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GIO! Do you know back in the 90’s girls in The Philippines actually looked like the girl in your thumbnail?? That was PRE-fastfood on every corner and the explosion in pork consumption.
Good interview Geo. I’ve been here now in the Philippines for over 2 1/2 months and to be honest I do not want to go back to the states. I’ve been constantly traveling around to different islands while making Cebu Lapu-lapu my homebase between traveling to different islands. It’s a great area due to its very close vicinity to the airport and also the ferry piers. I would definitely consider living here in a condo lifestyle at least for a year or so. I have my eye on the Valencia area in Negros Oriental for a home as well 🙌 The traffic definitely is bad but worse than Cebu city but it’s challenging and exciting to drive in my opinion
I would much prefer a house in a compound with a garage. I like the space and to garden fresh vegetables. I also like to tinker with projects as a hobby, and a condo just isn't practical for this. Having space between the neighbors in a detached dwelling has so many advantages, and let's be honest about traveling around the philippines that the scenery doesn't change much and your money could be used for other things. Once you have traveled to all the hot spots, you will be happy to be back home in your own environment.
i lived in condos in cebu city for 7 years, i moved 5 times because of noise. The walls are thin, u can hear everything. The floors are tile with no rugs, u can hear the person walking around above u. If they are fat, u can hear them stomping around. Condos now have Airbnb, so your neighbors can come and go and do not sleep. Most of the condos i had no pest problems, 2 times i had ants. But if u buy the gel ant killer it works wonders, they take the bait back to the colony and it works. Cockroaches sometimes, but u have to cover your shower drain and close all sinks. Most of the time the guards would investigate the noise problems, and ask them to stop. Good thing about condos is that karoke is not allowed, but screaming babies can be bad. The guards are strict with visitors at most condos. just make sure u register your gf with the guards. Moving can be a hassle also, they want to know if u are stealing anything from the condo. They will look at what u are moving and question it, or require a note from the owner what u can move. I never had a problem with barking dogs from the street, and no karoke from the street. Mactan is no good, traffic and not many good places to eat or hang out. If u get a house, go there at night before u rent. Listen for dogs and music, and partying. The average rent i paid for a newer studio was 20k, which included wifi and some channels on TV. One bedrooms are around 25k and up, for newer condos. I stayed at the following condos,,,La Guaridia was old and not as nice, Solinea next to Ayala was nice and newer, Both Avida towers which have noise problems inside and outside, One Pavellion was the worst, noise from neighbors constantly and nothing done about it, another IT park with Park in the name,,,,i forgot name,,,but it is across street from Jollibee and Mabuhay Towers,,,it was noise with ants, but the guy above me got kicked out. Some doors open next to your neighbor, so u can hear your neighbors door coming and going. This was bad for noise and pests,,,,,,,
100%. I have been in Cebu philippines 7 months and i've moved twice from condo to condo because of construction noise within the building. Walls are paper then you hear everything four floors away.. truly a sad situation. How thailand vietnam and malaysia have managed to advance so far in the last twenty years while the philippines has stayed the same
Lots of valuable tips, thanks for posting. But because of my disability it is difficult for me to read one long paragraph so I modified it so each tip is prominent. ____________________ I lived in condos in Cebu City for seven years; I moved five times because of noise. Walls are thin, you can hear everything. Floors are tile with no rugs, so you can hear the person living above you walking around. And if they are fat, you can hear them STOMPING around. Condos now have Airbnb, so neighbors come and go often, and do not sleep. Most of the condos I rented did not have pest problems; but two times I had ants. Use a gel ant killer, that works wonders. The ants take the gel bait back to the colony and it works. Cockroaches sometimes, so you have to cover your shower drain and close all sinks. Most of the time the guards would investigate noise problems, and ask them to stop. Good thing about condos, karaoke is not allowed, but screaming babies can be bad. The guards are strict with visitors at most condos. just make sure you register your GF with the guards. Moving can be a hassle; building management wants to know if you are stealing anything from the condo. They will look at what you are moving and question it, or require a note from the owner on what you can move. I never had a problem with barking dogs from the street, and no karaoke from the street. Mactan is no good, traffic and not many good places to eat or hang out. If you rent a house go there at night before you rent. Listen for dogs and music, and partying. The average rent I paid for a newer studio was ₱20,000 ($342 USD), which included WiFI and some channels on TV. One bedrooms are around ₱25,000 (U.S. $428) and up for newer condos. I stayed at the following condos: - La Guaridia was old and not as nice; - Solinea next to Ayala was nice and newer; - Both Avida towers have noise problems inside and outside; - One Pavellion was the worst, noise from neighbors constantly and nothing done about it; - Another IT Park condo with "Park" in the name (I forgot the name, but it is across street from Jollibee and Mabuhay Towers) was noisy and had ants, and the guy above me got kicked out. Some doors open next to your neighbor, so you can hear your neighbor's door when s/he is coming and going. This was bad for noise and pests.
I can't cook, and have no interest to learn. I like eating at restaurants. I look forward to choosing the restaurant, and the evening meal. Are most foreigners like me, or like your guest ?
Magandag Umaga Po! I did not know how to cook either. Until I got Salmonella poisoning eating out. Believe me, I learned how to cook real quick. I did not want to experience, that again. Mabuhay
Hi Gio, I'll be in Cebu in Sept 20, for a long vacation. Hope to get to meet you when I get to Dumaguete. Really like your education us on the Island in and out. Thank you.
Hi!Gio,I Watch You for the last fiew months on UA-cam and decided to go to the Philippines.Now I’m in CEBU in a small room and trying to find a Condo downtown.I would appreciate you lead me in the right direction to find one.Thanks.François.
Great Video Gio can you make a video on your pacsafe showing how big how it works etc. Thanks Also do thay Cold Press Juicing their not blending but Juicing. Thanks
Obviously the cost in the 🇵🇭 is by far a great deal compared to the USA. However a person has to know what they want. A nice modest place can be inexpensive however sometimes the noise can be annoying. I recently spent 6 months in the 🇵🇭. I bounced around to a many different places trying to avoid noise. However I still prefer the 🇵🇭 over the USA for a lot of different reasons despite the noise. Thanks for sharing a very good and informative interview 👌🏾.
I loved in Mactan Newtown for 12 months - at 8 Newtown - and my expenses were the same - about $1200 USD a month. Everything you need to live well is within minutes of walking. Girls can be expensive - so watch it in that department.
I've been here since 2009, and lived in subdivisions and condos, I like the extra things that come with condos like the gym or swimmingpool. I prefer living in a townhouse/subdivision.. You are often stuck with a really small living area when in a condo while townhomes have much more space and are often way cheaper. Almost forgot. When looking for a rental, the price is depending on the area. Like BGC is expensive and Mandaluyong or Fairview would be cheaper. Long term rents are in general cheaper then short-term. Also, don't be afraid to talk down the rent with a few thousand PHP. It may not be much over one month but taken over a year, it can make a big difference.
Please advise Frank that he does NOT need to wait until the final Options on his lease expire before Adding Additional Option Periods. I also have annual option extensions "for the same lease amount and terms". Each time I choose the option, I add an additional year. Been doing this for five years now in Talamban, near Cebu City. Landlord just told me he will have to increase Lease by 1,000 Pesos two years from now.
@@murrayspiffy2815 You mentioned that everything is within minutes of walking distance. Does this include a fitness gym other than the one(s) in the residential building?
Even though I’ve only been using Mactan Lapu-lapu as a homebase for 2 1/2 months now the place I’m staying is literally walking distance to the airport and there’s no noticeable pollution because of the airport. If there was I would be gone. also no noise pollution from the planes but depending on where you live and how close to the street you live on, there is always motorcycles or scooters with no mufflers, but that happens everywhere
If I was to travel back to the PI it would be for 3-6 months, I would hire a personal asst. and stay in a nice hotel, 100% eat out, hire out my laundry and just enjoy what PI has to offer. Yes, I have been to the PI many times in my younger Navy years and know the drill. Being older now and way more money than I had back in the day puts a different perspective on Holiday.
I've always said the Condos are way over priced no matter how you slice it. You can't trust the hoa dues. It's a condo in a 3rd world country. Yesterday I had a visitor from PI that lives in Dumeggety, Philippines. He pays $350 a mo for a 4 bedroom, wifi & water include, nice place. AC $100 for electric.
Gio do u know any foreigners who have bought a condo in le menda and would you consider busay a good place to buy a condo or better off more central cebu? Responses from others welcome too Cheers joe from Australia
35k two bedroom three bath is phenomenal in Cebu City if he's in Cebu City. I have a one bedroom in Manila one bedroom 30k a month. What area of Cebu is he in???
New town.....I did NOT like that area. It was a complete slum surrounding an apartment complex basically. Lapu lapu was depressingly poor with little infrastructure. I remember passing by it in a taxi and being so angry you did NOT accurately describe that area. It was so so bad. Cebu was not great but much better than lapu lapu. You can rent a place for like $100 in places but when you see them it's just not worth living that way
Magandag Gabi Po! I landed at Mactan prior to Pandemic January of 2020. I never left the island. I stayed at a Barangay, Punta Banda at Lapu Lapu. I lasted 6 months. Very surreal experience. As always have an exit plan from any country. Saludos from Country of Mexico. Mabuhay
I really dislike the configuration of Philippines homes, condos rooms are way to small and bedrooms often cramped. I have been in the Philippines over a year and almost bought a home but decided the Philippines are not for me. I make living in the usa affordable by renting out individual rooms in my 2,000 sq foot home at $750 each 5 bedroom house
Hope who running their you tube vedios about rental or selling properties Philippines mention too about monthly rent of studios& one bedrooms prices so most tourists can watchtower vedios plus can subscribe if what theylooking for for month vacations
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GIO! Do you know back in the 90’s girls in The Philippines actually looked like the girl in your thumbnail?? That was PRE-fastfood on every corner and the explosion in pork consumption.
Good interview Geo. I’ve been here now in the Philippines for over 2 1/2 months and to be honest I do not want to go back to the states.
I’ve been constantly traveling around to different islands while making Cebu Lapu-lapu my homebase between traveling to different islands. It’s a great area due to its very close vicinity to the airport and also the ferry piers. I would definitely consider living here in a condo lifestyle at least for a year or so.
I have my eye on the Valencia area in Negros Oriental for a home as well 🙌
The traffic definitely is bad but worse than Cebu city but it’s challenging and exciting to drive in my opinion
I would much prefer a house in a compound with a garage. I like the space and to garden fresh vegetables. I also like to tinker with projects as a hobby, and a condo just isn't practical for this. Having space between the neighbors in a detached dwelling has so many advantages, and let's be honest about traveling around the philippines that the scenery doesn't change much and your money could be used for other things. Once you have traveled to all the hot spots, you will be happy to be back home in your own environment.
i lived in condos in cebu city for 7 years, i moved 5 times because of noise. The walls are thin, u can hear everything. The floors are tile with no rugs, u can hear the person walking around above u. If they are fat, u can hear them stomping around. Condos now have Airbnb, so your neighbors can come and go and do not sleep. Most of the condos i had no pest problems, 2 times i had ants. But if u buy the gel ant killer it works wonders, they take the bait back to the colony and it works. Cockroaches sometimes, but u have to cover your shower drain and close all sinks. Most of the time the guards would investigate the noise problems, and ask them to stop. Good thing about condos is that karoke is not allowed, but screaming babies can be bad. The guards are strict with visitors at most condos. just make sure u register your gf with the guards. Moving can be a hassle also, they want to know if u are stealing anything from the condo. They will look at what u are moving and question it, or require a note from the owner what u can move. I never had a problem with barking dogs from the street, and no karoke from the street. Mactan is no good, traffic and not many good places to eat or hang out. If u get a house, go there at night before u rent. Listen for dogs and music, and partying. The average rent i paid for a newer studio was 20k, which included wifi and some channels on TV. One bedrooms are around 25k and up, for newer condos. I stayed at the following condos,,,La Guaridia was old and not as nice, Solinea next to Ayala was nice and newer, Both Avida towers which have noise problems inside and outside, One Pavellion was the worst, noise from neighbors constantly and nothing done about it, another IT park with Park in the name,,,,i forgot name,,,but it is across street from Jollibee and Mabuhay Towers,,,it was noise with ants, but the guy above me got kicked out. Some doors open next to your neighbor, so u can hear your neighbors door coming and going. This was bad for noise and pests,,,,,,,
Good to hear some thruth
Those are issues I encountered as well. A few things. If I had a visitor, I would just drive them in on my motorbike into the parking garage.
100%. I have been in Cebu philippines 7 months and i've moved twice from condo to condo because of construction noise within the building. Walls are paper then you hear everything four floors away.. truly a sad situation. How thailand vietnam and malaysia have managed to advance so far in the last twenty years while the philippines has stayed the same
Lots of valuable tips, thanks for posting. But because of my disability it is difficult for me to read one long paragraph so I modified it so each tip is prominent.
____________________
I lived in condos in Cebu City for seven years; I moved five times because of noise.
Walls are thin, you can hear everything. Floors are tile with no rugs, so you can hear the person living above you walking around. And if they are fat, you can hear them STOMPING around.
Condos now have Airbnb, so neighbors come and go often, and do not sleep.
Most of the condos I rented did not have pest problems; but two times I had ants. Use a gel ant killer, that works wonders. The ants take the gel bait back to the colony and it works.
Cockroaches sometimes, so you have to cover your shower drain and close all sinks.
Most of the time the guards would investigate noise problems, and ask them to stop.
Good thing about condos, karaoke is not allowed, but screaming babies can be bad.
The guards are strict with visitors at most condos. just make sure you register your GF with the guards.
Moving can be a hassle; building management wants to know if you are stealing anything from the condo. They will look at what you are moving and question it, or require a note from the owner on what you can move.
I never had a problem with barking dogs from the street, and no karaoke from the street.
Mactan is no good, traffic and not many good places to eat or hang out.
If you rent a house go there at night before you rent. Listen for dogs and music, and partying.
The average rent I paid for a newer studio was ₱20,000 ($342 USD), which included WiFI and some channels on TV.
One bedrooms are around ₱25,000 (U.S. $428) and up for newer condos.
I stayed at the following condos:
- La Guaridia was old and not as nice;
- Solinea next to Ayala was nice and newer;
- Both Avida towers have noise problems inside and outside;
- One Pavellion was the worst, noise from neighbors constantly and nothing done about it;
- Another IT Park condo with "Park" in the name (I forgot the name, but it is across street from Jollibee and Mabuhay Towers) was noisy and had ants, and the guy above me got kicked out.
Some doors open next to your neighbor, so you can hear your neighbor's door when s/he is coming and going. This was bad for noise and pests.
@@dsrrellgriffith1161 are there any good conds in cebu at all?
I can't cook, and have no interest to learn. I like eating at restaurants. I look forward to choosing the restaurant, and the evening meal. Are most foreigners like me, or like your guest ?
Magandag Umaga Po! I did not know how to cook either. Until I got Salmonella poisoning eating out. Believe me, I learned how to cook real quick. I did not want to experience, that again.
Mabuhay
I also learned that another option is hiring a cook.
Hi Gio.
Thanks for another great 👍 video interview.
Wishing Frank good luck in his stay in the Philippines.
Thanks and keep up the great work.
Gio, thanks for the video. Wishing Frank the best of luck.
Hi Gio, I'll be in Cebu in Sept 20, for a long vacation. Hope to get to meet you when I get to Dumaguete. Really like your education us on the Island in and out.
Thank you.
Thank you I appreciate it
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Hi!Gio,I Watch You for the last fiew months on UA-cam and decided to go to the Philippines.Now I’m in CEBU in a small room and trying to find a Condo downtown.I would appreciate you lead me in the right direction to find one.Thanks.François.
Try FB marketplace and rentpad.com
Great Video Gio can you make a video on your pacsafe showing how big how it works etc. Thanks Also do thay Cold Press Juicing their not blending but Juicing. Thanks
I can sure
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Agreed 👍
Great video thank you for the info, greetings from Sarasota Frank.
Thanks for watching!
I think if my vacation in Sarasota often when I watch these Philippines 🇵🇭 videos.
Great little town (if only I could do it for $2000 😂)
Good video, am seriously considering renting a condo in Cebu City and this is an informative video. Thank you, Frank and Gio...Jim
Glad it was helpful!
Obviously the cost in the 🇵🇭 is by far a great deal compared to the USA. However a person has to know what they want. A nice modest place can be inexpensive however sometimes the noise can be annoying. I recently spent 6 months in the 🇵🇭. I bounced around to a many different places trying to avoid noise. However I still prefer the 🇵🇭 over the USA for a lot of different reasons despite the noise. Thanks for sharing a very good and informative interview 👌🏾.
I loved in Mactan Newtown for 12 months - at 8 Newtown - and my expenses were the same - about $1200 USD a month. Everything you need to live well is within minutes of walking. Girls can be expensive - so watch it in that department.
I've been here since 2009, and lived in subdivisions and condos, I like the extra things that come with condos like the gym or swimmingpool. I prefer living in a townhouse/subdivision.. You are often stuck with a really small living area when in a condo while townhomes have much more space and are often way cheaper.
Almost forgot. When looking for a rental, the price is depending on the area. Like BGC is expensive and Mandaluyong or Fairview would be cheaper. Long term rents are in general cheaper then short-term. Also, don't be afraid to talk down the rent with a few thousand PHP. It may not be much over one month but taken over a year, it can make a big difference.
I totally agree!
Please advise Frank that he does NOT need to wait until the final Options on his lease expire before Adding Additional Option Periods. I also have annual option extensions "for the same lease amount and terms". Each time I choose the option, I add an additional year. Been doing this for five years now in Talamban, near Cebu City. Landlord just told me he will have to increase Lease by 1,000 Pesos two years from now.
Hi Gio, how is the pollution in Mactan, being so close to the airport? Is it noticeable? I always wondered about this. Thanks!
It's literally - right on the Ocean - with fresh ocean water breezes. Airport is too far away to have an effect.
@@murrayspiffy2815 You mentioned that everything is within minutes of walking distance. Does this include a fitness gym other than the one(s) in the residential building?
Even though I’ve only been using Mactan Lapu-lapu as a homebase for 2 1/2 months now the place I’m staying is literally walking distance to the airport and there’s no noticeable pollution because of the airport.
If there was I would be gone. also no noise pollution from the planes but depending on where you live and how close to the street you live on, there is always motorcycles or scooters with no mufflers, but that happens everywhere
No, unfortunately not.
If I was to travel back to the PI it would be for 3-6 months, I would hire a personal asst. and stay in a nice hotel, 100% eat out, hire out my laundry and just enjoy what PI has to offer. Yes, I have been to the PI many times in my younger Navy years and know the drill. Being older now and way more money than I had back in the day puts a different perspective on Holiday.
Anything is better than my $3,100 rent outside LA. Looking forward to reasonable rent.
Wow
He sounds like a good cook. I want to move next door 🤣
Yea, Italian guy .
Great information, but I sure hope your guest has full medical coverage. Not the healthiest looking guy.
What’s the purpose of a comment like that?
Is Cebu worth visiting for four weeks during our winter?
I've always said the Condos are way over priced no matter how you slice it. You can't trust the hoa dues. It's a condo in a 3rd world country.
Yesterday I had a visitor from PI that lives in Dumeggety, Philippines. He pays $350 a mo for a 4 bedroom, wifi & water include, nice place. AC $100 for electric.
Where (restaurant or beach?) did you record this?
Were you able to get a long term visa easily enough so you could sign a 2 year lease?
Man oh man I do miss me some White Castle. But nowhere near as much as I have a sweet Filipina. Jan 2025 arrival date.
True 👍
Splurge on another microphone Gio , you needed it for this one.
In the beginning of the video I stated I forgot my mics
i heard there was a bad pest problem in some of the condos. is that a problem where he lives?
He hasn't had an issue.
@@GiointhePhilippines thanks for the reply..
I am in manila right now, want to visit cebu but seems direct flights there dont allow 70lb bag like Asiana airlines? so not sure what to do now :/
What’s the name of the bag?
Pacsafe amzn.to/3W3XURJ
Even in the west I can't stand condos. Apparently, 1/2 of Americans live in houses.
Gio do u know any foreigners who have bought a condo in le menda and would you consider busay a good place to buy a condo or better off more central cebu? Responses from others welcome too
Cheers joe from Australia
Can't hear him
35k two bedroom three bath is phenomenal in Cebu City if he's in Cebu City.
I have a one bedroom in Manila one bedroom 30k a month.
What area of Cebu is he in???
A lot of Koreans, a lot of Chinese, no thanks.
New town.....I did NOT like that area. It was a complete slum surrounding an apartment complex basically. Lapu lapu was depressingly poor with little infrastructure. I remember passing by it in a taxi and being so angry you did NOT accurately describe that area. It was so so bad. Cebu was not great but much better than lapu lapu. You can rent a place for like $100 in places but when you see them it's just not worth living that way
Magandag Gabi Po! I landed at Mactan prior to Pandemic January of 2020. I never left the island. I stayed at a Barangay, Punta Banda at Lapu Lapu. I lasted 6 months. Very surreal experience. As always have an exit plan from any country. Saludos from Country of Mexico.
Mabuhay
Magandag Umaga Po! We as Farangs, have to have a different perspective, as you are right of your observations. Mahal Ko Pilipinas.
Mabuhay
You're correct. I live in Consolation and go there often on the way to Angasil Port. It's a small oasis surrounded by horrible infrastructure.
True, seeing the condition of the street animals is heart breaking. Mange is everywhere, Dead dogs and cats are left on the side walk to decompose.
Most of the Philippines is run down and depressing. I only like to go for a month of cheap sex then head off to a more developed country
After months of research, Mactan is definitely more attractive to me, and top of my list for many reasons.
Right! As the airpot is near from any given point of Mactan Island. Always, have an exit plan from any country.
Mabuhay
I’d like to see this same guy in a year from now and see if he lost any weight.
I'd like him too also for his health. He is a really good guy.
Wow 1250 ! What about a deposit
1250 is his total monthly expenses.
I really dislike the configuration of Philippines homes, condos rooms are way to small and bedrooms often cramped. I have been in the Philippines over a year and almost bought a home but decided the Philippines are not for me. I make living in the usa affordable by renting out individual rooms in my 2,000 sq foot home at $750 each 5 bedroom house
You really need to design your own house here. I agree with you about the designs here.
Hope who running their you tube vedios about rental or selling properties Philippines mention too about monthly rent of studios& one bedrooms prices so most tourists can watchtower vedios plus can subscribe if what theylooking for for month vacations
Huh?
5000 per month for electricity thats crazy
My rent on El Nido is US $3655 a month electric is $400 a month Live like a king!
yt never recommends you... i haven't seenyour videos in yearsñ
Safety wing is only good up to 74 years old.
This video lacked a purpose or theme like you usually have. Just a couple of guys shooting the breeze. Random topics.
Do you have better videos on your channel?