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Few SUVs can truly match the legendary Jeep Wrangler—the iconic vehicle that has conquered every terrain, from war-torn battlefields of WWII to the unforgiving deserts of the Sahara.

Eddie Santillan takes us on a hike with his latest exhibit ‘Return to Nature’ Life sometimes is all about finding the perfect view that suits us, a horizon that fits our story. It can be a manmade wonder like the glimmering landscape of the city with its skyscrapers and glowing billboards. For some

The excruciating experiences caused by several months of lockdown resulted in the emergence of a new market segment which was a shot in the arm in the property industry. The second home market, focused on gated resort communities in Batangas province, has been showing a great demand since 2020. At…

On Good Friday, the news from the United States was that the country was facing yet another COVID surge, after a two-month decline.

Have you seen a bird in your backyard lately?  Or have you heard them sing when you wake up in the morning? Even in the urban jungles like Metro Manila, birds that are left alone are known to survive—and thrive and help make the city parks or even your home…

There is a certain fulfillment and security that come with property investment. Many have long known the value of including real estate in their investment portfolios. After all, land, as experts would claim, can generate potentially lucrative returns in a number of ways, especially when held over the long term.…

Ayala Land Inc’.s  AREIT and Italpinas Development Corp. (IDC) are walking the talk in championing  a sustainable future.  AREIT Inc. (AREIT), the pioneer real-estate investment trust (REIT)  in the Philippines, is committed to the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles through sustainability programs that will deliver the most benefit to…

Campuestohan Highland Resort: A wonderland for everyone

For these travelers living all over the world, there’s nothing like coming home to the Philippines.

(Part 2) One of the greatest privations to many Filipinos that resulted from the long lockdowns during the pandemic was their inability to visit their favorite places of worship. Online Masses and other religious services were very poor substitutes to their physical prese