The West Valley Fault in the Philippines is a 100-kilometer-long geological fissure that runs from Angat, Bulacan, in the north to Calamba, Laguna, in the south. It is a significant part of the Philippine Fault System and can produce...
Condo ownership has risen in the Philippines in recent years due to the increasing demand for urban living, limited land availability in prime locations, and the convenience and benefits that condo living can offer.
Many Filipinos, particularly young professionals, and...
The process of house construction can be both exciting and rewarding. It is a chance to construct a house ideally fitting to your requirements and preferences, where you may feel at ease and at peace. Yet, building a home...
A corner lot is a property plot located where two streets converge. A corner lot has two sides that face the street due to its placement, which has particular benefits and drawbacks. When compared to interior lots, a corner...
"Rights" in real estate are about a person's lawful claim or interest in a property. These may include ownership rights, possessory rights, and other rights recognized by law or agreement with the owner. For example, a person may have...
The Ayala Alabang Subdivision is a private residential development in Muntinlupa City, Philippines. It is one of the country's most prominent and well-known neighborhoods, recognized for its premium homes, extensive amenities, and strict security.
Ayala Land, one of the Philippines'...
In the Philippines, filing a tax declaration provides the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) with a statement that lists all of an individual's or entity's earnings, outlays, and taxes owed for a given time frame.
Individuals and corporations in the...
In Filipino culture, several beliefs and practices are associated with construction, renting or moving to a new home. These beliefs and practices are often rooted in superstition and are passed down from generation to generation.
While relocating to a new...
For Filipinos, houses are more than just a place to live; they symbolize family and community. In the Philippines, building a home is often viewed as a joint effort, with family members and neighbors pitching in to assist with...
In the Philippines, the idle land tax is known as the "Special Education Fund Tax on Idle Lands". It is imposed by the Local Government Units (LGUs) on undeveloped or underutilized land. It is also called the "Special Education...