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Published May 15th, 2008 by editor

Environment plays a key role.

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Before you jump the gun and start canvassing for houses, you must remember that “cheap” is only one factor. There are a lot of things to consider before buying a house, but the most important perhaps is that of the environment. It is true that it is nice to live in a river side, or perhaps the bay view or the near the border of the desert area, but you have to keep in mind the climate of the area where the home is located. The heat of the sun might be a detriment to your supposedly, luxurious living, if your house is near the desert. Constant rains may erode the soil surrounding your home if you live near the river. These things should be considered to prevent future catastrophes.

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Published May 13th, 2008 by editor

Buyers beware. (part III)

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Fifth is for you to check your credit regularly. You might want to sign up for some websites that sponsor real time credit check, and although you will be charged for a small time fee, the benefits of having an updated credit score are priceless. Annualcreditreport,com is the only federal regulated credit source, so you might want to consider signing up for their services. Lastly, is for you to shop around before acquiring for a loan at a certain lender and realizing in the end that their terms are not flexible. Compare loans, both online and offline and get the best lender out there that will suit you best.

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Published May 8th, 2008 by editor

Buyers beware. (part II)

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The third one is for you to know the local market of where your house is situated. This is where the action will be. Institutions such as school and the establishments such as grocery stores, vulcanizing shop and others are important for your home’s market. Yes, you might get hold of a home that is thrice lower than the value of your current home but this does not mean that you are to jump the gun. Make sure of the location first before buying it. Fourth is for you to look at the true value of the property you are willing to buy. If you do not know anything about real estate, you might want to hire a broker or an agent to mediate things.

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Published May 6th, 2008 by editor

Buyers beware. (part I)

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Due to the economic downfall, a lot of people actually think that this is the right time to buy houses considering its prices in today’s market. A lot of the houses are dirt cheap, making everyone eligible in buying homes (if not for the documentations that needed approval prior to the purchase of a home). But before you start contacting lending companies, there are a lot of things to consider before buying that dream house you saw in an ad. First, you have to ask yourself, “is this the right time to buy a house?” If you go beyond what you can really afford, you might end up being a pauper (and having your house foreclosed too). Second, you have to know all the aspects of home buying. Finding one is just one aspect, knowing the ins and outs of the house you bought is another.

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Published April 28th, 2008 by Mickey

Crown Asia makes its presence felt

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Crown Asia, one of the Philippines leading builders of high quality urban housing communities nationwide for the last decade has announced its expansion both in the Northern and Southern parts of Metro Manila to give more chance to prospective clients to buy their dream home. Their target market are mostly OFW’s (Overseas Foreign Workers), Filipinos who worked abroad for so many years and are looking to purchase property where they can finally retire with their loved ones.

The company’s mission statement focuses on delivering not just projects, but indicators of progress and by improving the standard of life of its target markets, it gives the country the necessary push and motivation for sustainable socio-economic development. Projects underway are found in 3 places, 1 to the North and the remaining two are in the South part of Metro Manila. First is in Antipolo, which is North of Manila where residential properties named Terraces and Woodberry are found. Another project on the works, Valenza, can be found South of Manila, in the province of Laguna and lastly, Amici, Amalfi and Residenza, new neighborhoods set to rise in the seaside province of Cavite, just an hour’s drive from the Philippines Capital.

With these projects, Crown Asia are hoping to deliver high quality properties to both the OFW’s and new families where they can lavish the fruits of their labor, whether here or abroad.

True to their vision, Crown Asia continue to present homes that exhibits designs of long lasting excellence and certified value, raising a balanced, healthy, and a very active community life that fosters ideals among neighbors.

Published April 19th, 2008 by Mickey

Thinking big: Whether Uptown or Downtown, commercial real estate developers set their sights way up there

The commercial real estate market was marked by big projects in 2007, from malls to hotels to condo projects.

Two hospitals were put on the market. Memorial Hospital, at 806 Central Ave. SE just east of Downtown, was offered for sale at $4.6 million for 47,000 square feet on 2.27 acres. It remains unsold by its Albuquerque and Santa Fe owners, which include Oberstein Properties of Santa Fe. The hefty cost of redeveloping the 1920s-era building could be a reason it hasn’t sold.

Continue reading ‘Thinking big: Whether Uptown or Downtown, commercial real estate developers set their sights way up there’

Published April 15th, 2008 by editor

Real Estate as Inheritance

Though buying property is an expensive pay, it also has some benefit on it. Once the realty is yours, you save yourself from the monthly pays of rental fee. You can be assured that rental fees won’t be raised because you have already paid for the price in full. Another advantage is that when you die, your relatives could immediately inherit your property. When you invest in buying a land, you do not only invest for yourself but also for your whole bloodline. Not only can benefit from it, isn’t that great news to hear? Why not try investing now?

Published April 12th, 2008 by editor

How to Look for a House

Looking for a house or “House Hunting” is the start of the consumers’ adventure and exploration to a new place. To begin with the hunt, the consumer must decide on where to look for a spot. Then, look for agents that may help you with the touring and visitations. They could also help you know about the gory details and legalities of the houses you plan to purchase.

You can also find more options through newspapers and magazines. Open-houses are also very helpful as well to buy properties. Nowadays, the Internet allows the surfer virtual tours that encourage convenient house visitations.

Published April 8th, 2008 by editor

Tips in Buying Land

To avoid being deceived by the propagandas of the “sellers,” it would be better to take some tips on how to buy land in a precautious manner.

First of all, do not hesitate to ask and satisfy all you doubts and queries about the terms and deals. If there are inconsistencies on his/her answers, then, he or she is not credible of your trust. Since trust is being tested here, it would be better if the person offering you the land have some proof or certificates that are authentically showing that he or she is really credible.
It wouldn’t hurt to do some researching about the location’s background and history yourself. Be really curious about the legality of the processes and the right price of the land you are to buy.

Published April 5th, 2008 by editor

The Right Price

Right now, we are to tackle what happens after purchasing the house. This is, of course, the payment. There would be negotiations or a bargain on the last price once the seller states his initial price. But the question now pops out: Do you pay with cash or installment?

This is an easy question to ask. For the people who have saved cash for “D-Day,” it would be better to pay in cash. This makes your relationship with the seller refreshed or less complicated. If you are someone who relies on financial aids, loans, and things such as enumerated, then it would be better to consider installment payment.




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