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24/06/2026

Buy What Fits Your Life, Not Your Ego

Property prices will rise and fall. Markets will change.
But when buying a property, always have a number in mind and stick to it.

If the location speaks to you and fits your lifestyle, then by all means buy it. Life is short.

Buy what you can comfortably afford—not what you hope to afford someday, unless you’re willing to take that calculated risk.

Don’t buy to impress other people.
Buy for convenience. Buy for quality of life.

Over the years, I’ve come to prefer smaller spaces in the city and more space in the province.

A practical home close to work. A sanctuary away from the noise. A place where you can slow down, recharge, and spend time with the people who matter most.

And if you’re able to start young, do it.

Time is one of the greatest advantages a property owner can have.

22/06/2026

The best property isn’t always the biggest or the most expensive.

For me, security will always be a priority. A home should give you peace of mind, not just space.
Location matters too. Money can be earned again. Time cannot.

The hours spent in traffic, the missed moments with family, and the stress of long commutes are things you’ll never get back.

The goal isn’t to impress other people.

The goal is to build a life that gives you security, convenience, flexibility, and the freedom to enjoy what matters most.

12/06/2026

Saw the news about the NAIA Terminal 3 land acquisition.

I recently picked up a family member at Terminal 3 and, to be fair, there have been noticeable improvements.

Is it Dubai? No.

Is it Singapore? No.

But it’s definitely better than before. 😄

One thing that would help even more is keeping walkways clear. Many people waiting for loved ones tend to gather near exits and pathways, making it harder for arriving passengers to move around.

Airport improvements aren’t just about infrastructure. A little discipline from all of us goes a long way too.

MIAA ACQUIRES NAIA TERMINAL 3 PROPERTY FOR P48 BILLION

The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) on Thursday, June 11, acquires the 61-hectare property of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) where Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 stands for P48 billion, paving the way for the airport’s long-term modernization and expansion.

The ceremonial agreement signed on June 11, 2026, between BCDA and MIAA transfers ownership of one of the country’s most strategically important government properties and marks the culmination of years of negotiations between the two agencies.

Under the agreement, MIAA will pay BCDA P48 billion, including an initial P10-billion down payment, with the remaining balance to be settled through semiannual installments over 15 years. The transaction is expected to bolster the government's capacity to invest in critical infrastructure while enabling MIAA to undertake long-term improvements aimed at enhancing passenger experience, operational efficiency, and airport capacity at the country's premier international gateway.

MIAA General Manager Eric Jose C. Ines described the acquisition as a strategic investment that strengthens the agency's stewardship of one of the country's most important aviation assets.

“By securing ownership of the Terminal 3 property, MIAA strengthens its stewardship of a strategic government asset and reinforces its ability to support the long-term development of the country's premier gateway. This acquisition provides greater certainty for long-term planning, sound asset management, and the continued advancement of Philippine aviation,” Ines said.

Ines also noted that the successful implementation of the NAIA public-private partnership project marks a new chapter for MIAA. | via Rudy Santos

09/06/2026

My day as a real estate broker.

Some transactions are more than just paperwork.

Sometimes you’re helping someone through one of the hardest seasons of their life—making sure the right documents are signed, deadlines are met, and nothing falls through the cracks.

The truth is, transactions like these cost me sleep. You prepare everything, solve one problem, then another challenge appears.

But I show up anyway.

Because sometimes the most valuable thing you can offer isn’t just expertise—it’s the reassurance that someone reliable is handling things for you.

Real estate isn’t always about selling property.

Sometimes it’s simply about showing up when people need help the most.

04/06/2026

Interested to buy a 1 bedroom with balcony condo at Jazz Residences preferably Tower B or D. I am a licensed Broker and would prefer to deal directly with owners who badly needs to release their property. Kindly message me directly. Thank you.