If you’ve been following real estate trends lately, you know that location preferences have changed drastically during the pre and post-pandemic.
Then, there’s also the trend of business owners looking at provincial cities to sustain operations and maximize the benefits of the national government’s push to build, build, build outside the capital region. Location is king in this time of the pandemic.
While many areas have been emerging as popular lately, one region has remained steadfast in garnering interest among property buyers even before the pandemic: Southern Luzon. If you’re planning to invest in real estate soon, whether as your next home or your income property, Region IV-A or CALABARZON, in particular, is something you should consider in your options.
In agriculture, CALABARZON is known for its wide contribution with at least 40% of the country’s total production of the food supply. Leading provinces in agribusiness are Batangas, Laguna, Bulacan, and Pampanga. CALABARZON together with central Luzon provides food to over 12 million people living in Metro Manila as reported based on the Philippine Statistical Authority. The region is even recognized as the top supplier of food before Central Visayas, and Davao.
With the growing demand for sustainable developments, Italpinas Development Corporation (IDC) focuses on the use of efficient methods and alternative materials to reduce the buildings’ impact on the environment.
With its green advocacies, IDC brings its sophomore project Miramonti Green Residences in Sto. Tomas, Batangas, a nature-inspired development that is considered to be the next landmark in the city.
The setting of the project promises business opportunities as it is known for its popular tourist destinations, high peaks of mountains, and affordable housing. Not only offering for best trading but also the city’s location gives a fresh urban environment connecting the expressway to the national capital and trading center which is Metro Manila.
IDC is currently in construction in the first phase of its project. The phase development will feature residential, commercial, and parking units in total.
