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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetlucious View Post
    Those who plan to settle on southern part of the metro will surely experienced that.

    I'm from the south (AAv), boy, its so tiring to drive from Alabang to my gf's place in CG. And to think those villages in Sta. Rosa have yet to be fully developed and theres already traffic jam everyday during rush hour. As it is SRT rd. is just a 4 lane street with trikes. Hhmm sarap siguro tumira dyan when every household will 2-3 cars.��

    Precisely i don't recommend the place so i can enjoy it the most.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    Precisely i don't recommend the place so i can enjoy it the most.
    Reverse psychology hehe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    I wanna settle down where my folks live hehehe. .
    I wanna live in Forbes too but I don't think there is any chance of that happening in my lifetime. You could always move in with your parents, 2000 sq m should be enough for 2 families

    If I were to choose between North or South, it's South for me. Less traffic talaga. I don't experience traffic when I go home South while my friends from the North deal with heavy traffic daily.
    Last edited by _Cathy_; September 16th, 2015 at 10:50 AM.

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    But you're living in Makati, Cathy. You don't need to traverse SLEX or Cavitex do you, heheh

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    Cath goes to Sta. Rosa regularly. But travel from Makati to Sta. Rosa is easy.

    Eh pano kung taga-Alabang ka tapos anak mo nagaaral sa Ateneo/UP. Lahat ng kaibigan kong ganun, sinusumpa ang byahe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calistro View Post
    But you're living in Makati, Cathy. You don't need to traverse SLEX or Cavitex do you, heheh
    We have a house in the South so I pass slex and skyway too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Eh pano kung taga-Alabang ka tapos anak mo nagaaral sa Ateneo/UP. Lahat ng kaibigan kong ganun, sinusumpa ang byahe.
    The logical thing to do in such a case is to get a dorm. I got a brand new studio type unit fully furnish beside Ateneo. Ready to for rent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    The logical thing to do in such a case is to get a dorm. I got a brand new studio type unit fully furnish beside Ateneo. Ready to for rent.
    also applicable with UST if you are living down south.... Only DLSU is reasonable.... I remember commuting back then from Alabang to UST daily. Wala pang traffic nun ha? Takes me around 1.5 hours one way. Eh ngayon pa kaya.

    Agree on the dorm though.
    Invest ka lang sa studio type na condo, tapos pag naka graduate na yung anak mo, he can either live there or have it rented.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    The logical thing to do in such a case is to get a dorm. I got a brand new studio type unit fully furnish beside Ateneo. Ready to for rent.
    also applicable with UST if you are living down south.... Only DLSU is reasonable.... I remember commuting back then from Alabang to UST daily. Wala pang traffic nun ha? Takes me around 1.5 hours one way. Eh ngayon pa kaya.

    Agree on the dorm though.
    Invest ka lang sa studio type na condo, tapos pag naka graduate na yung anak mo, he can either live there or have it rented.

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    For those planning to settle in the south, dapat iconsider din yung additional cost of having your kids live elsewhere for college. You save on gas and toll but spend on rental and food.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Cath goes to Sta. Rosa regularly. But travel from Makati to Sta. Rosa is easy.

    Eh pano kung taga-Alabang ka tapos anak mo nagaaral sa Ateneo/UP. Lahat ng kaibigan kong ganun, sinusumpa ang byahe.
    I see. I was under the impression that she just stays in one of the gated villages around Makati CBD.

    Dorm and bedspace talaga ang mahusay para sa mga bata ngayon. 15 years ago, mga pinsan ko na sa Caloocan nakatira at sa UST nag-aaral, nagdorm na kahit kaya maguwian. Sunday nalang ang ata ang araw na maluwag ang kalye, saka pag oras na ng Aldub pag Sabado, ubos oras sobra ang commute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1D4LV View Post
    also applicable with UST if you are living down south.... Only DLSU is reasonable.... I remember commuting back then from Alabang to UST daily. Wala pang traffic nun ha? Takes me around 1.5 hours one way. Eh ngayon pa kaya.

    Agree on the dorm though.
    Invest ka lang sa studio type na condo, tapos pag naka graduate na yung anak mo, he can either live there or have it rented.
    I remember during my days in UST, 2 rides 45 minutes lang ang travel time ko may allowance for traffic na yun from Magallanes Gillage to Espana.
    Meron din tayong studio unit for rent besides La Salle , St. Benilde & St Scho if anyone in need.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    Reverse psychology hehe.
    Amen to that sir.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Eh pano kung taga-Alabang ka tapos anak mo nagaaral sa Ateneo/UP. Lahat ng kaibigan kong ganun, sinusumpa ang byahe.
    ganyan kaming magkapatid dati pero galing naman las pinas

    pero ako 8 years kong ginawa iyan at masasanay ka nalang din. heck, i'd even go to school on weekends and holidays just to play basketball and hang

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    Wala bang may gusto dito sa east side.

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    ^I've never considered the east simply because there are just too few roads getting in and out. If barado ang Marcos and Ortigas (like Ondoy), wala nang uwian. Grabe pa magtraffic diyan on top of EDSA and C5 traffic.

    My friends who live there wake up at 4-5am to get to the office at 9. I wake up at 7:30 and still get to the office by 9. That's an additional 3 hours of sleep every single day. Plus another 2 hours when going home.

    My personal opinion is that I'd prefer to have a small house in an accessible location, kasi aanhin ko yung bahay kong malaki sa malayo kung mas madalas akong nasa daan dahil sa traffic. But of course, to each his own.
    Last edited by jut703; September 17th, 2015 at 01:48 PM.

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    East is tough in terms of traffic unless you are talking about Taguig

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    Nakakatempt kumuha sa east area ng bahay. Mura kasi and malinis mga subdivisions. I would love to live in antipolo.

    Kaso konting ulan lang nagiging parking lot na ang ortigas extension.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99moves View Post
    Nakakatempt kumuha sa east area ng bahay. Mura kasi and malinis mga subdivisions. I would love to live in antipolo.

    Kaso konting ulan lang nagiging parking lot na ang ortigas extension.
    I did a scout in the area. ok naman ibang lugar 70m above sea level compared sa mayamot/masinag na 13m above sea level. with huge freezers and good stock and maybe a herb garden ok yun lugar. not yet confirmed water supply though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99moves View Post
    Nakakatempt kumuha sa east area ng bahay. Mura kasi and malinis mga subdivisions. I would love to live in antipolo.

    Kaso konting ulan lang nagiging parking lot na ang ortigas extension.
    I did a scout in the area. ok naman ibang lugar 70m above sea level compared sa mayamot/masinag na 13m above sea level. with huge freezers and good stock and maybe a herb garden ok yun lugar. not yet confirmed water supply though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    ganyan kaming magkapatid dati pero galing naman las pinas

    pero ako 8 years kong ginawa iyan at masasanay ka nalang din. heck, i'd even go to school on weekends and holidays just to play basketball and hang
    Bro,- Looks like we will be in the same situation with our kid next year.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    ^I've never considered the east simply because there are just too few roads getting in and out. If barado ang Marcos and Ortigas (like Ondoy), wala nang uwian. Grabe pa magtraffic diyan on top of EDSA and C5 traffic.

    My friends who live there wake up at 4-5am to get to the office at 9. I wake up at 7:30 and still get to the office by 9. That's an additional 3 hours of sleep every single day. Plus another 2 hours when going home.

    My personal opinion is that I'd prefer to have a small house in an accessible location, kasi aanhin ko yung bahay kong malaki sa malayo kung mas madalas akong nasa daan dahil sa traffic. But of course, to each his own.

    The solution to the east is to fix that effing C6 road and make it into a highway.

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