Tagaytay Highlands makes good investment for second home
AS a tangible item, real estate allows more control than other forms of investment — more so now when volatility in the stock market is seen by wise investors as an opportunity to reassess asset allocations and consider how real estate can fit into their portfolios.
With community quarantine still in place in key areas, investors are now seeing the wisdom of buying properties located in lush mountainous areas. These locations serve as an idyllic retreat from congested and overcrowded cities.
Such is Tagaytay Highlands, more aptly defined as a weekend vacation and golfer’s haven, and now also regarded by city dwellers as a tranquil space for productivity, a suburban community with plentiful nature scenery as its everyday backdrop. Its proximity to hospitals, schools, retail establishments, industrial and technological parks, churches, banks, gasoline stations, and access roads enhances its value as a prime property investment.
With homes thoughtfully designed to take the outdoors in, residents savor year-round cool weather and stunning vistas of Taal Lake, Mt. Makiling, Canlubang Valley and Laguna de Bay.
The latest addition to its Horizon Community, Horizon Terraces is a good option for an investment, with its Asian-contemporary residential structures featuring picturesque views of nature. Garden Suites, a five-storey, low-density residential condominium, offers one- and two-bedroom units of 43 to 68 square meters, well-planned to accommodate the different needs of growing families.
Township services and support facilities are readily available for every homeowner: 24/hour security, 24/7 lifeline emergency medical facility, affiliations with nearby hospitals and clinics, firefighting services, helipad, chapels, Wi-Fi access, and a 7-Eleven convenience store.
With such amenities and safety measures in place, Tagaytay Highlands assures investors and property seekers that their investments are in good hands.