Home fit for a family | Inquirer Business

Home fit for a family

/ 05:00 AM October 25, 2017

First comes love then comes marriage. And all of a sudden, you already have a family of your own.

Indeed, the joy of family living always starts in having your own home—whether it’s in a house, townhouse or a rented condominium unit.

Today, however, there is a growing trend of raising families in vertical developments as most parents prefer to live in the heart of the city.

ADVERTISEMENT

Being near their workplace enables them to reduce travel hours and thus, spend more time with their loved ones.

FEATURED STORIES

But not all high-rise buildings are well-equipped to provide an environment where you can ideally raise a child. Allow us to give you some helpful tips on how to determine whether your choice of condo is the best place for you to raise a family and watch your children grow.

Better interaction

Check if your building has allotted at least 15 percent of their total units to two-bedroom cuts and about 10 percent to three-bedroom units.

These units should be situated near each other and housed on the lower floors. Proximity of such units allow better interaction with neighbors who have kids as well.

There must be ample room for outdoor spaces. Playgrounds, swimming pools and activity areas should be made available in your building.

This would allow adults to supervise kids outdoors from an indoor vantage point. Also, it gives children the chance for an observed yet independent playtime.

ADVERTISEMENT

Convenience

The ground floor must have a pharmacy and affordable grocery stores to provide condo dwellers the convenience of being able to purchase their basic needs within the confines of their building. Also, this promotes a more active street life within the community.

Storage space is always a concern. Check if your condo has room for stowing bulky items for your children’s needs, such as a parking lot for strollers or toy bikes.

It is also recommended that a day care must be located within the lower floors of the building. These childcare facilities must be manned by trustworthy and efficient personnel.

Attached outdoors spaces such as a a patio or balcony must be large enough so that an entire family can gather in them.

Empire East Holdings Inc. answers the needs of growing families by providing a development where parents can expect more from their condominiums.

At Little Baguio Terraces, parents can have the much needed peace of mind that their children are living in a safe, secure and comfortable environment.

Transit-oriented project

Being a transit-oriented residential project, Little Baguio is strategically located in the middle of everything. Located along N. Domingo Avenue and Aurora Boulevard near San Juan’s Greenhills district, Little Baguio Terraces boasts of amenities and facilities that would make every student’s life a breeze.

And when they come home, they can focus on their other hobbies and interest.

The six-tower Little Baguio Residences is also home to a daycare center where qualified preschool teachers teach the young about the basics of reading, writing and counting.

A total of 1,226 condominium units in four of six residential towers have been made available to homeseekers who want to own a San Juan address.

Key amenities

A 30 sqm to 60 sqm, two- and three-bedroom homes are given access to amenities for relaxation and recreation. A swimming pool, sunbathing lounge, children’s pool, spa, playground, landscaped area with benches, gym and day care center are all hosted at the first level of Towers 1 and 2.

Investments with Empire East have become synonymous with value and practicality.

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy.

Providing affordable housing choices for buyers has been the company’s mantra for over two decades. Such developments offer higher quality of life and convenience for dwellers.

TAGS: Family, property

© Copyright 1997-2024 INQUIRER.net | All Rights Reserved

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. By continuing, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. To find out more, please click this link.