My roots are from Iloilo. My maternal grandmother is from Pasi Iloilo but I was born in the neighbor Negros island, Negros Occidental. Most of the last names from that Pasi starts with letter “P” like my grandma’s last name is Panabe and my great great grandma is Palabrica. I live in Metro Manila now. I am happy to see the progress of my mother island. By the way you are a great story teller, narrator, speaker, vlogger etc. You and Texas Filipino are the TH-camr from Panay island that I watch. Keep promoting Iloilo. Soon it will be on par or even surpass Manila, Cebu and Davao.
Hang in there in the big city. Yes I love Iloilo. I need to explore Negros some more. A few years ago I went to Bacolod. We went to Mambucal resort with the hot springs. Thanks so much for commenting!
@@dasigkatama029 Right, Sir Jaro, Iloilo City family names start with the letter J, as in: Jalandoni, Jalandoon, Jalbuena, Javellana, Javelosa, Jardiolin, Jamili, Jaena ( as in Graciano Lopez Jaena, who was from Jaro.The Jaro Plaza is named after him. Also, Jardenil, Jardeleza, Jesena, Also, Hechanova, Gamboa, Hinolan, Kilayko, Lopez-Vito, Villalobos, Arguelles, Valderrama, Del Rosario, Asencio, Montinola, Locsin, Araneta, Ledesma, Benedicto, Lizares, Lopez (as in ABSCBN, Meralco, Rockwell), Piamonte, Jover, Marquez-Lim (as in Nikki Marquez-Lim Coseteng), Salazar, Rivera, Castells, Buendia, Madrid, Valencia, Bion, Grecia, Florete, Mirasol, Setias, Diasnes, Celis, Celiz, Orozco, Gorriceta, Casa, Tajanlangit, De la Cruz.
Awesome! $480 would not be enough for a roach infested hole in the wall located in the worst part of town where I live...least of all a beautiful apartment in a veritable paradise! The Philippines is where I hope to retire. It's unique culture, kind citizens, slow paced and affordable lifestyle, and of course, beautiful nature, make it an ideal retirement destination. Thanks for highlighting this beautiful apartment complex, and Iloilo in general. Looks like a very nice place to call home!
@@ThePhilippinesProject what exactly the $480 for? condo fee only? or if rent the unit for one month? I plan to buy a unit there. P6.8mil and the thing im concern about is the monthly condo fee. do u know how much is the condo fee? i dont want to pay too much for condo fee if im out of the country.
Such a pleasant city and town. I was in Bacolod but Iloilo has the edge in several aspects. Bacolod, a neighbor, must take a leaf. They have the money but the local council doesn't have a clue how to beautify it. Cheers from Spain! Thank you for showing us.
Thanks so much for the comment! I appreciate you watching the video. I need to get over to Bacolod sometime soon. I've been there one tim and went to Mambucal resort where they have the hot springs. It's like a 40 minute Ferry ride from Iloilo. I agree. Iloilo is hard to beat!
@@hillroberts1311 And ILOILO CITY is so much clean and orderly. There are plenty of well-maintained parks, Spanish plazas, beautiful gardened riverside Esplanades with biking lanes, jogging paths, fragrant flowerbeds , trees and palmtrees, bougainvilleas, and there's the new Iloilo City Garden of Love. There are three more City tree parks being built simultaneously: the Iloilo City Beach tree Park overlooking Guimaras island, at the sandy beach area of Villa Beach in Arevalo district; the Lanit tree Park in Jaro District; and the Loboc Mangrove Trees Park and Birdwatching area, also overlooking Guimaras island. All three parks will also have jogging and strolling paths, visitors' resting sheds, food kiosk, and viewing decks overlooking Guimaras island. Also under construction simultaneously are new riverside Esplanades and biking lanes. We're watching here these two new ones: 1)the Sunset Boulevard with biking lanes and riverside Esplanades, 4.5kms. 2). the Dongon Creek Esplanades with biking lanes, 4.5kms. These two new Esplanades/boulevard are very near or just adjacent to the condos mention here in the video by Traveling Tutor. Also forthcoming are the new modernized big public markets in the City of ILOILO. When all are completed, ILOILO CITY will be ever the best city in the Philippines, and the cleanest and most livable city in the Philippines Right now, ILOILO CITY is the cleanest, most livable, and most beautiful city in the Philippines. Iloilo City is also the most Spanish/ European-looking city in the Philippines, with plenty of well-maintained beautiful heritage bldgs,, grand ancestral mansions, grand Spanish-era churches and cathedral, Spanish belfries and fountains. And a clean and scenic river right in the heart of the city.
@@hillroberts1311 Iloilo City is just 4hrs by comfortable air-conditioned bus ride to BORACAY ISLAND and it's white sand beaches. ILOILO CITY is also just a 15minute fastcraft boat ride to Guimaras island and its white sand beaches and coves, and the home of the sweetest mangoes in the world. Have you tasted mango pizza, mango Shake, mango juice, mango sauced hamburger?
Really not bad boss man. I'm mid 20s, always preferred more quaint spaces. My first apartment on the USA east coast (not in a major city) was only 580sqft! Super cozy during those winters. I like this, though. Has everything I could ever want/need.
Very nice, great amenities with lots of outside space around the pools for lounging and enjoying a swim. Looks very clean as well. I’m sure anyone would be quite content there. Great video.
Thanks Ron. I was impressed. Coming in at $480 a month is a little steep but compare that to anywhere in the US this close to an ocean and it’s pretty cheap. The condo was like 23 square meters which is small but it could work for a single or a couple. This price is on the higher end of places here and has all of the conveniences.
Nice video. Small studio, a little expensive but close to everything and that's something to be looking for in it's self. I'm retired 12 KM from Cebu City proper and just the travel time that it takes on avg of about 4 hrs a day driving in heavy traffic makes for a waste of time. ILOILO city looks great being clean and modern.
Thanks Faron. I think it’s a little on the high side too. Having said that there are a lot more options here. Iloilo is not Cebu, you can interpret that However you want. It’s an old City with a lot of history. It has a Population of just under a half a million. I think it’s perfect for expats or anyone for that matter. I live 20 minutes away from the city center on the outskirts in Pavia. It’s a very clean city as well. Thanks for the comment!😀
480/month excluding fees? Is not "Unbelievable Prices".... You can find similar in Manila, and Cebu IT Park and Business Park areas for LESS (20k including fees for 1-2BR not a studio) I would think Iloilo would be cheaper Manila and Cebu. I think its over priced by at least 150usd/month.
I agree its on the high end here. You can get here a lot cheaper. The Amenities and proximity to all conveniences make it a solid choice or option. I will be featuring cheaper condos as well. Thanks for the comment!
I put it in the video at 4:24. He paid around 25,000 pesos $446 per month. I actually think he got it a little cheaper than that. Thanks for asking the question!
Very informative I will be subscribing to your channel. I am moving to Iloilo next June when I retire my fiancé lives there also I’ve seen a lot of videos of the city and it seems very clean. I’m looking for an apartment house or condo around US$350.
Look up Iloilo House and lot on Facebook. Search on Facebook iloilo rentals and there are groups you can join that offer properties. Thanks for subscribing and commenting.
Hello Randall...Could you show us some something similar for 20k or less? Fees included....place and amenities with location seems great...but. I am very interested in Iloilo...For 25k a month, would rent a home...even though as a single man I would prefer a condo. Thank you so much
Look on “iloilo House and lot” on Facebook. It’s a good source. I may even post on there to see if someone will allow me to do some video tours. Thanks for the comment.
Hi, thank you for sharing the video. I am learning there are many more options for living in a location convenient to everything besides the Manila area. Do you know how to travel by ferry or boat to other locations from IIoilo?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can travel to Bacolod and I believe Cebu by ferry. The airport here is great as well. You have a direct flight to General Santos City in Mindanao and daily flights to Cebu and Manila. You really have some good options here.
Very nice. I live in IT Park Avida. Please tell your viewers about condo cons and swindles. They need to document the salesperson words because of frequent Condo scams and tricks.
Wi-fi in the Philippines is not the best. Most people who can afford it have broadband in the home. It’s spotty sometimes but I can deal with it. It’s getting better.
I looked for a week here in iloilo and a studio fully furnished condo are 19 to 25k month, especially if you are not signing a lease. I did see small houses for less but again need at least 6 months lease.
They are in the same price range. There are a lot of options rather than condos though. I find that many expats aren’t satisfied with condo life after they get it. It’s always better to rent first for. sure.
$475-$500. It depends on what you get. I didn't get info on the mainanence fees. I plan on doing another one from there if they will let me. Thanks for the comment!
@@ThePhilippinesProject Thanks for getting back to me on this , so many show somewhere but do not mention the price or maintenance fees , keep up the good work .
I contacted one manager and they said the fee is per square meter and his runs 120peso per sq. On a 30 Sq.Mtr. Unit that would be right at 3600peso or right at $70.00.
There are many people out there waiting to sell people condos. I think they are overpriced especially the pre-sell ones. My opinion but the video wasn’t about that. I wouldn’t recommend buying one myself.
@@ThePhilippinesProject why not? If you had the money. Seeing that Iloilo City is up and coming and growing rapidly, don't you think a condo in, say, the Megaworld Business Park would make a worthwhile investment? Wouldn't one want to get in on the ground floor now before they get too expensive and out of reach for most? Unless, of course, you don't think prices will rise.
Not in my opinion. Having said that i look for investment properties. They have to have positive cash flow. Its hard to do that with a condo. Its not a complaint or anything its just not a fast enough return on investment for me. I’d be willing to discuss numbers sometime with you if you want. I just am afraid the rental is too low as a percentage to make it work. For me an investment must make a monthly return on my money. Some buy it for a home and it fits perfectly for their needs. I love that they are convenient and close to everything too. Im not against them its just my opinion on investing in them. In the final analysis i could be wrong, i often am. 😀
They are grossly over-priced for the Philippines mate, brown outs, poor infrastructure within a stone's throw of them matchbox units still make them little apartments in the PH a developing country to costly, the prices should reflect developing country however they are outpricing many similar units in the west!
I get what you're saying. You can probably get one in Manila for that. Having said that it's hard to find something in my hometown of the US for that price. Manila has it's own challenges, traffic, pollution, scam artists etc. I agree it may not be for everyonoe but they keep rented all the time. I think the ecomony in the area and demand sets the price. This is a prime location in a smaller town than Manila or Cebu. I think the price will hold out as long as there are people who look at it and want to pay it. I appreciate the comment!
@@ThePhilippinesProject All depends where you live in US more rural areas yes can be done however comparing the US apartments with PH is not viable as again US is fully developed Country and can easily justify higher prices and the PH is developing at best that's what I'm getting at bro, as I have seen over the years the prices of some new units becoming ridiculous when you look at the infrastructure right outside the fancy very small apartments!, I like living in the PH but will like to see some home prices become more realistic. How did you get on with Generator?
@@ThePhilippinesProject Safe travels, yes I tune in to Rickshaw from time to time like other youtubers I follow, he is always whining about the Philippines so my answer is if you don't like this place so much your free to leave as I don't like how he puts the Philippines down all the time as of late all because of his life decisions, man up and accept what happened and move on is my answer to him, anyway hope you have a good time in US and be safe.
It was rented short term. A lot of people said it’s overpriced. You can get cheaper here. A lot of people say “you can rent in Manila for that”. I get it but you don’t get the Iloilo experience. It’s much nicer here and so much cleaner. Traffic is so much better. It’s all what a person wants in the final analysis.
So many places to explore why would you limit yourself to the Mall? It’s whatever you choose to do. Iloilo is a great place to live. I dont live in a condo but it is an option for some retirees
My roots are from Iloilo. My maternal grandmother is from Pasi Iloilo but I was born in the neighbor Negros island, Negros Occidental. Most of the last names from that Pasi starts with letter “P” like my grandma’s last name is Panabe and my great great grandma is Palabrica. I live in Metro Manila now. I am happy to see the progress of my mother island. By the way you are a great story teller, narrator, speaker, vlogger etc. You and Texas Filipino are the TH-camr from Panay island that I watch. Keep promoting Iloilo. Soon it will be on par or even surpass Manila, Cebu and Davao.
Hang in there in the big city. Yes I love Iloilo. I need to explore Negros some more. A few years ago I went to Bacolod. We went to Mambucal resort with the hot springs. Thanks so much for commenting!
Ohh then Jaro's are J HAHAHHA
@@dasigkatama029 Right, Sir Jaro, Iloilo City family names start with the letter J, as in: Jalandoni, Jalandoon, Jalbuena, Javellana, Javelosa, Jardiolin, Jamili, Jaena ( as in Graciano Lopez Jaena, who was from Jaro.The Jaro Plaza is named after him. Also, Jardenil, Jardeleza, Jesena,
Also, Hechanova, Gamboa, Hinolan, Kilayko, Lopez-Vito, Villalobos, Arguelles, Valderrama, Del Rosario, Asencio, Montinola, Locsin, Araneta, Ledesma, Benedicto, Lizares, Lopez (as in ABSCBN, Meralco, Rockwell), Piamonte, Jover, Marquez-Lim (as in Nikki Marquez-Lim Coseteng), Salazar, Rivera, Castells, Buendia, Madrid, Valencia, Bion, Grecia, Florete, Mirasol, Setias, Diasnes, Celis, Celiz, Orozco, Gorriceta, Casa, Tajanlangit, De la Cruz.
Awesome! $480 would not be enough for a roach infested hole in the wall located in the worst part of town where I live...least of all a beautiful apartment in a veritable paradise!
The Philippines is where I hope to retire. It's unique culture, kind citizens, slow paced and affordable lifestyle, and of course, beautiful nature, make it an ideal retirement destination. Thanks for highlighting this beautiful apartment complex, and Iloilo in general. Looks like a very nice place to call home!
That Condo price reminds me of an apartment I had when I was 21 years old. I’m 61 now. Thanks again for your comments!
@@ThePhilippinesProject Exactly!
so what city in the Philippines do you live in ?
Iloilo City.
@@ThePhilippinesProject what exactly the $480 for? condo fee only? or if rent the unit for one month? I plan to buy a unit there. P6.8mil and the thing im concern about is the monthly condo fee. do u know how much is the condo fee? i dont want to pay too much for condo fee if im out of the country.
Such a pleasant city and town. I was in Bacolod but Iloilo has the edge in several aspects. Bacolod, a neighbor, must take a leaf. They have the money but the local council doesn't have a clue how to beautify it. Cheers from Spain! Thank you for showing us.
Thanks so much for the comment! I appreciate you watching the video. I need to get over to Bacolod sometime soon. I've been there one tim and went to Mambucal resort where they have the hot springs. It's like a 40 minute Ferry ride from Iloilo. I agree. Iloilo is hard to beat!
@@ThePhilippinesProject You opened people's eyes re Iloilo. I might just end up retiring there, in the future.
@@hillroberts1311 And ILOILO CITY is so much clean and orderly. There are plenty of well-maintained parks, Spanish plazas, beautiful gardened riverside Esplanades with biking lanes, jogging paths, fragrant flowerbeds , trees and palmtrees, bougainvilleas, and there's the new Iloilo City Garden of Love. There are three more City tree parks being built simultaneously: the Iloilo City Beach tree Park overlooking Guimaras island, at the sandy beach area of Villa Beach in Arevalo district; the Lanit tree Park in Jaro District; and the Loboc Mangrove Trees Park and Birdwatching area, also overlooking Guimaras island. All three parks will also have jogging and strolling paths, visitors' resting sheds, food kiosk, and viewing decks overlooking Guimaras island. Also under construction simultaneously are new riverside Esplanades and biking lanes. We're watching here these two new ones: 1)the Sunset Boulevard with biking lanes and riverside Esplanades, 4.5kms. 2). the Dongon Creek Esplanades with biking lanes, 4.5kms. These two new Esplanades/boulevard are very near or just adjacent to the condos mention here in the video by Traveling Tutor. Also forthcoming are the new modernized big public markets in the City of ILOILO. When all are completed, ILOILO CITY will be ever the best city in the Philippines, and the cleanest and most livable city in the Philippines
Right now, ILOILO CITY is the cleanest, most livable, and most beautiful city in the Philippines. Iloilo City is also the most Spanish/ European-looking city in the Philippines, with plenty of well-maintained beautiful heritage bldgs,, grand ancestral mansions, grand Spanish-era churches and cathedral, Spanish belfries and fountains. And a clean and scenic river right in the heart of the city.
@@hillroberts1311 Iloilo City is just 4hrs by comfortable air-conditioned bus ride to BORACAY ISLAND and it's white sand beaches. ILOILO CITY is also just a 15minute fastcraft boat ride to Guimaras island and its white sand beaches and coves, and the home of the sweetest mangoes in the world. Have you tasted mango pizza, mango Shake, mango juice, mango sauced hamburger?
Really not bad boss man. I'm mid 20s, always preferred more quaint spaces. My first apartment on the USA east coast (not in a major city) was only 580sqft! Super cozy during those winters. I like this, though. Has everything I could ever want/need.
My first apartment was like $300-$350 per month. 1 bedroom. The amenities close by are incredible.
Very nice, great amenities with lots of outside space around the pools for lounging and enjoying a swim. Looks very clean as well. I’m sure anyone would be quite content there. Great video.
Thanks Ron. I was impressed. Coming in at $480 a month is a little steep but compare that to anywhere in the US this close to an ocean and it’s pretty cheap. The condo was like 23 square meters which is small but it could work for a single or a couple. This price is on the higher end of places here and has all of the conveniences.
Nice video. Small studio, a little expensive but close to everything and that's something to be looking for in it's self. I'm retired 12 KM from Cebu City proper and just the travel time that it takes on avg of about 4 hrs a day driving in heavy traffic makes for a waste of time. ILOILO city looks great being clean and modern.
Thanks Faron. I think it’s a little on the high side too. Having said that there are a lot more options here. Iloilo is not Cebu, you can interpret that However you want. It’s an old City with a lot of history. It has a Population of just under a half a million. I think it’s perfect for expats or anyone for that matter. I live 20 minutes away from the city center on the outskirts in Pavia. It’s a very clean city as well. Thanks for the comment!😀
@@ThePhilippinesProject How much would it cost to rent a place in Pavia ?
New subscriber here! Like your videos. Keep safe always Sir!
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing.😀
480/month excluding fees? Is not "Unbelievable Prices".... You can find similar in Manila, and Cebu IT Park and Business Park areas for LESS (20k including fees for 1-2BR not a studio) I would think Iloilo would be cheaper Manila and Cebu. I think its over priced by at least 150usd/month.
I agree its on the high end here. You can get here a lot cheaper. The Amenities and proximity to all conveniences make it a solid choice or option. I will be featuring cheaper condos as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@ThePhilippinesProject I'm going to be landing in the end of August can you recommend a place in iloilo similar but cheaper.
Nice! Agree it's underrated and clean...Thanks for the tour...New subscriber here...
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I’m trying to raise awareness of it. It’s really different than a lot of other cities here. It’s amazing. Thanks for the comment!
Very nice. Thanks Randall!
It’s small but doable for someone who has the money.
Thanks great video! Wow, good price!
Thanks for watching! This has been a good video for me. 😀
But you dint say how much it was? This was a misleading video
I put it in the video at 4:24. He paid around 25,000 pesos $446 per month. I actually think he got it a little cheaper than that. Thanks for asking the question!
Very informative I will be subscribing to your channel. I am moving to Iloilo next June when I retire my fiancé lives there also I’ve seen a lot of videos of the city and it seems very clean. I’m looking for an apartment house or condo around US$350.
Look up Iloilo House and lot on Facebook. Search on Facebook iloilo rentals and there are groups you can join that offer properties. Thanks for subscribing and commenting.
Hello Randall...Could you show us some something similar for 20k or less? Fees included....place and amenities with location seems great...but. I am very interested in Iloilo...For 25k a month, would rent a home...even though as a single man I would prefer a condo. Thank you so much
Look on “iloilo House and lot” on Facebook. It’s a good source. I may even post on there to see if someone will allow me to do some video tours. Thanks for the comment.
Hi, thank you for sharing the video. I am learning there are many more options for living in a location convenient to everything besides the Manila area. Do you know how to travel by ferry or boat to other locations from IIoilo?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can travel to Bacolod and I believe Cebu by ferry. The airport here is great as well. You have a direct flight to General Santos City in Mindanao and daily flights to Cebu and Manila. You really have some good options here.
Always love your video amigo. How are the lots prices there
Thanks! I appreciate you watching 😀
Im 28 and i am here hoping one day i will be 60 having retirement money, i would love to live here haha
really nice
It’s small but very doable. You can rent cheaper here but for the uninitiated first time to the country, it’s ideal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Very nice. I live in IT Park Avida. Please tell your viewers about condo cons and swindles. They need to document the salesperson words because of frequent Condo scams and tricks.
Maybe I need to interview you. I don’t know that much about condos. 😀😀
New subscriber. How close is the nearest beach?
There are some decent beaches on Guimaras Island like 20 minutes from the city.
BORN AND RAISED IN ILOILO
Where do you live now?
@@ThePhilippinesProject ilocos northern part of the philippines
It's a nice area
It’s one of the better places in Iloilo
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How is the Wi-Fi speed and stability in this unit and in the city in general?
Wi-fi in the Philippines is not the best. Most people who can afford it have broadband in the home. It’s spotty sometimes but I can deal with it. It’s getting better.
It’s nice but over priced
There are less expensive options for sure. I just wanted to get people some idea of what’s here. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!😀
I looked for a week here in iloilo and a studio fully furnished condo are 19 to 25k month, especially if you are not signing a lease. I did see small houses for less but again need at least 6 months lease.
wonder prices are now for the condos?
They are in the same price range. There are a lot of options rather than condos though. I find that many expats aren’t satisfied with condo life after they get it. It’s always better to rent first for. sure.
Hi Randall, new subscriber here! Are you based in Iloilo?
Yes, I live in Pavia just north 20 minutes outside of Iloilo City. Thanks for subscribing!
@@ThePhilippinesProject I might visit next month. My neighbor recommends the place. She is a vlogger, Miss Peewee Barnes
@@WilliamCrytzer I've interacted with her. She has commented on my channel. Let me know if you come!
What’s the prices of these ? and when doing condo tours what’s the maintenance per month .
$475-$500. It depends on what you get. I didn't get info on the mainanence fees. I plan on doing another one from there if they will let me. Thanks for the comment!
@@ThePhilippinesProject Thanks for getting back to me on this , so many show somewhere but do not mention the price or maintenance fees , keep up the good work .
I contacted one manager and they said the fee is per square meter and his runs 120peso per sq. On a 30 Sq.Mtr. Unit that would be right at 3600peso or right at $70.00.
@@ThePhilippinesProject Thanks for letting me know as i want to buy there soon , not into renting i feel its dead money .
While researching the maintenance fee I met a manager that may let me get a lot more detailed information for you.
Thats a nice place
Yes, I think it’s the location and amenities that make it appealing.
@@ThePhilippinesProject Yes it is i shared to my fb page.
Thanks so much!
@@ThePhilippinesProject . Your welcome sir.
A space for a sofa would be Nice. Can,t live on the bed. So many hours. Love jaro plaza
Whats the name of the building?
One Madison Place
@@ThePhilippinesProject thanks
Parking?
They have parking available. They guy living there had managed to park for free. They rent space as well.
How much are these condos?
They are around $400-$500 USD
You don't give us an idea on how much these units cost (to purchase).
There are many people out there waiting to sell people condos. I think they are overpriced especially the pre-sell ones. My opinion but the video wasn’t about that. I wouldn’t recommend buying one myself.
@@ThePhilippinesProject why not? If you had the money. Seeing that Iloilo City is up and coming and growing rapidly, don't you think a condo in, say, the Megaworld Business Park would make a worthwhile investment? Wouldn't one want to get in on the ground floor now before they get too expensive and out of reach for most? Unless, of course, you don't think prices will rise.
Not in my opinion. Having said that i look for investment properties. They have to have positive cash flow. Its hard to do that with a condo. Its not a complaint or anything its just not a fast enough return on investment for me. I’d be willing to discuss numbers sometime with you if you want. I just am afraid the rental is too low as a percentage to make it work. For me an investment must make a monthly return on my money. Some buy it for a home and it fits perfectly for their needs. I love that they are convenient and close to everything too. Im not against them its just my opinion on investing in them. In the final analysis i could be wrong, i often am. 😀
How much looking for 3 months starting Nov
You looking for a Condo like that one? I’ll be back in Iloilo in Nov 2.
@@ThePhilippinesProject
Me to nov5
@papabear007 For me that’s the best time of the year.
They are grossly over-priced for the Philippines mate, brown outs, poor infrastructure within a stone's throw of them matchbox units still make them little apartments in the PH a developing country to costly, the prices should reflect developing country however they are outpricing many similar units in the west!
I get what you're saying. You can probably get one in Manila for that. Having said that it's hard to find something in my hometown of the US for that price. Manila has it's own challenges, traffic, pollution, scam artists etc. I agree it may not be for everyonoe but they keep rented all the time. I think the ecomony in the area and demand sets the price. This is a prime location in a smaller town than Manila or Cebu. I think the price will hold out as long as there are people who look at it and want to pay it. I appreciate the comment!
@@ThePhilippinesProject All depends where you live in US more rural areas yes can be done however comparing the US apartments with PH is not viable as again US is fully developed Country and can easily justify higher prices and the PH is developing at best that's what I'm getting at bro, as I have seen over the years the prices of some new units becoming ridiculous when you look at the infrastructure right outside the fancy very small apartments!, I like living in the PH but will like to see some home prices become more realistic. How did you get on with Generator?
I’m putting it off for now. I’ll be gone for the next 4 months anyway. I’ll be back November 2. You watch Rickshaw don’t you?
@@ThePhilippinesProject Safe travels, yes I tune in to Rickshaw from time to time like other youtubers I follow, he is always whining about the Philippines so my answer is if you don't like this place so much your free to leave as I don't like how he puts the Philippines down all the time as of late all because of his life decisions, man up and accept what happened and move on is my answer to him, anyway hope you have a good time in US and be safe.
@@ThePhilippinesProject Why you ask if I watch Rickshaw?
No wonder the place is empty, very small and way overpriced IMO
It was rented short term. A lot of people said it’s overpriced. You can get cheaper here. A lot of people say “you can rent in Manila for that”. I get it but you don’t get the Iloilo experience. It’s much nicer here and so much cleaner. Traffic is so much better. It’s all what a person wants in the final analysis.
Boring city to live in. Our life is SM city, Festive Walk, Robinsons and Ateneo. Want a more modern city? move to Cebu city or Bacolod
So many places to explore why would you limit yourself to the Mall? It’s whatever you choose to do. Iloilo is a great place to live. I dont live in a condo but it is an option for some retirees
Are there still condos for sale there or are you just renting for that 500 amount per month?
Thanks
There are always Condos for sale. There ate several options in Manduriao.