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When you think of life in Japan, you think of the vibrant metropolis of Tokyo, the scenic mountainsides and hot springs, and cherry blossoms in spring.
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Real estate developer Federal Land Inc. redefines the meaning of luxury living with Grand Hyatt Manila Residences, the first and only Grand Hyatt branded residences in Southeast Asia.
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The Seasons Residences in BGC bagged the prestigious 5-star award for Best Residential High-Rise Development in the Philippines at the International Property Awards Asia-Pacific. The four-tower integrated-use development is a joint venture between Federal Land Inc., Nomura Real Estate Development Company Ltd., and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd. to form Sunshine Fort North Bonifacio Realty Development Corp.
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THE ECONOMY is slowly starting to move again with the lifting of some quarantine restrictions, including those on hotels which are now opening up to accommodate staycations and leisure guests — with some limitations Tourism (DoT) said in a statement: “AEs (accommodation establishments) in areas under GCQ (general community quarantine) may accept bookings provided that guests will come from the same household, and only up to 30% of the venue capacity.”
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The Seasons Residences in Bonifacio Global City was recently named the Best Residential High-rise Development in the Philippines at the International Property Awards Asia­-Pacific.
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Staycations are once again back on the table for the residents of the so­ called “NCR Plus.” Following the easing of community quarantines, the Department of Tourism (DOT) announced earlier this week that 13 hotels may now receive guests within Mega Manila. The hotels, all four­ or five star rated, have Certificates of Authority to Operate for Staycation.
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Technology plays a huge role in how we’ve been doing things since the pandemic started.
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One of the real estate projects ongoing in the area is Federal Land’s upscale condominium, One Wilson Square.
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The Estate Makati is poised to be the address of choice ­ each facet exuding luxury, ensuring residents of prime comfort and convenience amid the bustling business district. It is designed by world renowned firm, Foster + Partners led by its founder British born architectural genius Norman Foster, who is known for incorporating high ­tech and sustainable practices in his building designs.
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Knowledge is power. In a highly dynamic, competitive and evolving industry such as real estate, it pays to be always in the know. With market preferences constantly changing and lifestyles shifting, it is a must for property leaders to be always one step ahead of the game to ensure that the market’s needs and whims are satisfied.
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GRAND Hyatt Manila invites everyone to #DineAtHome and savour delectable, worldly cuisines from The Grand Kitchen, No. 8 China House, and Florentine.
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What is it about Japan that makes us fall in love deeper with each visit? It’s impossible to pick one reason—it’s all the traditions, the little niceties in their way of life, the cherry blossoms, the food plated so beautifully, and its natural surroundings and built heritage.
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Japanese design has long been highly regarded for upholding cherished tradition and values, while fearlessly pushing the envelope.
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Not even the quarantine could stop Grand Hyatt Manila from offering their services to their most faithful patrons.
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A third of The Estate Makati will be devoted to green spaces. Amenities will be surrounded by lush greenery such as in the lounge areas in the upper floor and sky garden. The building is also designed to harvest rainwater which will be used to water all the plants in the property.
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MANILA, Philippines — There’s a story in the Makati skyline. Its buildings’ varying heights narrate the passage of time while the brutalist structures of decades past chronicle the origins of the financial capital of the Philippines. As the modern age takes form in the cityscape, an urban portrait comes alive and ushers in an era of intelligent living.
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Federal Land recently announced the launch of a Japanese-inspired condominium in Metro Manila.
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MANILA, Philippines — A total of 33 Department of Tourism-accredited accommodation establishments have been awarded the World Travel and Tourism Council safe travels stamp on Wednesday morning.
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CHINESE zodiac horoscope forecasts that this year of the Ox is bound to be a rewarding time for Dragons—with projections of excellence in career, growth in wealth, and the opening of endless doors of opportunities. This auspicious outlook plays in favor of Federal Land’s upscale condominium, One Wilson Square.
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In both the ancient and modern worlds, Japanese design stands out because it exudes beauty in simplicity, has strong regard for functionality and is executed with honesty. No element is wasted in Japanese-designed developments and there is focus on function and experimentation.
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By this time, many have already adjusted to the restrictions imposed due to the pandemic. And while vaccines are starting to become available, it seems many will also likely stick to their new preferences, including in their home choices while keeping in mind the lessons learned while under quarantine.
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There has always been a deep reverence for Japanese design and architecture globally.
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GRAND Hyatt Manila’s Executive Chef Mark Hagan recently showcased the versatility and excellent quality of natural, grass-fed Irish beef and pork from Europe in a unique online chef masterclass. Bord Bia, the Irish government food board, with co-funding from the European Union, organized this event for a select group of chefs, culinary students and media on February 25 in The Cellar Kitchen of Grand Hyatt Manila.
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THE next normal is here and in this new era, more people are realizing the importance of safe and self-sufficient communities. At the height of the community quarantine, mixed-use developments grant residents easy access to essential goods and services like groceries and supermarkets, banks, and pharmacies.
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