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‘Blue Zone’ for aspiring centenarians

By: Tessa R. Salazar
BLUE Zone near NUVALI. Saujana is a 16-hectare sprawl of hilly land in Silang, Cavite just 30 minutes down from Tagaytay City, off the Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road. Photo by Tessa R. Salazar

You’ve heard of Green Zones, places where human developments have been executed in harmony with the surrounding ecosystem. Now we have a “Blue Zone,” a place where human developments are not only in harmony with nature, but in synchronicity with the wellness of its inhabitants, as well.

Posted: February 17th, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Headlines,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Ridgewood Towers addresses the yuppies’ housing needs

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
DESIGNED by Asya Designs & Partners, Ridgewood Towers is comprised of three high-rise buildings.

The barracks where soldiers once sought refuge had been battling with a different kind of revolution over the past several years. And it was a good battle, as it transformed what then served as a military headquarters into the world-class Bonifacio Global City—a bustling, contemporary block that housed office buildings, bars and restaurants, shops and even prime residential developments.

Posted: February 17th, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Headlines,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Entrepreneurial skills and luck bring success to Harvard grad

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
LUCHANGCO credits his success to luck and ICCP’s drive to be world class

Successful property developers often tell stories of how their strong passion to build structures and their revolutionary visions to change the Philippine landscape, have fueled their victories in a fiercely competitive real estate sector.

Posted: February 17th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Headlines,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Personal Finance,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

In the depths of darkness

By: Isabel Berenguer Asuncion
DEEP-TONED floors can look really crisp and smart, especially when they are of a polished material. They absorb light, and allow the objects sitting on it, especially when they are bold or light in color, to stand out and appear to float.

If there is anything I truly miss in the urban jungle, it is seeing the intense darkness of the night sky. We hardly have really clear skies in the city, what with the smog blanketing the metro and the city lights reflecting back down, just like your car headlights would as you drive through a foggy road. We often get that strange orange cast in the night sky. And cloudy nights occur practically half of the year, giving us the same strange orange glow for most of our time. I look for them, but I can’t always see, the stars.

Posted: February 17th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Headlines,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

1 condo unit every 8 minutes

By: Tessa R. Salazar
MCKINLEY Hill includes the upscale McKinley Hill Village, the panish-Mediterranean-inspired McKinley Garden Villas and the Stamford Executive Residences. Photo by Tessa R. Salazar

Based on property giant Megaworld’s experience in the ongoing Corona impeachment trial in the Senate, would it now be prudent for condominium and other property developers to screen their high-profile buyers, particularly those involved in politics, before closing the deal?

Posted: February 10th, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Safe, secure condo for ‘feisty’ little ones

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
THE GROVE prides itself of being a kid-friendly development.

A lengthy and impressive checklist of benefits often lures buyers to go for condominium units. Understandably so. When you have grand, hotel-like amenities, assured safety and security and a strategic location, among others, it would be quite difficult for any individual to ignore the convenience offered by modern-day condo living.

Posted: February 10th, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

2 Pro•Friends developments in Iloilo deserve another

By: Cesar Mangawang
OLIVE house model. Photo by Genie Lagman

Ilonggos recognize the significance of value for money in the products they buy. Value for money is defined as a utility derived from every purchase for every sum spent. It is based not just on the maximum purchase price (economy) but on the maximum efficiency and effectiveness of the purchase as well.

Posted: February 10th, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

‘Fulfillment’ in real estate wins lawyer over

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
ALPHALAND president Mario Oreta believes that to succeed and last in the business of property development, one must be able to deliver what he promised and to always aim for customer satisfaction. Photo by Arnold Almacen

Ultimately, it was “that kind of fulfillment” that won Mario Oreta over. A fulfillment that was borne out of putting roofs over people’s heads, of developing not just houses but homes and communities, and out of seeing huge smiles from the faces of satisfied homebuyers.

Posted: February 10th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Enjoying architecture from both inside and out

By: Isabel Berenguer Asuncion
AN ARCHITECT’S expertise and understanding of space will manifest in the way exterior form and interior spaces are simultaneously molded: being inside can be as enjoyable an experience as looking at good architecture from a distance.

I’ve always enjoyed architecture. I say “enjoy” because it has always been a source of awe and wonder. I looked forward to seeing some of the beautiful homes and small buildings in the New Manila area near where I grew up. The styles fascinated me, and what I loved most were the polarity of the visuals: some homes in very modernist van der Rohe-like vertical and horizontal lines, and others, tiered heritage homes with post-colonial Spanish features.

Posted: February 10th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Megaworld reputation intact despite Corona trial, analysts say

By: Tessa R. Salazar
THE MCKINLEY Hill CyberPark is the community’s own Peza-accredited ecozone. Photos by Tessa R. Salazar

The ongoing impeachment trial against Chief Justice Renato Corona won’t affect high-end property developer Megaworld’s reputation, according to property analysts when asked by Inquirer Property on the positive and adverse effects of Megaworld’s involvement in the trial.

Posted: February 3rd, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

SM Land giving workforce home they truly deserve

By: Theresa S. Samaniego

A healthy and competent workforce could easily be any firm’s ace in the hole.

Posted: February 3rd, 2012 in Inquirer Features,Property Guide | Read More »

A very big aim for one small project

By: Charles E. Buban
ST. Marie Eugenie de Jesus Early Learning Center will rise just behind Phinma Properties’ Flora Vista project in Fairview, Quezon City.

Since 1987, Phinma Properties has been known to provide valuable mid-range housing developments that could be had through affordable financing schemes and whose units could be turned over more quicker to its buyers.

Posted: February 3rd, 2012 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

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