everything in CDO is progressing at a fast pace which is good for the most part because of the economic activities & will bring in needed monies in the form of business, sales & property taxes collected from these activities. One thing to bare in mind is that with all these business activities, is the city able to accommodate utility services such as water, electricity & garbage collection. As far as I know, there is no water dam to collect water from rivers & streams to be used for the city water supply. You cannot rely on water underground to supply the city with water. If you do that, the underground water will be depleted & could cause the soil to sink which then causes flooding on flat lands like in some parts of downtown CDO. I hope that the CDO Mayor & city engineers have made urban planning studies before commercial buildings or subdivisions can be erected to make sure it is viable for the city's future expansion & have utility services, served for the good of all the communities within its boundaries.
With regards to electricity, CDO is privileged to have CEPALCO as the electricity provider, one of the best utilities in the country. Its power needs are supplied by a mixed of embedded coal powered plant, 3 hydro power plants, solar plant, diesel fuel powered plants, and from NGCP Mindanao grid. It's system network particularly 69kv is in a loop which means it is flexible and can use any of the 10 substations to supply an area especially when one substation is not functional.
These developments bring economic upliftment to the city government, offer business opportunities, and create job opportunities not only to the city residents but also to the people in the neighboring towns and provinces. Unfortunately, progress and development is like a double edged sword. It improves the financial status of the residents and add more income to the city's coffer. The sad part is that it places the city to environmental disaster like flood especially if the development continues freely and uncontrolled. For instance the development of the upland parts of the city, converting the mountain tops into subdivisions will increase the volume of water cascading into the lowland directy and through the rivers and water system. This is happening in the eastern part of the city wheñever rainfall pour downs heavily for hours. Recently, parts of bugo and tablon were submerged in five to six feet flood waters. If the development on the mountain tops is left unchecked the city will bevknown also as the city of floods.
I concur with what you said. Recently my sister from Pueblo De oro in Uptown CDO sent me a video of parts of Uptown Areas that was totally flooded with the recent continued rain a month ago. As you can see from this example, Uptown CDO was not even spared by this flood. City floods from rain happens when Urban Planning was either not implemented or was just bismal & an afterthought plan just to meet certain guidelines in city plans.. Most of the areas of Uptown are concrete which means when it rains, water will not absorbed to the soil. One way to solve that is to build huge water drainage sysytems all throughout the town. One example of best Urban Planning is BGC. This place is never flooded when it rains. They probably have drainage systems in placed just like what we have here in the U.S. Anyhow just wanted to emphasize here truly how important Urban Planning is when a community is being built or expanding an existing community that's already there.
Its because land is hard to come by especially the more metro a city gets. With economic housing projects, there’s also a cap on the selling price and with the land costs rising, its more of a challenge for developers to execute.
The cheapest pre-selling condo in CDO is Intalio Flats located in Kauswagan are. Here is the video about it. th-cam.com/video/C8vuLbui530/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexZeta
Some areas in cdo that are low lying gets flooded easily. Thats why the govt has a 7.6Billion floor control project in the works. Around 30% of the capital has been released and construction is ongoing.
everything in CDO is progressing at a fast pace which is good for the most part because of the economic activities & will bring in needed monies in the form of business, sales & property taxes collected from these activities. One thing to bare in mind is that with all these business activities, is the city able to accommodate utility services such as water, electricity & garbage collection. As far as I know, there is no water dam to collect water from rivers & streams to be used for the city water supply. You cannot rely on water underground to supply the city with water. If you do that, the underground water will be depleted & could cause the soil to sink which then causes flooding on flat lands like in some parts of downtown CDO. I hope that the CDO Mayor & city engineers have made urban planning studies before commercial buildings or subdivisions can be erected to make sure it is viable for the city's future expansion & have utility services, served for the good of all the communities within its boundaries.
Yes! Hoping for the government to take all these things in consideration since CDO is on-track to becoming a metro city by 2024.
With regards to electricity, CDO is privileged to have CEPALCO as the electricity provider, one of the best utilities in the country. Its power needs are supplied by a mixed of embedded coal powered plant, 3 hydro power plants, solar plant, diesel fuel powered plants, and from NGCP Mindanao grid. It's system network particularly 69kv is in a loop which means it is flexible and can use any of the 10 substations to supply an area especially when one substation is not functional.
@@rudymijares5096 Thanks for this info tito Rudy!
Very well explained! Its so clear👏, thank you for updating us ma’am alex🙏😉
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sa Citi Prime Tower sa uban vlogger ingon sila ang location is beside or at the back of CitiMall Bulua. pero not sure pa siguro maam.
Hi! There are no concrete details yet on this project. But I’ll vlog about it once there are.
Hotel 101 tong hotel e tukod beside citi mall bulua 😊
These developments bring economic upliftment to the city government, offer business opportunities, and create job opportunities not only to the city residents but also to the people in the neighboring towns and provinces. Unfortunately, progress and development is like a double edged sword. It improves the financial status of the residents and add more income to the city's coffer. The sad part is that it places the city to environmental disaster like flood especially if the development continues freely and uncontrolled. For instance the development of the upland parts of the city, converting the mountain tops into subdivisions will increase the volume of water cascading into the lowland directy and through the rivers and water system. This is happening in the eastern part of the city wheñever rainfall pour downs heavily for hours. Recently, parts of bugo and tablon were submerged in five to six feet flood waters. If the development on the mountain tops is left unchecked the city will bevknown also as the city of floods.
I concur with what you said. Recently my sister from Pueblo De oro in Uptown CDO sent me a video of parts of Uptown Areas that was totally flooded with the recent continued rain a month ago. As you can see from this example, Uptown CDO was not even spared by this flood. City floods from rain happens when Urban Planning was either not implemented or was just bismal & an afterthought plan just to meet certain guidelines in city plans.. Most of the areas of Uptown are concrete which means when it rains, water will not absorbed to the soil. One way to solve that is to build huge water drainage sysytems all throughout the town. One example of best Urban Planning is BGC. This place is never flooded when it rains. They probably have drainage systems in placed just like what we have here in the U.S.
Anyhow just wanted to emphasize here truly how important Urban Planning is when a community is being built or expanding an existing community that's already there.
Hi, do you know how much per square in Carmen, CDO particularly in Rosal - Ferrabrel Sts? Thanks
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what if I ape Laguindingan? instead of going uptown and downtown
Laguindingan is a different municipality. I’ll be making another video for that area soon.
Latest improvement at tibasak macasandig?
No new developments yet in that area
6 storey ang citiprime???
I have question.
Why more condos than economic infrustracture?
Its because land is hard to come by especially the more metro a city gets. With economic housing projects, there’s also a cap on the selling price and with the land costs rising, its more of a challenge for developers to execute.
What is the cheapest condo in CDO? I'm after something a foreigner can actually own.
The cheapest pre-selling condo in CDO is Intalio Flats located in Kauswagan are. Here is the video about it.
th-cam.com/video/C8vuLbui530/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexZeta
Maam nganu SM City ang label diha sa downtown? dba dapat SM Premier Downtown? 🙂 wla lang napansin lang nako 😁
Hi! It should be Premier. typo sa editor :)
Bahain namn jan kalsada nio sa NHA
Do you have a property in the countryside?
Hello. Which area are you referring to? We have lots in Claveria and Dahilayan
Everything but the Floods 😁
Some areas in cdo that are low lying gets flooded easily. Thats why the govt has a 7.6Billion floor control project in the works. Around 30% of the capital has been released and construction is ongoing.
Ever since it has been that kind of scenario when rainy season comes. God Willing, i hope that would come to fruition.
You never got back to me
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When you want property do it yourself
Maam pwede pa apil sa imo email updating list?
Sure. Kindly email me at Alex.Zeta@TWRGroup.PH