Just saw this. Funny the guard is being a triple agent, a guard, a real estate broker and a construction expert all in one. He’s trying to rip you off 🤣
Very great video. Some nice views there for some of the lots. Very interesting and a great area to build. Stopped by to wish you, your family and your subscribers a very Happy and safe Christmas. Big Like, Take care :)
My wife and I lived in the east kalayaan neighborhood in a duplex that was new then in 1990 when I was in the navy we loved it .it was a duplex with garages in the middle to separate the units .could you show some of those areas we are planning to move back to the Philippines asap thanks
I love goats, but most of the goats in The Philippines are for meat, not for milking. Cabrito, or Kambing is great meat. I like it better than beef or steak. The scenery is impressive. Lots of rocks in the area. My wife is Filipina... No problems with legalities. Yes, the hills almost look as if you were setting the stage for a movie. I think I would much prefer the Subic Base. Peter, do you ever talk on Messenger? The program is free. I am on messenger, (james). I would like tomtalkwith you after the middle of April. I hope you business is kind to you. God bless you and yours. Thanks for sharing.
So that is about 175000 I did not catch if that included the price of the lot. I like that the Lots seem big did you get a size on them. Is this near Manila if so where at compared to Manila
Space Time Very hard to find a good one at a good price. Unless you have serious money and even then how will you legally buy it? Unless your Filipino or married to one.
Construction cost in the Phils is around P11,000 t0 P14,000 per sq meter based on cement, primer and 1 coat finish. Extra cost for more aesthetic finish and superstuctures like dormers, brick veneer, slate, stone wash, etc.
I am a do-it-yourselfer guy so basically will not hire anybody to do things for me that I don't know much about or could do it by myself I have to. Spare you much of disappointments, money and nerves in the long run. The country does not have a lot of "in between" builders. You either go for the top-rate ones or the so-so guys. There are two ways I would go if I were to build. Either I hire a designer, architectural student or independent architect - not those large reputable ones that will charge you an arm or a leg - or I will supply all materials and just hire labor i.e. construction foreman /supervisor will provide the muscles and tools of the trade, even some small equipment like welding machines, mini-excavator. When hiring labor, you ask the number of days to do the job and how many people that needs to work at certain point in time (you don't need an electrician or plumber during excavation work or a painter a few days before the work to paint on is ready and dry, etc.). With the knowledge what a skilled labor or supervisor gets per day and the number of days they will be on site, you basically have an idea of the total labor cost. That is the starting point of negotiation for prices. For the materials and special services, go directly to the stores and firms and get a quote. If you hire a designer, he will do it all for you but you have to pay which is fair. Remember, a good deal can only happen if it was reasonable and executable. If you thought you made a good deal pricing wise but it wasn't economically feasible for the contractor, you end up having either unfinished job or low quality work that will need to a do over. Good luck
I know of an unlicensed architect (probably unable to clear the exam for some reason) but had tons of experience doing design work for SM (the big store) but the problem is distance as she is based in the Bicol region. You also can buy a small ad space in your local paper and post your needs and project.
What are you? I mean, I know you're an Aussie and you promote businesses over there, but are you a fucking salesman? And why do you make expensive properties sound like bargains? You're obviously on commission.
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Just saw this. Funny the guard is being a triple agent, a guard, a real estate broker and a construction expert all in one. He’s trying to rip you off 🤣
Thank you for this video as well. This is another area I was looking into
Very great video. Some nice views there for some of the lots. Very interesting and a great area to build. Stopped by to wish you, your family and your subscribers a very Happy and safe Christmas. Big Like, Take care :)
Australian & Philippine Adventures Travel Merry Christmas to you too! Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you and you're welcome :)
My wife and I lived in the east kalayaan neighborhood in a duplex that was new then in 1990 when I was in the navy we loved it .it was a duplex with garages in the middle to separate the units .could you show some of those areas we are planning to move back to the Philippines asap thanks
That place long time ago is people live there poor people we went there evacuation from Mt. Pinatubo .
Can you please name a few areas in the free port zone where a foreigner can buy property for 5mil pesos or less. Thanks
Camellia Subic has various styles and price
Patrick Tanian magkano sir
nice ..
Prices must have gone up, since this video is from the end of 2017?
They need to fix the main road to get there its a disaster
3:36 my home👋😂
Drex Ler nice home 👍👍
Hey,Can"t find your blog...."how to legally buy property in the Philippines"
I love goats, but most of the goats in The Philippines are for meat, not for milking. Cabrito, or Kambing is great meat. I like it better than beef or steak. The scenery is impressive. Lots of rocks in the area. My wife is Filipina... No problems with legalities. Yes, the hills almost look as if you were setting the stage for a movie. I think I would much prefer the Subic Base. Peter, do you ever talk on Messenger? The program is free. I am on messenger, (james). I would like tomtalkwith you after the middle of April. I hope you business is kind to you. God bless you and yours. Thanks for sharing.
Alta vista kicks ass
Good village however not the best security, lots of vacant lots making in somewhat unsafe.
So that is about 175000 I did not catch if that included the price of the lot. I like that the Lots seem big did you get a size on them. Is this near Manila if so where at compared to Manila
nice 1 m8, stay safe an well eh!
Can these rental homes be used as a business like a spa?
Edo420 Many houses in Baretto area have been converted into businesses. Especially on the main national highway.
Its a bit far from the bayside area but its a good place for your dream house
How close is this area to shopping
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Im looking for a nice house on the beach, can you help?
Space Time I am not a real estate agent sorry.
Space Time Very hard to find a good one at a good price. Unless you have serious money and even then how will you legally buy it? Unless your Filipino or married to one.
Construction cost in the Phils is around P11,000 t0 P14,000 per sq meter based on cement, primer and 1 coat finish. Extra cost for more aesthetic finish and superstuctures like dormers, brick veneer, slate, stone wash, etc.
@ thats price I would build a home today, can you recommend any builders?
I am a do-it-yourselfer guy so basically will not hire anybody to do things for me that I don't know much about or could do it by myself I have to. Spare you much of disappointments, money and nerves in the long run. The country does not have a lot of "in between" builders. You either go for the top-rate ones or the so-so guys. There are two ways I would go if I were to build. Either I hire a designer, architectural student or independent architect - not those large reputable ones that will charge you an arm or a leg - or I will supply all materials and just hire labor i.e. construction foreman /supervisor will provide the muscles and tools of the trade, even some small equipment like welding machines, mini-excavator. When hiring labor, you ask the number of days to do the job and how many people that needs to work at certain point in time (you don't need an electrician or plumber during excavation work or a painter a few days before the work to paint on is ready and dry, etc.). With the knowledge what a skilled labor or supervisor gets per day and the number of days they will be on site, you basically have an idea of the total labor cost. That is the starting point of negotiation for prices. For the materials and special services, go directly to the stores and firms and get a quote. If you hire a designer, he will do it all for you but you have to pay which is fair. Remember, a good deal can only happen if it was reasonable and executable. If you thought you made a good deal pricing wise but it wasn't economically feasible for the contractor, you end up having either unfinished job or low quality work that will need to a do over. Good luck
I know of an unlicensed architect (probably unable to clear the exam for some reason) but had tons of experience doing design work for SM (the big store) but the problem is distance as she is based in the Bicol region. You also can buy a small ad space in your local paper and post your needs and project.
What are you? I mean, I know you're an Aussie and you promote businesses over there, but are you a fucking salesman?
And why do you make expensive properties sound like bargains? You're obviously on commission.