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Published July 3, 2021, 8:30 AM
Golden Haven Memorial, a subsidiary of publicly listed Villar owned Golden MV Holdings Inc., expects further value appreciation of their memorial lots as the domestic economy starts to recover.
According to Red Rosales, COO of Golden Haven, with the country on an economic upswing the value of their memorial lots are also expected to be on the upside.
Golden Haven memorial lots’ value has been appreciating an average of 20 percent percent annually, luring more investors from different portfolio types.
With over 30 superior locations nationwide and more underway, Rosales said that investing in a Golden Haven property is just a matter of logging on to the company’s website, and choosing from its vast array of offerings. “All our offerings are appreciating at stellar rates and are considered best-in-class, peso for peso,” he said.
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MANILA, Philippines Golden Haven has broken new grounds anew as it became the first and only memorial park developer in the Philippines to offer 100 percent open spaces in all its projects nationwide. While Red Rosales, Golden Haven COO, acknowledges that the passing of a loved one is a difficult time for every family, the company is “dedicated to providing beautiful and serene resting places that consistently promote a sense of healing and.
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is bringing its own spin on the condominium lifestyle with the launch of new projects in Laguna and Cavite.
Red Rosales, president of BRIA Homes, said its new Astra Vertical Villages in Calamba, Laguna and General Trias, Cavite will take advantage of the new infrastructure connecting towns and suburban cities.
Rosales noted that condominium residences are no longer restricted to major urban cities like Manila because new infrastructure such as rails and expressways connecting neighboring provinces to the National Capital Region making commuting to and fro faster and more convenient.
Both developments in Calamba and General Trias will offer 880 units in eleven buildings, with options for 237 parking lots. faster and convenient.