Low cost housing

[vinj]

meron din bang low cost condos?

Yup, meron naman in the 900K to 1M++ range. Don't expect it to be smack in the middle of the Metropolis though. Some people prefer these for their start ups instead of locating in places where they have to pay toll fees to get to and from work.

Amaia Steps Nova

PHINMA Properties

Suntrust Properties, Inc.

HOME - SM Development Corporation

With SM though the units are a little over shoebox size already if you're talking of low prices. Mahal pa rin sila mag benta per sq.m.

[shadow]

meron din bang low cost condos?

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Empire East

[erick_214]

UU mayron, yung tipong paglipat mo eh under renovation yung mga elevator at kailangan mong mag stairs, tapos pangakong magagawa next year, at next year yan pa rin ang sasabihin hanggang lumipas ang 10 years na malapit mo na mabayaran ang lahat eh ganun pa rin ang sitwasyon.

[earthlyken]

No wonder si kim chiu and anne curtis ang model ng sm sa mga condos nila..kasi mga ganun katawan lang ang kasya sa mga condos nila..hehehe

[chua_riwap]

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I agree w/ this.
Kahit yung plastering ng walls di pantay, grabe......

[uls]

pero feeling sosy mga nakatira sa low cost condo hehehe

equivalent nyan sa States "living in the projects"

[chua_riwap]

pero feeling sosy mga nakatira sa low cost condo hehehe

equivalent nyan sa States "living in the projects"

andyan ba karamihan yung mga SC's?

[vinj]

pero feeling sosy mga nakatira sa low cost condo hehehe

equivalent nyan sa States "living in the projects"

You can say that again. I'm not saying that everyone in such developments are like that as some of the newer projects I've seen with good management and are somewhat "low density"(i.e. a multi-building, low rise project) are quite nice for singles and start-up families, pero kung umasta talaga yung iba, kala mo bumili ng high end condo sa Makati or Fort. Lahat nirereklamo pero hindi sila up to date sa dues or pag tinignan mo yung source of payment, kapatid pala sa abroad yung nagbabayad ng amortization. And usually, mas madaling kausap pa yung nasa abroad na nagbabayad over the relative/person using the unit. Mas mahal pa ang mga tsikots kaysa condo unit pero ayaw naman magbayad to get a parking slot tapos mag reklamo na gusto nila ng libreng parking. :D

Tip: If you're buying a condo, irregardless of whether you'll use it or lease it out, always get a parking slot. Mas madiling ipa-rent or ibenta later on.

[uls]

... pero kung umasta talaga yung iba, kala mo bumili ng high end condo sa Makati or Fort. Lahat nirereklamo pero hindi sila up to date sa dues or pag tinignan mo yung source of payment, kapatid pala sa abroad yung nagbabayad ng amortization. And usually, mas madaling kausap pa yung nasa abroad na nagbabayad over the relative/person using the unit. Mas mahal pa ang mga tsikots kaysa condo unit pero ayaw naman magbayad to get a parking slot tapos mag reklamo na gusto nila ng libreng parking. :D

hahaha

kasi they're proud nag arrive na sila

you know... movin' up from _________ to condo

that's a big deal dude

[vinj]

hahaha

kasi they're proud nag arrive na sila

you know... movin' up from _________ to condo

that's a big deal dude

Hehe... laudable naman... if they were the ones paying, and if they were paying on time. Its okay to complain on build defects and basic service shortcomings in any project whether it be high end or low end, but buyers should also know what to expect for what they're paying for, whether it be for the housing acquisition cost or for the assoc dues. I kinda liken it to those who buy budget airfares and expect first class service (not just good service but the whole hospitality shebang). If you're expecting much more than the basics, well you gotta pay.