In the Philippines, tenant and landlord rights for rental properties are governed by several laws and regulations. Tenants have the right to peaceful enjoyment of the property, privacy, and protection against arbitrary eviction. They are entitled to proper notice...
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...
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...
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...
The Land Registration Authority (LRA) is a government agency in the Philippines responsible for registering and managing land titles, surveying, and mapping services. It was established in 1913 under Act No. 496, also known as the Land Registration Act.
The...
Urdaneta Village is a private, gated community located in Makati City, one of the most affluent and upscale cities in the Philippines. It covers an area of approximately 50 hectares and is home to around 1,200 households. Ayala Avenue...
A lot is going on in Cagayan de Oro, a bustling city in Northern Mindanao. Due to its growing economy, strategic location, and favorable business climate, it's become a hub for real estate investment.
Why you should invest in the...
The Philippines' real property tax is imposed on real property, such as land, buildings, and other improvements permanently attached to the land. It is a local tax, meaning that it is levied by local government units such as cities,...