Real estate presents a great investment opportunity. Unlike securities and other investment instruments, it is generally impervious to deflationary forces caused by economic crises such as this pandemic.

WHO is the Developer?

Choose a developer that has a solid financial standing, credibility, reputation, track record, after sales service and commitment to buyers.

WHERE is the Development Located?

Choose Projects located near infrastructures, business districts, schools, churches, malls and markets as these projects will command higher rental yields and capital appreciation.

WHAT type of Real Estate?

Choose a condominium because the demand for this has been growing and will continue to do so. Condominiums also have better perks and benefits - wide range of amenities, round-the-clock security and utmost convenience in terms of accessibility to basic essentials.

WHEN is the Best Time to Buy?

With a reliable developer, the pre-selling stage of a development is the best time because then prices are still low and offers of flexible payment terms and special promos are available. But for investors wanting to buy ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units, the best time is now, or during a time of crisis, because developers are more inclined to offer promos.

To get started, contact us for an initial consultation where we'll discuss your needs, preferences, and budget. We'll guide you through the entire process from pre-approval to closing.

1. Evaluate yourself:

Determine your net worth. Start by enumerating your assets, such as your monthly income, bank savings, car and jewelry. Then, list down all of your monthly expenses for necessities, car loan, credit card debt and personal loan. By subtracting your liabilities from your assets, you now know where you stand financially and if you are financially able to buy your first property.

2. Be financially literate:

Listen to podcasts, watch webinars, read articles about real estate investment, or explore other online tools that will help you make wise financial decisions.

3. Consult with a professional sales executive:

Armed with enough information about your financial capability, it is now time to get in touch with a professional sales executive, who can help you familiarize yourself with the types of units and key features of their products. They will be able to help you find the most suitable properties according to your needs, budget and product preference.

4. Do your research:

Before making a commitment, evaluate the housing situation and the location of the property you are eyeing. Assess potential value of the area and What are the current and future developments around it.

Look for an agent with local market knowledge, strong negotiation skills, and a history of successful transactions. Personal recommendations and client testimonials can also be helpful.

If you have more questions or need further assistance, please submit the "Need More Help" form on our website. Our team is here to provide all the information and support you need to make informed decisions.