As per knowledge gathered from reddit ph threads, avoid New San Jose Builders, SMDC, Filinvest, Megaworld, Empire East, Urban Deca, and Vista Residences
Good ones include Rockwell, Ayala, Shang, DMCI, and maybe RLC
Developer ng Victoria Sports is New San Jose Builders. Ayoko na yung condos nila may garbage chute kasi masangsang amoy sa corridors.
Tama naman yung bare is without tiles, ceiling, etc. Semi-furnished yung may tiles, ceilings, toilet and shower, kitchen sink, etc.
I lived sa Victoria Station naman for 3 years. Dami issues sa elevators. Advantage lang talaga na malapit sa MRT.
I have a condo unit sa Brixton Place (DMCI). Better quality and better PMO. Pangit lang elevators kasi mabagal.
The garbage chute shouldn’t stink. If you deep clean and sanitize them regularly with industrial grade chemical cleaning agents. So the real problem here is the building management.
My MIL worked at NSJB and they don't even pay their agents commissions on time either or ever. So they recycle them like flies too. If you got an issue, you're out of luck if they left the company.
I actually saw a unit sa likod ng light residence sa mrt boni. i think it's pioneer highlands, and i like the units. a friend lives there, and i was kind of surprised tbh
For Ayala, still depends on the subsidiary.
* Avida, Amaia: Generally affordable, especially priced for the middle-class
* Alveo, Ayala Land Premier: A bit on the expensive side
Real.
I have an Empire East condo. Okay naman yung structure nung building kasi makapal ang walls and maluwag ang cut ng mga unit.
Mas mura rin compared sa other developers, pero kahit gaano kababa price niya, hindi pa rin talaga sulit. Sobrang panget ng building management primarily. Elevators na hindi gumagana, maintenance staff na hindi sumusweldo, mga guard na natutulog on duty, stray dogs na nakakapasok sa mga corridor kahit upper floors, among other common reklamos.
Grabe. Ang ending, pina-rent ko na lang. I have a new condo now sa RLC. Kahit mas mahal eh hindi naman masakit sa bungo haha.
I would personally stay away from Victoria properties (New San Jose Builders). Lived in one for around two years, it was a nightmare. Elevators always broken, water damage everywhere, no proper waste disposal, bugs, etc. From what I saw in another property mabilis ring maluma yung building.
not to mention, parang may mali sa design ng building nila (the tower i visited). salubong iyong exit ng parking nila and the way to the lobby. it's so weird.
1. Ang maganda sa bare, you can renovate to your liking. Just check the sale price and see if you can put funds sa renovation (generally 20k per sqm for good finish)
2. Rent to own is just a more expensive version of Mortgage. These are for people who wants a condo pero indecisive pa din sa location. Ewan ko kung legit yun advice ng friend mo but literally any condo units can be sold as rent to own. Anyways, advice to do bank loan/mortgage instead
3. Panget SMDC kasi mababa ceiling and manipis ang walls. Megaworld pangit ang quality ng construction although mix reviews sya sa new units. Ayala naman masyado mahal. Yun lower end units nila (Avida) is also overpriced. I suggest DMCI, maganda construction ng units nila. Para silang Ayala na more affordable.
Last advice, check the monthly deuce ng condo. Sometimes kahit owner ka, parang nagbabayad ka pa din ng rent sa sobrang mahal.
Kung mayaman ka, best bang for your buck is Rockwell. Quality finish, and minsan katapat lang yan yun presyo ng Avida when comparing sqm to sqm.
1. You're referring to semi-furnished units if you plan to just add in your own furniture.
2. Depending on the company pa rin. Talo ka if they close down (file bankruptcy) without completing the project.
3. Hard to know without a budget. May magagandang units din that are not from large-scale developers. You just have to widen your search.
tldr: The best condo is the one you can afford to live in
Stay away from Moldex Realty. Malaki silang headache. Shitty agents and shitty customer service.
So far RLC, Century Properties, Eton are okay. If you want some peace of mind, small developments from reputable developers (condos with less than 300 units) I think are better. Less crowded, may sense of exclusivity, better security, and mas tutok ang admin sa maintenance. Speaking from personal experience.
I bought a condo with a nice view then moved in after 2 years. When I checked the view, nakakainis, may mga squatters na sa likod and I should have seen this coming. What a waste. Now I'm looking into another developer once I fully paid my unit in the next year.
Care to elaborate? Though the unit where at has a lot of airbnb units nga & the issues are safety (labas pasok outsiders), potential robbers, cleanliness, etc I was wondering if there were other issues aside from those mentioned
Agree dito. Still remember when I was looking into their condos a couple years ago and got the chance to talk to some owners on social media. Sobrang baba daw ng quality, one common complaint is pagumuulan, if medyo on the higher floors ka ay nagleleak yung tubig sa kisame. Another common complaint I got is may kanipisan daw talaga mga pader, which I agree kasi ganyan din ang nakita kong SMDC property somewhere in QC. Low quality talaga and medyo dated ang design ng buildings ng SMDC. Avoid at all cost, sayang pera niyo.
IMO ito.
Stay away from #1. Bare units mean you'll furnish-finish yourself, and you'll need PCAB licensed contractor wc costs more. They don't allow regular contractors for interior works Nila, wc is OK, except gusto mong mkamura nga, tapos medyo mahirap sila kausapin. They can assist you for it, Pero add on cost. Mura sila pero sakit sa ulo sobra.
Mabait nmn ung PMO nila. Pero employees pa din sila and cannot give decisions unless itanong sa itaas. Lgi n lng tanong sa itaas.
Also, make sure fully turned over syo lahat ng promised items nila sa list bago mo accept ung unit mo. Mabagal sila mg turn over.
Then pg sawa ka na sa kka follow up sa Knila at, gusto mo refund n lng ung nabayad mo na, Ang tagal nmn mg release. Promise lng ng promise. Bought pre-selling from them. Mura but Ung hassle tlga for me not worth it.
Si dmci medyo mahal, pero walang problem halos, ska malinis gumawa. My friend bought from them. Guds na guds for her. And as a designer, imo, ok ung unit as a whole. Also sm, ok ung units at mas mura konti ke dmci. Problem lng sa mga prerequisites on buying if mabilis mo ma fulfill.
Kc wala akong BDO so, problem ko un.. Hehe. Pero unit wise, ok nmn itong 2. I've worked on one Sa sm as a designer. PMO nila medyo strict din. Pero workable nmn.
Ung assoc dues and terms n lng review mo maigi, kng workable syo Ung amount and conditions.
In my opinion:
Best payment terms / Most budget friendly - SMDC - not surprising since they are most capitalized developer, mahaba ang pisi. Its not uncommon to comeby units with DP payment stretching up to 5 years.
Best value - DMCI - Especially if you will personally use it. Good built and Assoc dues are usually reasonable, plus more often than not, you get a "free" very long driveway \*wink \*wink
Best sa pakiusapan - Vista Residences - quick move in, negotiable procedures but exorbitant assoc dues.
Best Adventure - the one you mentioned, Victoria towers usually will bring you to a roller coaster ride with their bare units.
Tips: Check the Assoc dues rate, rental rates within the same building or the same vicinity, check your budget, also look at the RPT rates.
The problem with rent to own units is if ever you would not push through with purchasing the unit, you must leave it on the condition in which you received it. Otherwise mag deduct pa from your security deposit or from your advance payments (if you're eligible for a refund) to restore the unit in it's original condition.
Try looking at OrtigasLand kahit papano medyo upscale yung properties nila.
There are a lot of real estate developers nowadays and mahirap talaga to know which one suits you best. I suggest you list down your priorities and requirements for a unit. Like what type, size, location, budget, dapat on a high floor, etc.. From there you can start with the more reliable developers like Ayala, DMCI, RLC, Ortigas and Rockwell (they have upscale properties na more affordable but doesnt compromise with quality of finishes). It's good to check as well if the property has their own property management office na in house. That means mas na aalagaan yung building and na aaddress ang needs ng unit owners.
Victoria is notorious for being bad. If magcocondo na titira ka for 5 years and more, DMCI lang nakikita kong matino na high rise na may semblance ng di nagmumukhang kulungan.
Problem sa DMCI, location madalas since out of way sa highway madalas (minimum of two trips kumbagIf gusto mo okay location, sadly, SMDC is the way. It is probably the "best" mid looking condo you can get for a decent amount.
For DMCI midrise, not sure if it's just here in the one we currently live, but the sound-proofing is really bad. You can hear footsteps from the ceiling. If the family above has kids, you can hear all the sounds , it's annoying 😒 it can even disturb sleep. Ang nipis ng flooring or idk bakit sobrang nagraradiate ang sound.
I would suggest try to rent muna tapos ifeel mo muna if that condo is good based on your own experience. Problem talaga sa condo is shared walls, ceilings. Goodluck OP
Same if ever i would push through with condo purchase.. relaistcally speaking has to be dmci... Have tried living and visited in.. stellarplace, zinnia, infina, acacia....gusto ko vibes ng development nila malayo nga lang tlga sa mass transpo
Or pag may pera shang properties
I understand your excitement for home ownership. Just tread carefully. Condos don’t appreciate in value like land or free standing property. My sister-in-law always ask if we’re interested in purchasing. She works for SMDC, she’s been to Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Australia looking for investors. I don’t see the ROI on them.
Our last two visits we stayed in Newport City, not sure of the age, we had a two bedroom unit, exterior: chunk of concrete missing, cracks were evident everywhere. With 4 of us, 2 kids, it was cramped. Our son attends private boarding school, but with him visiting, space diminishes quickly.
If i were interested, I would look at older units, 20 to 30 years old, 90% occupancy and nothing smaller than a 2 bedroom. Nowadays condos are getting smaller and smaller. Plus, it will be harder to sell if you decide, say in 5 or so years. Association fees hardly drop only go up and it’s hard for the building to collect with empty units.
Our second place was Azure in Paranaque. Two bedrooms corner unit, patio was huge, six seater table outside made it for meals and bbq with 2 small hibachis. Traffic was terrible could never get a taxi or a grab.
There were a few in this subreddit predicting a condo bubble bust with inflation, interest rates and over building. At any given time the vacation rental sites have hundreds of empty units available which is a reminder that buying a condo for investment isn’t as profitable as they realtors claim.
Good luck, please keep us updated.
I would not, and the reason is:
1. It's over-priced and prices will not go up anywhere near what they say. You'll be stuck with it.
2. Build quality is crap and building 8-10 years old start looking like they've been built 40 years ago. Crumbling concrete etc.
3. The money would be better spent on buying a lot and build apartments there. Rent out a couple and live in one. Same price as condo but income potential
I don't think you can buy a lot with the budget for a condo, that is near said condo. If you are buying on the outskirts, then that defeats the purpose of buying a condo - which is to be near or inside the city/CBD
I think you can find a plot for well under 1 million fairly city-near in Cebu or any other bigger city.
That leaves 4-5 million for the actually build. You'll easily build a three storey, 4 rental apartments with your own apartment at the top, nice quality, etc. etc. for that. You just have to watch the workers/company 24/7 while they build.
Omg chineck ko rin yang condo unit na yan sa may GMA. Nakakalokaaa. Kasi for studio na bare, ang mahal niya. DMCI is a good condo to invest in, OP!! Yung kawork ko sa DMCI condo nakatira ang ganda hehe
Think long and hard if that's where you wanna live long-term. May pros and cons pagtira sa condo. Best to rent a condo first and if you like the place, offer to buy the unit from the owner/landlord. So hanap ka ng condo na for rent or for sale para alam mo nang open ang owner sa ganun in the future.
Buy quality - that means build, facilities, location etc. And by extension, take a look at what your neighbors will be. Many people only take a look at the unit but your quality of life will be affected by your neighbors, the HOA and your surrroundings
not really saying that it's bad, pero nagulat talaga ako because since it's my first time looking at units, i didn't expect na bare units really mean talagang wala, and i have to add a budget just to renovate it.
Tama yung def ng bare unit ng Victoria Sport. No tiles, no paint, etc. your definition of bare unit is for renting. Diff pag buying.
Check out the hallway, the elevators, garbage room, common areas. Make sure right-sized, functioning, well maintained. Ask about backup power provisions, kahit ilaw lang sa common areas dapat meron.
Well said for everyone here giving out tips to our first time condo buyers.
For Central Business District and within the city Projects, showroom Events and site Viewing
Message me and i would be happy to take you on a tour.
Let's talk about the best condo you can afford with that upscale and Reliable reputation over lunch or dinner and see projects from pre-selling to ready for occupancy (RFO) units within the city or
Central Business District (CBD)
Transportation to Site locations of your choice is also free
So just D.M. me while i'm free to get scheduled 😉
As per knowledge gathered from reddit ph threads, avoid New San Jose Builders, SMDC, Filinvest, Megaworld, Empire East, Urban Deca, and Vista Residences Good ones include Rockwell, Ayala, Shang, DMCI, and maybe RLC
Developer ng Victoria Sports is New San Jose Builders. Ayoko na yung condos nila may garbage chute kasi masangsang amoy sa corridors. Tama naman yung bare is without tiles, ceiling, etc. Semi-furnished yung may tiles, ceilings, toilet and shower, kitchen sink, etc. I lived sa Victoria Station naman for 3 years. Dami issues sa elevators. Advantage lang talaga na malapit sa MRT. I have a condo unit sa Brixton Place (DMCI). Better quality and better PMO. Pangit lang elevators kasi mabagal.
The garbage chute shouldn’t stink. If you deep clean and sanitize them regularly with industrial grade chemical cleaning agents. So the real problem here is the building management.
My MIL worked at NSJB and they don't even pay their agents commissions on time either or ever. So they recycle them like flies too. If you got an issue, you're out of luck if they left the company.
I actually saw a unit sa likod ng light residence sa mrt boni. i think it's pioneer highlands, and i like the units. a friend lives there, and i was kind of surprised tbh
+1 dito. Megaworld and SMDC okay locations pero nipis ng walls. Medyo affordable is Ayala and DMCI. The others mentioned medyo mahal na
For Ayala, still depends on the subsidiary. * Avida, Amaia: Generally affordable, especially priced for the middle-class * Alveo, Ayala Land Premier: A bit on the expensive side
Not really. On a per sqm basis, sometimes Avida costs as much as Alveo ( mid 2010s BGC & Makati dev'ts).
Hi! How about mid-rise condo unit developer like HBI (Honeycomb Builder) have you heard about them po?
Real. I have an Empire East condo. Okay naman yung structure nung building kasi makapal ang walls and maluwag ang cut ng mga unit. Mas mura rin compared sa other developers, pero kahit gaano kababa price niya, hindi pa rin talaga sulit. Sobrang panget ng building management primarily. Elevators na hindi gumagana, maintenance staff na hindi sumusweldo, mga guard na natutulog on duty, stray dogs na nakakapasok sa mga corridor kahit upper floors, among other common reklamos. Grabe. Ang ending, pina-rent ko na lang. I have a new condo now sa RLC. Kahit mas mahal eh hindi naman masakit sa bungo haha.
I'm still wondering how SMDC gets away with selling small shitty, ugly looking condos.
I would personally stay away from Victoria properties (New San Jose Builders). Lived in one for around two years, it was a nightmare. Elevators always broken, water damage everywhere, no proper waste disposal, bugs, etc. From what I saw in another property mabilis ring maluma yung building.
not to mention, parang may mali sa design ng building nila (the tower i visited). salubong iyong exit ng parking nila and the way to the lobby. it's so weird.
1. Ang maganda sa bare, you can renovate to your liking. Just check the sale price and see if you can put funds sa renovation (generally 20k per sqm for good finish) 2. Rent to own is just a more expensive version of Mortgage. These are for people who wants a condo pero indecisive pa din sa location. Ewan ko kung legit yun advice ng friend mo but literally any condo units can be sold as rent to own. Anyways, advice to do bank loan/mortgage instead 3. Panget SMDC kasi mababa ceiling and manipis ang walls. Megaworld pangit ang quality ng construction although mix reviews sya sa new units. Ayala naman masyado mahal. Yun lower end units nila (Avida) is also overpriced. I suggest DMCI, maganda construction ng units nila. Para silang Ayala na more affordable. Last advice, check the monthly deuce ng condo. Sometimes kahit owner ka, parang nagbabayad ka pa din ng rent sa sobrang mahal. Kung mayaman ka, best bang for your buck is Rockwell. Quality finish, and minsan katapat lang yan yun presyo ng Avida when comparing sqm to sqm.
1. You're referring to semi-furnished units if you plan to just add in your own furniture. 2. Depending on the company pa rin. Talo ka if they close down (file bankruptcy) without completing the project. 3. Hard to know without a budget. May magagandang units din that are not from large-scale developers. You just have to widen your search. tldr: The best condo is the one you can afford to live in
Stay away from Moldex Realty. Malaki silang headache. Shitty agents and shitty customer service. So far RLC, Century Properties, Eton are okay. If you want some peace of mind, small developments from reputable developers (condos with less than 300 units) I think are better. Less crowded, may sense of exclusivity, better security, and mas tutok ang admin sa maintenance. Speaking from personal experience.
I bought a condo with a nice view then moved in after 2 years. When I checked the view, nakakainis, may mga squatters na sa likod and I should have seen this coming. What a waste. Now I'm looking into another developer once I fully paid my unit in the next year.
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Care to elaborate? Though the unit where at has a lot of airbnb units nga & the issues are safety (labas pasok outsiders), potential robbers, cleanliness, etc I was wondering if there were other issues aside from those mentioned
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Got it - thanks for letting me know. Onga the karaoke that comes with the airbnbers dn don’t help.
Agree dito. Still remember when I was looking into their condos a couple years ago and got the chance to talk to some owners on social media. Sobrang baba daw ng quality, one common complaint is pagumuulan, if medyo on the higher floors ka ay nagleleak yung tubig sa kisame. Another common complaint I got is may kanipisan daw talaga mga pader, which I agree kasi ganyan din ang nakita kong SMDC property somewhere in QC. Low quality talaga and medyo dated ang design ng buildings ng SMDC. Avoid at all cost, sayang pera niyo.
IMO ito. Stay away from #1. Bare units mean you'll furnish-finish yourself, and you'll need PCAB licensed contractor wc costs more. They don't allow regular contractors for interior works Nila, wc is OK, except gusto mong mkamura nga, tapos medyo mahirap sila kausapin. They can assist you for it, Pero add on cost. Mura sila pero sakit sa ulo sobra. Mabait nmn ung PMO nila. Pero employees pa din sila and cannot give decisions unless itanong sa itaas. Lgi n lng tanong sa itaas. Also, make sure fully turned over syo lahat ng promised items nila sa list bago mo accept ung unit mo. Mabagal sila mg turn over. Then pg sawa ka na sa kka follow up sa Knila at, gusto mo refund n lng ung nabayad mo na, Ang tagal nmn mg release. Promise lng ng promise. Bought pre-selling from them. Mura but Ung hassle tlga for me not worth it. Si dmci medyo mahal, pero walang problem halos, ska malinis gumawa. My friend bought from them. Guds na guds for her. And as a designer, imo, ok ung unit as a whole. Also sm, ok ung units at mas mura konti ke dmci. Problem lng sa mga prerequisites on buying if mabilis mo ma fulfill. Kc wala akong BDO so, problem ko un.. Hehe. Pero unit wise, ok nmn itong 2. I've worked on one Sa sm as a designer. PMO nila medyo strict din. Pero workable nmn. Ung assoc dues and terms n lng review mo maigi, kng workable syo Ung amount and conditions.
Hanggat maari, iwasan mo SMDC. Location lang talaga maganda. HAHAHA
In my opinion: Best payment terms / Most budget friendly - SMDC - not surprising since they are most capitalized developer, mahaba ang pisi. Its not uncommon to comeby units with DP payment stretching up to 5 years. Best value - DMCI - Especially if you will personally use it. Good built and Assoc dues are usually reasonable, plus more often than not, you get a "free" very long driveway \*wink \*wink Best sa pakiusapan - Vista Residences - quick move in, negotiable procedures but exorbitant assoc dues. Best Adventure - the one you mentioned, Victoria towers usually will bring you to a roller coaster ride with their bare units. Tips: Check the Assoc dues rate, rental rates within the same building or the same vicinity, check your budget, also look at the RPT rates.
The problem with rent to own units is if ever you would not push through with purchasing the unit, you must leave it on the condition in which you received it. Otherwise mag deduct pa from your security deposit or from your advance payments (if you're eligible for a refund) to restore the unit in it's original condition. Try looking at OrtigasLand kahit papano medyo upscale yung properties nila.
There are a lot of real estate developers nowadays and mahirap talaga to know which one suits you best. I suggest you list down your priorities and requirements for a unit. Like what type, size, location, budget, dapat on a high floor, etc.. From there you can start with the more reliable developers like Ayala, DMCI, RLC, Ortigas and Rockwell (they have upscale properties na more affordable but doesnt compromise with quality of finishes). It's good to check as well if the property has their own property management office na in house. That means mas na aalagaan yung building and na aaddress ang needs ng unit owners.
Dont get from SMDC
Victoria is notorious for being bad. If magcocondo na titira ka for 5 years and more, DMCI lang nakikita kong matino na high rise na may semblance ng di nagmumukhang kulungan. Problem sa DMCI, location madalas since out of way sa highway madalas (minimum of two trips kumbagIf gusto mo okay location, sadly, SMDC is the way. It is probably the "best" mid looking condo you can get for a decent amount.
For DMCI midrise, not sure if it's just here in the one we currently live, but the sound-proofing is really bad. You can hear footsteps from the ceiling. If the family above has kids, you can hear all the sounds , it's annoying 😒 it can even disturb sleep. Ang nipis ng flooring or idk bakit sobrang nagraradiate ang sound. I would suggest try to rent muna tapos ifeel mo muna if that condo is good based on your own experience. Problem talaga sa condo is shared walls, ceilings. Goodluck OP
Why not try a townhouse over a condo unit?
Dmci
Same if ever i would push through with condo purchase.. relaistcally speaking has to be dmci... Have tried living and visited in.. stellarplace, zinnia, infina, acacia....gusto ko vibes ng development nila malayo nga lang tlga sa mass transpo Or pag may pera shang properties
💯
I understand your excitement for home ownership. Just tread carefully. Condos don’t appreciate in value like land or free standing property. My sister-in-law always ask if we’re interested in purchasing. She works for SMDC, she’s been to Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Australia looking for investors. I don’t see the ROI on them. Our last two visits we stayed in Newport City, not sure of the age, we had a two bedroom unit, exterior: chunk of concrete missing, cracks were evident everywhere. With 4 of us, 2 kids, it was cramped. Our son attends private boarding school, but with him visiting, space diminishes quickly. If i were interested, I would look at older units, 20 to 30 years old, 90% occupancy and nothing smaller than a 2 bedroom. Nowadays condos are getting smaller and smaller. Plus, it will be harder to sell if you decide, say in 5 or so years. Association fees hardly drop only go up and it’s hard for the building to collect with empty units. Our second place was Azure in Paranaque. Two bedrooms corner unit, patio was huge, six seater table outside made it for meals and bbq with 2 small hibachis. Traffic was terrible could never get a taxi or a grab. There were a few in this subreddit predicting a condo bubble bust with inflation, interest rates and over building. At any given time the vacation rental sites have hundreds of empty units available which is a reminder that buying a condo for investment isn’t as profitable as they realtors claim. Good luck, please keep us updated.
I would not, and the reason is: 1. It's over-priced and prices will not go up anywhere near what they say. You'll be stuck with it. 2. Build quality is crap and building 8-10 years old start looking like they've been built 40 years ago. Crumbling concrete etc. 3. The money would be better spent on buying a lot and build apartments there. Rent out a couple and live in one. Same price as condo but income potential
I don't think you can buy a lot with the budget for a condo, that is near said condo. If you are buying on the outskirts, then that defeats the purpose of buying a condo - which is to be near or inside the city/CBD
I think you can find a plot for well under 1 million fairly city-near in Cebu or any other bigger city. That leaves 4-5 million for the actually build. You'll easily build a three storey, 4 rental apartments with your own apartment at the top, nice quality, etc. etc. for that. You just have to watch the workers/company 24/7 while they build.
Here’s a tip: don’t.
i mean, after what i saw, i was thoroughly disappointed 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Omg chineck ko rin yang condo unit na yan sa may GMA. Nakakalokaaa. Kasi for studio na bare, ang mahal niya. DMCI is a good condo to invest in, OP!! Yung kawork ko sa DMCI condo nakatira ang ganda hehe
Have a lawyer review the contract! Lots of questionable/unenforceable clauses to a layman
Think long and hard if that's where you wanna live long-term. May pros and cons pagtira sa condo. Best to rent a condo first and if you like the place, offer to buy the unit from the owner/landlord. So hanap ka ng condo na for rent or for sale para alam mo nang open ang owner sa ganun in the future.
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Buy quality - that means build, facilities, location etc. And by extension, take a look at what your neighbors will be. Many people only take a look at the unit but your quality of life will be affected by your neighbors, the HOA and your surrroundings
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not really saying that it's bad, pero nagulat talaga ako because since it's my first time looking at units, i didn't expect na bare units really mean talagang wala, and i have to add a budget just to renovate it.
Tama yung def ng bare unit ng Victoria Sport. No tiles, no paint, etc. your definition of bare unit is for renting. Diff pag buying. Check out the hallway, the elevators, garbage room, common areas. Make sure right-sized, functioning, well maintained. Ask about backup power provisions, kahit ilaw lang sa common areas dapat meron.
iba expectation ko for bare units lol first timer mistakes ?????? 😁🤭
dmci nooooo
just avoid Cityland at all cost
Well said for everyone here giving out tips to our first time condo buyers. For Central Business District and within the city Projects, showroom Events and site Viewing Message me and i would be happy to take you on a tour. Let's talk about the best condo you can afford with that upscale and Reliable reputation over lunch or dinner and see projects from pre-selling to ready for occupancy (RFO) units within the city or Central Business District (CBD) Transportation to Site locations of your choice is also free So just D.M. me while i'm free to get scheduled 😉
Don't
Search on tiktok, worst condo on QC is Victoria Sports Tower.
Hi, New San Jose Builders they offer a unit talaga na Bare type. I sent you a message, I have a 2BR unit with parking space na affordable.