Tagaytay real estate

**flakez** · March 20th, 2016 01:50 AM

Kamusta ang real estate sa tagaytay? Balak namin mag build and sell don kaso wala ako idea kung maganda ba ang market. Naisip din ng erpat ko kung hindi mabenta pwede naman for rent.

**lowslowbenz** · March 22nd, 2016 01:01 PM

Are you selling a piece of property there?

Please PM me vicinity map and price, thanks.

**kimbon** · March 22nd, 2016 04:10 PM

me too. TIA

**flakez** · March 22nd, 2016 06:01 PM

Ay hindi ako nagbebenta. Hehe. Actually naghahanap din ako planning to build a house and sell it. Hehe. Iniisip ko kung ok ba market ng bentahan ng bahay sa tagaytay.

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**viper888** · March 23rd, 2016 08:02 AM

Id prefer to build and sell city houses as those are necessities, whereas a tagaytay house is a vacation house and will most likely be customized.

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**lowslowbenz** · March 23rd, 2016 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by flakez

Ay hindi ako nagbebenta. Hehe. Actually naghahanap din ako planning to build a house and sell it. Hehe. Iniisip ko kung ok ba market ng bentahan ng bahay sa tagaytay.

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Tagaytay lots are very pricey, for all the obvious reasons. If I may, I suggest you take a look at Amadeo or Mendez. Both are near Tagaytay, but real estate is priced a bit lower.

Here's a quick comparison, a choice 300 sqm lot along the Tagaytay ridge was selling for the equivalent price of a 2.4 hectare spread in San Diego, Lian, Batangas (a short ride downhill from Tagaytay).

**flakez** · March 24th, 2016 04:21 AM

Originally Posted by viper888

Id prefer to build and sell city houses as those are necessities, whereas a tagaytay house is a vacation house and will most likely be customized.

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Yun din naisip ko eh. Nassugest lang ng erpat ko tagaytay para kung hindi daw mabenta kagad pwede rin parentahan. So kung gagawa ng bahay dapat ang itsura is pang vacation house talaga.

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Tagaytay lots are very pricey, for all the obvious reasons. If I may, I suggest you take a look at Amadeo or Mendez. Both are near Tagaytay, but real estate is priced a bit lower.

Here's a quick comparison, a choice 300 sqm lot along the Tagaytay ridge was selling for the equivalent price of a 2.4 hectare spread in San Diego, Lian, Batangas (a short ride downhill from Tagaytay).

May natignan na rin kami sa may amadeo ata. Naisip ko lang baka hindi gaano mabenta house and lot don...

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**flakez** · February 26th, 2017 07:34 AM

Ano tingin niyo sa twin lakes? May tinignan yung wife ko nasa 16k per sqm. Overlooking ng taal. Parang namamahalan ako. Pero sabi ng misis ko malamang naman tataas presyo non pag tagal....

Ok kaya na investment? Nasa 4m din yung lot so ilang years din namin babayaran sa bank. Hehe

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**Altis6453** · February 26th, 2017 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by flakez

Ano tingin niyo sa twin lakes? May tinignan yung wife ko nasa 16k per sqm. Overlooking ng taal. Parang namamahalan ako. Pero sabi ng misis ko malamang naman tataas presyo non pag tagal....

Ok kaya na investment? Nasa 4m din yung lot so ilang years din namin babayaran sa bank. Hehe

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Suggest you do your due diligence by checking the most recent transactions for lots within the vicinity to see how values have appreciated. You can go to the Registry of Deeds for this. Also, talk to your bank since they have knowledge of property values in the area. The rapid rise of property values are influenced by several factors like accessibility from main roads, proximity to commercial establishments, institutional establishments, etc. Even acquisition by a major developer (i. e. Ayala Land) of land within the immediate area can raise values right away.

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