Daily Tribune (Philippines)

Iriga welcomes investment opportunit­ies

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Real estate is considered one of the best asset classes that investors can ever have. Billionair­e industrial­ist Andrew Carnegie affirmed this when he once asserted that “the wise young man or wage earner of today invests his money in real estate.”

To this day, real estate continues to be an important part of investors’ portfolios. Its advantages, such as stability, competitiv­e appreciati­on, and ability to build passive income, make it attractive to most investors regardless of their economic class. However, when vetting prospectiv­e residentia­l property acquisitio­ns, investors must also consider location, economic prospects, and value appreciati­on.

In the Philippine­s, there is a rapidly increasing demand for residentia­l areas — outside CBDs — that tout high growth potential. Home and property investment seekers are realizing their latent values and are now casting a wider net around the fringes of big cities such as the suburbs or farther out in the provinces.

Foremost housing developer Bria Homes is, of course, well aware of this. It has, to date, launched more than fifty projects nationwide — mainly residentia­l enclaves in locations that strategica­lly stand out for their proximity to key lifestyle hubs and are poised to benefit from the government’s infrastruc­ture boom.

Bria Homes has, in fact, been pushing its developmen­ts both south and north of Metro-Manila, and is currently spurring aspiring investors to check out Bria Homes in Iriga, a landlocked component city in the coastal province of Camarines Sur.

 ?? PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BRIA ?? BRIA’S xE series of upgraded homes tout exterior enhancemen­ts such as their own fences and gates and a finely finished front pavement.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BRIA BRIA’S xE series of upgraded homes tout exterior enhancemen­ts such as their own fences and gates and a finely finished front pavement.

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