Liezel Magpoc, CEO of Sta. Lucia Inc.
Can’t decide between house and lot, condo, or hotel? Experts from DoubleDragon Development Corporation and Sta. Lucia Inc. have laid out investment options for OFWs which they can purchase for as low as Dh500 during the 8th edition of Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition (PPIE).
Janice Original, Sales Representative of DoubleDragon Development introduced not only an affordable option but also also an income generating investment through their latest development named Hotel 101.
“Currently, we have Hotel 101 Manila and Fort. We have also available in Davao and Cebu, Mactan airport. These locations are conducive since we have a lot of travelers.” Said original.
Apart from the in-demand Hotel 101, DoubleDragon also have residential properties and socialize housing.
On the other hand, the Chief Executive Officer of Sta Lucia Land, Inc. Liezel Magpoc shared that for first-time investors, she highly recommends investing in a lot.
Liezel Magpoc, CEO of Sta. Lucia Inc.
“If you can start with a lot, start with a lot. If you start with a house and lot first, mas mataas na talaga ng downpayment mo since it’s not socialize at least mga nasa 3 million ‘yun, not unlike kapag nagstart ka sa lote, you can buy for as low as 500 dirhams per month,” said Magpoc.
She also advised that once the payment has been completed, the lot owners can not use the title as a collateral for bank financing. They can now use the money to put up their dream home.
For those who are looking for vacation houses or investments for recreation, Sta. Lucia also mentioned several other properties.
‘We have in Cebu, Arterra, which is at the tip of Punta Enganyo island and we have residential subdivisions with sea views, we also have in Batangas and Davao. Davao is a beach place, you are 10-15 mins away from beach,” said Magpoc.
Likewise, DoubleDragon also has several developments near the fascinating views or sandy beaches of the Philippines.
“We have developments which are 15 minutes away from beaches. Hotel 101, if you purchase, you are not limited to using the facilities in where you bought it. You can use Hotel 101 in Davao, Palawan, Bohol and soon in Japan,” said Original.
Janice Original of DoubleDragon Development Corporation
Vince Ang highlighted that with investing in Hotel 101, even if you own just in one location but you can use all the network.
“Start somewhere, choose one. But at the end you can use it outside Manila. Here in PPIE, you have lot of options like tourists destination investments for as low as 500 dirhams,” said Ang.
Changing perspective
In the end of the discussion, Magpoc encouraged OFWs to change their mindset on choosing the location of their target property.
“One common notion of Filipinos is, for example, if I am from Cebu, I have to invest in Cebu only. I have been in the real estate industry for 30 years now. Investment is where you can afford. If you will wait a moment where you say you can already invest in Cebu, that time may not come. We’ve been selling these properties abroad. We’re proud t say hat the buyers of these properties are not from this cities. But because that’s the property that they can buy,” said Magpoc.
Once the property value appreciates, OFWs can then sell their initial investment with a guarantee of an appreciated money.
Speaking of location, Original also shared various other property locations of DoubleDragon.
“We have available properties such as one in Ilo-ilo, we have in Leyte, we also Skies Suites. If you have children who are looking into schools we have one in Taft,” said Original.
She also highlighted the fact that having a condotel allows you to also generate income and eventually help with the bank financing.
“There are so many ways to pay for the bank loan because it is an income generating investment. It can help you pay your monthly amortization sa bank. You’re only paying the downpayment and do through bank financing without spending any money in your pocket,” said Original.
Budget friendly investments
During the discussion, the two panelists also emphasized that interested home buyers only need to look, ask questions to find the property that best fits their budget.
“We can offer you almost 300 options based on your budget. We can explain to you every property, every type of property. And we can help you decide which property is goo for you. We want to make sure na may pinuntahan yung pinagtrabahahunan mo. I’ve seen OFWs around the world and nakita kong talagang pinaghihirapan nila yan. So we want to make sure to make these properties very affordable. Please invest on things on assets that earn. It’s a good investment when it earns,” said Magpoc.
As an example, Magpoc relayed that a typical house and lot has at least 10% yearly escalation on the investment. If you are making 10% in 5yrs, that is at least 50% already of your initial investment.
“I agree with everything Liezel said. Properties in the Philippines never go down. I also want to reiterate the message in our previous speakers said which is know your purpose. Ano ba ang purpose of purchasing? Is it something where you want to live or is it something na gusto mong kumita buwan buwan? Para ma-asess mo bago purchasing , make an informed decision before purchasing any property,” said Original.
In the end, they encouraged everyone to not be afraid to ask questions and begin investing with what they can, even if it may be as low as 500 dirhams per month.
The Philippine real estate market enjoys a sustained, strong demand among both Filipinos and foreigners as it was named as the ‘fastest growing economy’ in the ASEAN-5 as of the first half of 2022.
Maria Margarita Saenz-Resurreccion, Group Head of Sales at Federal Land, Inc. outlined that this is because of several drivers that pushed the country to the top of the economic ladder despite the grips of the pandemic, as follows.
Strategic Location. The Philippines’ central location as an archipelagic nation paves way for trade and tourism to boost the country’s revenues. And with that, the demand for real estate development grows further as more developers continue to build more mixed-use properties all around the country.
“We are in the hub of the ASEAN region. We are in a good location. We are a great trading hub – we have seaports all over our archipelago. Aside from that, even then we have a lot more areas that are being developed in the Philippines. Developers are continuing to build residential developments, offices, commercial, and even resorts outside Metro Manila including the fringes of Metro Manila like Cavite, Laguna, Bulacan and Pampanga,” said Saenz-Resurreccion during her keynote speech “Is real estate a solid investment in the Philippines?” at the Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition.
Consistent Economic Growth. The Philippines also made strategic step-by-step decisions to strike the balance between COVID-related restrictions and reopening trade which helped the country recover from a negative economic rate when the world closed down in 2020.
“Given the pandemic, we can say that the Philippines is doing well compared to other countries. Despite the global economic crisis we have still achieved economic growth. Following the relaxation of the COVID-19 restrictions, the vaccination program of the government, and private sectors. In fact, according to several global experts, the Philippines remains the strongest growing economy in the ASEAN-5 in 2022,” explained Saenz-Resurreccion.
OFWs’ remittances. Federal Land, Inc. Group Head of Sales highlighted that the consistent contribution of OFWs in the form of remittances provided the Philippines that economic safety net.
“Your remittances are driving the economy of our country. Practically the entire world grounded to a stop because of COVID-19 pandemic pero yung mga kababayan natin walang hinto – nagpapadala nang nagpapadala pa rin sa mga pamilya nila. So kaunting dip lang siya sa 2020,” said Saenz-Ressurreccion.
Through the years, Manila has positioned itself as one of the ‘must haves’ among property investors – especially those who plan to turn their property into their passive income generator.
During the Philippine Property and Investment Exhibitions panel discussion titled “Hinahanap-hanap ka Manila”, property experts outlined that Manila has earned its reputation as an investment hotspot owing to its strategic location for educational institutions, business districts, and comprehensive property management services.
Maria Margarita Saenz-Resurreccion, Group Head of Sales at Federal Land, Inc. explained that there are several projects under the real estate developer which OFWs have opted for since it’s nearby several high schools and even universities.
“In the case of Federal Land, we have some projects in close proximity to either the University Belt or even near the high schools like Xavier and Poveda we have the One Wilson Square in San Juan or we have the Capital Tower in E. Rodriguez where all the medical schools are. So since 2021 nagpick up na, not even before the start of face-to-face, people are seeing the opportunity because of capital appreciation. So they’ve realized that since developers are offering very flexible terms that now would be a good time to buy,” said Saenz-Resurreccion.
Michael Russell Lo Reyes, Division Head & Vice President for International Sales at Greenfield Development Corporation highlighted the fact that the Philippines’ real estate market is bustling since developers are now not just merely building structures – they’re creating inclusive communities in Manila and around the Philippines which assure better living once they head back home for good.
“One good thing about all the developers right is we’re creating a lot of communities in every town and every part of the Philippines. My advice is for OFWs to never stop investing on yourself and back at home. The reason why you guys are actually here because you want to earn a good life and probably open up a business and buy your future home so never stop investing,” said Reyes.
Manny Arbues, Regional Head at Ayala Land Incorporated stated that OFWs should not hesitate about purchasing property in Manila just because it looks pricey. He advised that if OFWs have a stable job where they have become indispensable to their bosses, they should realize the fact that what they today has risen compared to five years ago.
“Kung okay ka naman sa UAE, maganda naman yung trabaho mo, valued employee ka nung boss mo – wag kang matakot na mag-invest. Marami kasi akong napansin after handling operations for several years. Marami na akong nakakausap na mga kababayan, takot na takot sila. Anong sinasabi ko? Yung sweldo mo ngayon, hindi yan pareho ng sweldo mo five years ago. Tumataas ang sweldo mo and definitely because yung sweldo mo ngayon mas mataas kaysa sa sweldo mo give years ago, what more five years from now?
“However, ito yung ina-advise ko lagi – be prepared to make some adjustments sa lifestyle. Sa mga lalaki medyo hinay, hinay sa pagbili ng sapatos. Yung mga babae hinay-hinay sa bags. Hinay-hinay muna sa gastos until such time na nakapa na natin, nakakapagbayad na tayo ng downpayment natin, medyo may kaunting na tayong napapadala sa pamilya natin, and then that’s the time pwede ka na ulit bumili ng sapatos, bags. Be prepared for that but nonetheless, wag kang matakot because kung anuman yung sweldo mo ngayon will not be the same. The worst that can happen to you is regret where sasabihin mo Five years from now ‘sana pala yung mas malaking unit na yung binili ko. Sana pala mas malaking bahay yung binili ko.’ he added.
Filipinos planning to invest in property now have another reason to buy as soon as they can, so they could ride the wave of price appreciation as the years go by.
RLC Residences SYNC Tower, for instance, has recorded a significant 14% price appreciation in just two years’ time.
John Richard Sotelo, Senior Vice President, and Business Unit General Manager RLC Residences stated that in the time period from the launch of SYNC’s first tower ‘S’ in 2019, to the second tower ‘Y’, the price of these properties rose despite the economic struggles posed by the pandemic.
“From a price or value standpoint, the value of a property is significantly lower just as you launch it. But the value of a property appreciates year on year as you go up. And once the building is completed and it’s ready for turnover occupancy, nag appreciate na yung value ng property – and that’s one of the great things about real estate,” explained Sotelo during his keynote speech titled “RFO and Pre-selling: Understanding Which is the Best Investment for You” at the recently-held Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition.
The RLC Residences SVP further explained that one of the secrets behind the multi-awarded real estate developers’ success through 30 years is that they always put the benefit of their customers at each and every real estate development that they build.
“When you buy a condo or any piece of property, you’re making a bet on the developer who’s building it for you. Deal with reputable developers, brokers, real estate sellers, and know about them. For RLC Residences, we’re a multi-awarded real estate developer with over 30 years of experience. We have been successfully delivering and building beautiful, well-designed condominiums for a long period of time. The reason why we’re awarded all of these is because we always put the customer in the center. We are guided by the wisdom of our conglomerate, the Gokongwei Group by the wisdom of our CEO, Frederick D. Go,” said Sotelo.
He also advised overseas Filipinos to scrutinize and study their options so that they can make a lifelong commitment that they can proudly pass on to the next generation.
“The goal is before you make the decision to buy, alam niyo lahat nang kailangan niyong malaman so you can make the right decision because it’s not a small investment to make. And owning a home is a dream of every Filipino. So we want to make an informed decision as much as possible,” he added.
With 50 years of solid background in the real estate industry in the Philippines, it comes with no wonder that Federal Land has seen how properties in the Philippines have evolved and continuously grow.
During the 8th edition of the Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition (PPIE), Federal Land has listed down the top 10 reasons why purchasing real estates remain as a top investment option for Overseas Filipinos around the world.
Represented by their International Business Development Division Head, Nina Urquiaga-Chua, Federal Land has broken down the main key factors of what makes Philippine properties a solid investments which expands from location, economic growth, and our culture.
1.STRATEGIC GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
The Philippines is strategically positioned in the ASEAN region, making it a perfect seaport or trading hub with other countries globally.
“Aside from being highly competitive in the ASEAN region, with its vast archipelago of 7,107 islands, the Philippines still has a lot of areas for development. Developers continue to build residential, offices, commercial buildings, township, estate, and even resorts outside Metro Manila which eventually flourish into an exciting community. These include: Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Laguna, Tagaytay,” said Chua.
2. CONSISTENT ECONOMIC GROWTH
Chua highlighted that despite the pandemic, the Philippines remains stable compared to other countries.
“Despite the global economic crisis, we have still achieved economic growth, following the relaxation of the Covid 19 mobility restrictions in the country including the vaccination program from the government and private sectors,” said Chua.
This year, several global financial institutions considers our country as a nation which remains with the fastest growing economy in Asean 5.
3. MORE PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE & BETTER CONNECTIVITY
“We have more new public infrastructure projects in Metro Manila and connectivity in the country. Of course, you know that a country’s economy is growing when we are seeing developments such as roads, bridges, railway system. Hence, it attracts more multinational investors and definitely this will increase the demand for real estate and rental of properties especially in the areas near these infrastructure projects,” said Chua.
4. ROBUST DEMAND IN REAL ESTATE MARKET
Chua continued by sharing that despite an evident decline for real estate during the lockdown in 2020 and early 2021, the interest in buying properties have shifted.
“Now that we have officially resumed face to face work and classes, nag increase ang inquires natin for real estate projects near offices and schools,” said Chua.
5. HIGH PROPERTY APPRECIATION AND RENTAL YIELD
An important point that Chua highlighted during her talk is the fact the the value of real estate prices remained interestingly the same or even higher amidst the lockdowns “but never depreciated.”
“For this year, we are happy to share with you that real estate prices on pre-selling have increased per quarter by 9.9% for the midscale category and 8% for the luxury category,” said Chua.
6. NEW TOWNSHIPS WITH FLEXIBLE PAYMENT TERMS
One top reason why OFWs are opting to buy real estate properties now is because they are being offered with lots of payment options making their purchase easy.
“Before, when you want to invest in real estate, prepare at least 20% from the TCP or Total Contract Price based on the payment term, for a pre-selling property or mga condos which are not ready for turnover yet, but now, we, in, Federal Land, we offer friendly payment terms,” said Chua.
“You can even secure a unit with reservation deposit for as low as AED 1,600 Dirham or Php25,000,” she added.
Federal Land offers cash discounts of up to 30%. This is potentially the reason why investing is made easier compared to 2019 or earlier years.
7. PERFECT PLACE TO WORK, LIVE AND PLAY
“Of couse, if maraming expats who love to visit at mag lease ng long term sa Philippines or even live here sa bansa natin, that will drive the demand for rental or purchase for properties. So may effect yan satin economically,” said Chua.
8. OUR PEOPLE AND CULTURE
Our warm welcome to guests and our rich culture as a nation also add into the many reasons why properties in PH attracts OFW investors and even foreign nationals.
“Investing in the Philippines, especially for foreign nationals, will be easy because of the following:
•We have an English-speaking community.
•We are intelligent and highly-skilled.
•We are hospitable and have a positive attitude.
•We are highly-resilient and hardworking.
9. LOW COST OF LIVING VS. OTHER COUNTRIES
“The Philippines ranks no. 50 globally this year in the cost of living; with the peso devaluation, foreign currency purchasing power is higher and can easily support a wealthy lifestyle here,” said Chua.
10. BEST RETIREMENT DESTINATION
We know for a fact that Philippines is a good retirement destination for Filipinos or non-Filipinos because of the relaxed environment with 7,107 islands to visit, the low cost of living and the gentle and warm attitude of Filipinos.
“Federal Land, is an example of a Philippine real estate developer who has mastered the development of townships and master-planned communities in prime locations. We have an extensive project network with numerous residential properties. We have townships or integrated communities of residential, commercial and office developments: We have properties located in Manila, Makati, Pasay, Cebu, Marikina, Quezon City, Mandaluyong, San Juan, Ortigas, BGC and Cavite,” said Chua.
Another edge of Federal Land is its accessibility to roads and near ongoing and completed Gov’t infrastructure projects which will make it more valuable for you. Because whether it is for dwelling, you will enjoy your everyday living because everything you need is readily available. Schools, hospitals, places of worship, malls.
You can learn more about their products here: https://www.federallandph.info/
Filipinos make up the third biggest population of expatriates in the United Arab Emirates. It is estimated that the number of Pinoys in Dubai alone is more or less half a million.
During this year’s PPIE, a panel discussion on the Kabayan Power: Top Qualities that Make Filipinos In-Demand in the UAE was held featuring heads of Filipino professional organizations in the country.
Moderated by Chief Operating Office (COO) Vince Ang, the discussion talked about the ways Filipinos in the Middle East can dominate their workplaces and how they can individually utilize their power to start investing.
Chairman of the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (Dubai) Lyndon Magsino shared during the discussion his 3 C’s of success which are: (1) Communication, (2) Confidence, and (3) Collaboration.
“How to be successful in your chosen field: First is communication, it is very important that you have to have communication skills to be able to convey your message clearly to your direct reports, to your line managers, to your peers. Next is confidence, confidence comes from people, experience, and learning. Never stop learning. Collaboration for me is building relationships. A lot of people are getting into the corporate politics, try to avoid that,” said Magsino.
Meanwhile, Director for Membership Development of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines – UAE Chapter, Engr. Puffy Niedo, shared how having a backbone organization or a supportive community can help unleash the real power or potential of Filipinos, especially those who are aspiring Engineers.
“Even if you are undergrad here in the UAE, you can still continue studying here in UAE and take the exam. The PRC comes here and helps out to help you get certified,” said Engr. Niedo.
He encouraged those who are already earning an average of 5,000 dirhams to invest in honing one’s skill even more and attain the supposed salary of professionals in UAE which is at 20,000 dirhams.
“Being an Engineer, technology is developing exponentially, kaya ayan po ang tinatarget namin. Subasabay po tayo, nakkipagsabayan po tayo. So, that is the mission of IECEP, that’s why we are here. Marami kaming ginagawang activities. We want to change their mindset. They are contented that they have a salary of 5000 that is very enough. You can family you can being here pero i told them not to stay or be content with that salary. Why? because your level of success as a technician can lead you to earn and reach the minimum salary of up to 20,000 dirhams,” said Engr. Niedo.
For his part, Magsino said that he prefers diversifying his earnings to various investments.
“I diversified my investments in real estate, stocks, I do crypto on a very minimal level, and bonds,” said Magsino.
He said that as professionals, we should also look into equipping ourselves in terms of financial literacy.
“Majority of our events and seminars is actually not technical. We are already graduate in those kinds of topics. I like the liquidity part of stock market. You have the ability to sell and buy anytime. For example, if you need 5 million, you cannot just get a buyer of your lot or condominium today. But in stock market, right now, there are hundreds who would like to have my shares. If you want your funds today, right now, you can just simply trade in the Philippine Stock Exchange or even in the US. I diversified my investments in real estate, stocks, bonds,” said Magsino.
He inspired the crowd by sharing that he was able to recently purchase a property in Dubai worth 3 million just through the earnings of his investments in the Philippines.
“This proves that the real estate market in the Philippines is thriving and profitable,” said Ang.
Likewise, Engr. Niedo also shared that even his purchased property in the Philippines has already increased in value regardless if it has not been updated or is currently not being utilized.
They encouraged other overseas Filipinos to have an open mind into when in comes to learning about investment and believe in their ability to also achieve the same positive results.
One of the most common concerns amongst Overseas Filipinos on real estate investments is their hesitation to invest due to being afraid of falling victim to scams. Horror stories of OFWs pouring in hundreds of thousands of pesos make some OFWs reconsider and shy away from investing altogether.
The good news is that over the years, these scams have been put on the spotlight, with overseas Filipinos given more comprehensive tips to avoid falling into these situations.
Here are the top three tips they should always keep in mind to avoid real estate scams:
Ask for proper identification from your agent. Your preferred real estate agent will be your most dependable ally that will fulfil your dream of owning property. This is exactly why OFWs should be very discerning of who they’re talking to. OFWs are advised to get an authentic proof of identification – most especially their real estate broker license from the Philippines’ Professional Regulation Commission.
Talk to trusted real estate developers. The easiest method to prevent real estate scams in the Philippines is to purchase your property from a reputable developer with years of experience building houses for Filipinos. These real estate developers can easily vet if the agent you’re dealing with is under their wing since they provide IDs and other pertinent documents that the agent can use to prove that s/he indeed is affiliated with the developer.
Research. Research. Research. OFWs are sometimes enticed by the low prices given by some developers. This is why you should conduct market research and consult fellow homeowners about the appropriate price range for land or a house and lot for sale. As a general rule, do not pay for unexpected pricing, whether they are unusually high or extremely low.
The Philippine Property and Investments Expo (PPIE), the biggest, longest-running and most trusted Philippine business and investment forum in the Middle East, is now on its eighth edition, which will be held this November 5-6, 2022 at the Crowne Plaza – Sheikh Zayed Road.
The past seven PPIE editions made history in the UAE and the Gulf region by bringing in over 24,500 quality visitors.
OFWs in the UAE planning to get their very own home at the heart of Subic can now explore a new house-and-lot investment option that strikes the balance between the tranquillity of nature and the accessibility of urban hotspots.
The Hauslands Subic at the Brgy. Mangan Vaca along RH5 National Highway boasts a massive 15.4 hectare property in Zambales where you can enjoy an escape from the busy city lights, with an ease of access to some of Zambales’ beaches and seashores. At your future home, you will also enjoy a majestic mountain view, wide green spaces, and more amenities designed to provide a healthier life for you and your entire family to enjoy.
Its model units, ‘Cedar’ and ‘Sage’ offers a modernized Asian-inspired community with expansive homes overlooking nature and an assortment of natural sunlight and sceneries.The Hauslands Subic is envisioned as the best neighborhood for homeowners seeking a balanced lifestyle.
Access to essential institutions and recreational areas are only a few of the benefits provided by the development. It is in close proximity to Walter Mart, Subic Water District, Subic National High School, Subic Rural Health Center, and the Manggahan Elementary School, to name a few. With its proximity to several metropolitan destinations and coastal retreats, The Hauslands Subic elevates your living experience, whether with friends or family.
The Hauslands Subic also has a variety of amenities within its subdivision including “The Pavilion” which could host your parties and gatherings; as well as a swimming pool where you and your loved ones could bond especially during the summer season.
Meet The Hauslands at the 8th Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition (PPIE) on 5-6 November 2022 at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Sheikh Zayed Dubai. The Hauslands is an exhibitor of PPIE, the biggest, longest-running, and most trusted Philippine business and investment forum in the Middle East, now on its eighth edition.
The past seven PPIE editions made history in the UAE and the Gulf region by bringing in over 24,500 quality visitors.
Overseas Filipinos planning to retire and go back to the Philippines for good don’t always opt for the quieter escape that the provinces provide. Some of them intend to stay in the city and bask in its fast-paced, dynamic environment that OFWs might have gotten used to when they were overseas.
Here are some of the advantages that OFWs can enjoy if they prefer to remain in the city:
Ease of public transportation. Public transportation is essential for city people due to the high population density of metropolitan regions. As a lifeline for the city, a well-designed public transit system must be dependable, accessible, and efficient. While the need for a private automobile may be felt, the person determines its need, as most daily and regular trips may be done using public transit. This is one of the most widely valued advantages of city life.
Meet new friends. No, we’re not talking about Mariteses or your rude neighbors here – in the city, lots of events take place, giving you the freedom to explore and meet like-minded individuals where friendships and new connections may easily blossom.
Entertainment and lifestyle. Cities have the most extensive retail areas, specialty stores, and showrooms. This is especially useful if you reside in a big city. Whatever your needs are, no matter how unusual they are, you will always find the perfect person or dealer. Such specialty stores are available in cities due to the concentrated population.
More choices for growing families. Cities give more options for OFWs who wish to nurture their kids with a wide variety of schools and recreational activities nearby to choose from. At the same time, it also gives them access to several more healthcare facilities as well as other places to promote wellbeing that will help not only the OFWs themselves, but more importantly, their aging parents as well.
The Philippine Property and Investments Expo (PPIE), the biggest, longest-running and most trusted Philippine business and investment forum in the Middle East, is now on its eighth edition, which will be held this November 5-6, 2022 at the Crowne Plaza – Sheikh Zayed Road.
The past seven PPIE editions made history in the UAE and the Gulf region by bringing in over 24,500 quality visitors.
Twin Oaks Place, rising in the heart of Greenfield District, redefines urban life in Metro Manila by allowing its upwardly mobile inhabitants to be completely linked via its cutting-edge technical backbone.
Twin Oaks Place is a vertical residential complex that showcases the company’s goals and standards for future Greenfield District structures. It will be equipped with Fiber-to-the-House (FTTH) technology, giving inhabitants the convenience of a smart and automated home, as well as a connection speed of up to 1GBps.
Most notably, Twin Oaks Place allows residents to update their units to operate them from anywhere using integrated fiber-optic technology, which connects IP-enabled appliances to the internet and allows them to use a wide range of online-based apps.
Most importantly, Twin Oaks Place allows residents to update their units to operate them from anywhere using integrated fiber-optic technology, which connects IP-enabled appliances to the internet and allows them to use a wide range of online-based apps.
Twin Oaks Place East and West Tower RFO buildings were tilted to a 45-degree angle by Architect Bong Recio of Rchitects, Inc. to enhance privacy, give access to stunning views for each apartment, improve ventilation, and give natural lighting.
The main lobby with front desk service/concierge; 24/7 security services; a fire alarm and sprinkler system; provision for CCTV monitors; and four high-speed residential elevators that can handle about 14 people each are among the amenities.
Among the amenities are a swimming pool, lanai, residential lobby, and a fitness facility.
Meet Greenfield Development Corporation at the 8th Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition (PPIE) on 5-6 November 2022 at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Sheikh Zayed Dubai. Greenfield Development Corporation is a silver sponsor of PPIE, the biggest, longest-running, and most trusted Philippine business and investment forum in the Middle East, now on its eighth edition.
The past seven PPIE editions made history in the UAE and the Gulf region by bringing in over 24,500 quality visitors.
