Buying a house in Nuvali/Sta Rosa area

**ryanwilder** · March 13th, 2013 05:48 AM

Meron ba dito nakatira na dun sa lugar na yun, parang ok kasi yun mga bahay dun, yun mgasimpleng townhouse type lang pero guarded.

Im thinking it looks like a province but tomorrow, that area will be populated skyscrapers and yun generation ngaun will invest in that.

metro Manila will be just like old manila, congested and filthy.

And also I want to off-load some cars. Nahihirapan na ako sa 4 na tsikot ko (3 Suvs + 1 Sports Coupe), everytime na lang lalabas ako sa umaga, kailangan ilabas ko muna yun ayaw ko dalhin, then back, it's a time consuming ordeal. Im planning to put my oldest CRv there na lang, para hindi na sya gano laspag coz maluwag dun. Kumbaga tambak na lang sa garahe ng plano ko bilhin new house to make it look like somebody is sleeping there during weekdays

**lowslowbenz** · March 13th, 2013 02:58 PM

Nuvali is a good choice when you are working or have a business within the vicinity of Laguna (general area). But if you live there and work in Makati/Ortigas/Manila .... Toll fees will be a bastard.

**cast_no_shadow** · March 13th, 2013 03:10 PM

uy si OB!

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**vinj** · March 13th, 2013 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Nuvali is a good choice when you are working or have a business within the vicinity of Laguna (general area). But if you live there and work in Makati/Ortigas/Manila .... Toll fees will be a bastard.

That's true. Even the guys i know who live in Carmona are complaining about toll fees. It's P 300+ for them per day plus gas to Makati/Mandaluyong.

But hey, that's area is a growth corridor with the good schools setting up shop there.

If you have a lot of cars, what some peeps do is to buy a small lot near their house and build a garage for it. I always dreamed of having something like that at home or near my home.