Mural via Quezon City Government From 1948 to 1976, Quezon City was the capital of the Philippines. Manuel L. Quezon, the second President of the Philippines, founded the city as the new national capital after World War Two. Today, Quezon City stands as a vibrant...
Photo via Real Living Marikina City is a mix of a picturesque old city and a verging urban modernization featuring a thriving economy, modern malls, ancestral houses, wide green parks, and friendly citizens. Best known as the Shoe Capital of the Philippines, Marikina...
Image via One Wilson Square San Juan City may be the smallest city in the Philippines, but it is large with real estate investment opportunities. With several exclusive schools like Xavier University, La Salle Greenhills, and Operation Brotherhood (OB) Montessori...
To buy or to rent? That is the question. The debate of buying vs. renting your home is never-ending with both sides full of valid points. One side says buying a home means security and good investment while the other camp says renting is the smarter move in the mobile...
Though San Juan City is the smallest in Metro Manila, it certainly has big things to offer. The city is home to shopping centers, entertainment hubs, topnotch schools, premier hospitals, exclusive clubs, and food crawls. It also a prime real estate with easy access to...
