global hot buttons especially green architecture, Vista Manors educates its markets what to ask for, while realizing that everything it does must also be directed towards meeting their residents’ dreams and making them real.
Visit https://www.vistamanors.com.ph/ to learn more about Vista Manors and follow @vistamanorsofficial on Facebook.
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