For the past decades, Filipinos had perceived progress as Manila-centric, with their vision and goals aligned with this mindset. Moving to the national capital region, where employment and business opportunities abound, was the dream-come-true.
Times have changed, however. With continuous economic growth in regions outside Metro Manila, Filipinos are choosing to stay in the towns and cities of their birth, confident that they can give their families a better life without the need to uproot themselves. And as if to affirm this, longtime metro residents are going back to their home provinces, as well.
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| BRIA Homes’ winning formula: Affordability (Mura) + Superior Quality = a beautiful BRIA Home for Every Filipino empowers hardworking Filipinos to own a BRIA Home unit for as low as P1,897 per month, offered at convenient payment schemes such as PAG-IBIG and bank financing. To know more about BRIA Homes, call (0966) 277 5944, like “Bria Official” on Facebook, and follow “@TheBriaOfficial” on Twitter and Instagram. |
Quick to ride on the momentum and wanting to support progress in regions outside the capital, BRIA Homes continues to build residential projects in various towns and key cities away from the metro.
In fact, BRIA Homes is resolutely expanding in Visayas and Mindanao to meet the demand foraffordable, sturdy, and stylish homes for Filipinos, both locals and migrants.
The figures say it all. BRIA Homes, the fastest-growing mass housing developer in the Philippines, now has more than fifty mass-housing projects in the country, with a large number of developments located in the progressive south.
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| BRIA Homes, the fastest-growing mass housing developer in the country, is resolutely expanding in Visayas and Mindanao to meet the demand for affordable, sturdy, and stylish homes for Filipino families—both locals and migrants. For more information about BRIA Homes, call (0966) 277 5944, like “Bria Official” on Facebook, and follow “@TheBriaOfficial” on Twitter and Instagram. |
In the Visayas, BRIA Homes can be found in Samar, Leyte, and Negros Occidental. In Mindanao, BRIA has built communities in Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, South Cotabato, and North Cotabato. All these, plus more developments in the works, were built to meet the need for secure, safe, and easy-on-the-pocket residences for Filipinos in Visayas and Mindanao.
To date, BRIA Homes has provided homes for a lot of Filipinos with the help of its winning formula: Affordability (Mura) + Superior Quality = a beautiful BRIA Home for Every Filipino.
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| Filipinos who choose to work and raise their families in Visayas and Mindanao will savor ‘the better life’ once they move to a BRIA home. Aside from the affordability of its homes, BRIA takes pride in its communities’ strategic location. Residents of BRIA Homes are always near key destinations such as schools, hospitals, business districts, commercial establishments, and major roads and highways. To know more about BRIA Homes, call (0966) 277 5944, like “Bria Official” on Facebook, and follow “@TheBriaOfficial” on Twitter and Instagram. |
This formula has enabled Filipinos to own a BRIA unit for as low as P1,897 per month, offered at convenient payment schemes such as PAG-IBIG and bank financing.
Aside from the affordability of its homes, BRIA takes pride in its communities’ strategic location.Residents of BRIA Homes are always near key destinations such as schools, hospitals, business districts, commercial establishments, and major roads and highways.
Filipino families living in BRIA Homes also take delight in its amenities such as eco-friendly spaces and basketball courts. Guarded entrances, 24-hour security, and perimeter fences also ensure their safety and security.
To cater to the varying needs of its future residents, BRIA communities offer condominium units and house and lot packages in different sizes and designs.
To be sure, Filipinos who choose to work and raise their families in Visayas and Mindanao will savor ‘the better life’ once they move to a BRIA home.
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