PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Condo ownership has several essential perks, making it an appealing option. For starters, condos are frequently a cheaper entry point into owning than single-family homes, making them an attractive choice for first-time purchasers or those on a tight budget....

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...

A condominium unit in the Philippines refers to a type of residential property that is part of a larger building or complex, known as a condominium. The unit is individually owned, and its owner has the right to occupy...

A subdivision in the Philippines is a residential area divided into smaller land plots for individual homes or housing units. Subdivisions are typically planned communities, offering residents a sense of community and various amenities. Subdivision as middle-class housing in the...

The success of property investors looking to lease their acquired properties depends on how stable are their relationships with their tenants. Securing a stable relationship can mean having tenants who pay rent on time, take good care of the...

A landlord-tenant relationship needs to be built in trust. As the landlord entrusts his or her property to the tenant, he/she expects that the latter will abide by the items listed in the contract and utmost care be accorded...

How your home is constructed could be a source of good luck or misfortune. At least that’s how superstitious Filipinos view this outcome based on age-old beliefs and influence from other cultures when it comes to building their home. It’s...

Filipinos are known for their closely-knit family ties. It is not uncommon for children to live with their parents long after they finish college or even when they get married and have kids. As parents go past their retirement...

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The Philippines is known to be part of the earthquake belt, as part of the Pacific Ring of Fire which spreads across the northwestern tip of North America towards the western Pacific Ocean. But what's not known is the occurrence...