Me and my husband found a very nice place here in Cebu. We are going to stay in the Philippines for a year until everything is set. We are happy to be back in the Philippines and create fun memories Please follow and Subscribe!
Plz dont let this scare you guys / girls ....there are many many many great places in the Philippines near the beach for much much less ! This is western type living in a gated “safe space” community ... I’ve rented really nice places near the beach for 350-400 a month ! And I actually got to feel /know I was in the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️ 🇺🇸✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻 I miss it terribly ❤️🇵🇭🥺
This is 100 percent accurate. 1000 a month for western standards but if your willing to settle for a bit less, then you can find some way cheaper. One thing for sure that you'll need though no matter what is AC.
At $1000 per month...I agree it is expensive..but with all the amenities..it is worth every cent. You are living the life of royalty. Love the simple set up as you described. That's exactly how I would furnish my home in the Philippines. Best of luck and enjoy your time there👍👍👍
@@blindSilver3090 for a foreigner with loads of US$$$..you live the good life..compare that even for a local who maybe a high level executive and you are definitely ahead of the game.😀😀😀
@@blueberrywilbur315 Much less dumb, restrictive laws in terms of owning properties for homesteading for example. Taxation isn't as crazy as western countries for now. And many more.
@@memebro3181 Taxation is freedom? Yes you can set up a shantytown anywhere but so can other people. You speak of zoning and taxes as if those are freedom. That’s goofy AF, China sitting there waiting for the right time to pick the Philippines dry. There is plenty of other dumb laws, I hear the drug laws are wonderful. 🤣🤣🤣 I think you probably don’t know what freedom is. Pray you don’t have to find out an island that small leaves hiding places scarce 🤷♂️
When my Grandmother retired she pick Bohol Phil. Her backyard is right on the beach. It's was a large 2 story house, large front yard, modern bathrooms, European style air conditioners, modern kitchen with outdoor kitchen, pool, 5 bedrooms, two car garage, and a lot of other perks. She had 2 maids that comes in everyday and a laundry woman the comes in twice a week, Internet and cable. Total cost of living a month for the whole thing including rent was $ 700 a month.
@@markdsm-5157 House $200 monthly, maids =2x $100 each, laundry $20 to $40, Cable - internet - phone $80, Electricity mostly solar and wind I set up + the grid = $50 to $60 monthly, and the rest is food. 2019 prices. You can still find this prices in Bohol: houses/apartments at $150 to $300. I was just there with my son and daughter in-law this year.
I was thinking 750 but you know he's getting the kano rate, which is fine if he's got a great income. You can't even think about getting that for a grand stateside.
@@ashdobbs7492 it's probably been dinner for someone mate 😂 we will all be eating cats once the WEF would be omnipresent 'masters' (wish I was joking) have us all eating insects, chitin being a substance from them that cause upper respitory illness and long term spinal cancer because humans are not meant to eat them and our bodies don't know what to do with them, thats their plans for us peasants while they continuously fly on private planes, have diesel reserves for their generators, eat endangered species etc etc etc, they are a true evil in this world and any plans you have for holidays I would do it quick because you will not be allowed to fly, drive a car, have cash, have no freedom all in their name as million upon millions will die, the poor, the will be poors and everyone even though all their data is manipulated, there is a great upload from Dr Jordan Peterson where he addresses them directly, it is chilling, you won't like what you hear but you need to hear it, Neil Oliver as well, he is one of Britain's most accomplished historians, look him up, I know I'm going on a downer here but it is important you and everyone you know understands the misery that is heading towards us and it cannot be stopped unless we stand united, I would rather them be wrong but they are not, the globalist elites and dressed up tyranny as convenience and we all bought it, shame on us all, maybe we deserve it for allowing it to get to this point and never stood up against them but our children certainly don't deserve what's coming, whatever you think it is, no matter how bad you may think the very near future is going to be it is sadly going to be much much worse, sorry to be bringing you down I truly am but look past all the noise and lies and see the truth, it will terrify you and you would be right in being afraid, they are coming for us all, left or right, straight or gay or trans, Christian, Muslim, Jew, aethist etc etc, they don't care, they despise us all and we will all be equal, equally starving, prepare, it will only get you so far but better than nothing, they say they want to save the planet but they are have biggest 'carbon footprint' (a term that BP Oil came up with), you must suffer for the rest of your life and your children will and their children will, all of this is linked, everything, Ukraine, food shortages, energy shortage etc etc Putin being an alumni of the WEF's 'Global Leader Program' along with tyrants like Chairman TrudeMau, Jacinda Ardern, Macron, Merkel, Sunak, Truss, Martin, only really Hungary, Lithuania and Poland are free for now but they won't be able to stop it, it is now enviable but again if we unite we have a chance, the moment we all submitted in Lockstep to 2 years of house arrest we sealed our fate, follow NO order issued by your government, it is no longer for you it is against you, good luck from Ireland, may God help us all 🇮🇪🤝🇬🇧🤝🇦🇺🤝🇭🇺🤝🇯🇵🤝🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸 your comment was funny btw 👏👏
@@ashdobbs7492 apologies for the length and grammar, I type like I talk, fast, God bless you and your family my friend, I know I sound like I should be wearing a tinfoil hat but I'm only trying to help, please buy a camping stove, as much gas as you can for it, long burn candles,🕯 pack of lighters with gas, torch 🔦, blade, sharpening rock or rod, long life foods like pasta which are for now still affordable, tinned fruit, meat, plenty of water or a filtration device like a big berky, I know I'm going on here and I've taken far too much of your time already, use your common sense and get ready, it's coming and it will not be long, expect a false radiation alert to stay indoors if you are in Europe or America, probably some other countries, only major person not playing ball is Xi Jinping, he doesn't care about Chinese people but he does care about China and his legacy, they will work a deal out with China, think these globalist elites are who borrow our governments the money, they don't play along they will get cut off, these 6,007 globalists led by the top 13 own more wealth than all 194 countries own combined, it is them we owe our gdp deficit to, imagine a loan shark that's exactly what they are and our governments are in thrall to them, I will not take up anymore of your time, if any of this helps you or just one person then it was worth typing it out, my very best to you 🙏
Great to know you are enjoying the Philippines 🇵🇭. We have 2 rental units here in California for $1,200 and it’s small one bedroom unit only for our guests. Mabuhay po kayo dyan!
Ive been thinking of doing that... what s the process on starting to build? who do you contact over there and ect if you made a vid on that id watch. im sure others would too
I wish they had made a video of the process. Not sure exactly. It was mostly a family thing with contacts and helpers. Mercy sent them the money they needed to keep working on it and it took awhile but it's finally finished!
Man this is a beautiful house!!! Just married my wife a year and a half ago. Presently we are living in the states but the thought of moving to the Philippines looks awfully attractive.
I just watched this and I think your house is beautiful. I'm living in China and want to go back to America, but the Philippines looks tempting after watching the video. I look forward to seeing more!
It doesn’t just looks tempting, it’s the va va voom! Don’t go back to the states, Cebu is where you wanna be and you will enjoy it indeed, far better than China. Fact🏖
You could build a huge home on the water for less than $50.000.00 The most expensive huge house on the water 4 huge bedrooms 3 bathrooms for $450 a month . This is crazy to spend that much and the land is huge also with a widow walk upstairs.........
@@LarryfromPH still cheap for US standards because BGC is like downtown here in US for a state that is not well known expensive in housing then it would be around $2.5k for small condo unit at $3.5k for one bedroom.. now imagine being in California, NY or Washington downtown apartment's 😅 it would triple the price.
Yep great price, you guys are lucky. Renting a small 1-br townhome in the West Valley area of L.A. now costs $1500 (or even more, depending). No kidding. For real.
wow so i can honestly live in philippines confortably right now. i am 100% disabled vet my currently monthly compensation is $4200. im thinking more and more about living in philippines and this gives me hope.
I miss it in Philippines 🇵🇭 I was living in Olongapo city and Subic Bay naval base and I definitely wanted to visit Cebu city and so I do know that Cebu will definitely be on my list to live there for a year soon bc I’m building my company’s export management company in Manila so money won’t be a problem
Hope you have fun in Cebu Philippines. You said you're from Seattle, and I live in Spokane Washington. My wife and I were born and raised in the Philippines but we've been here in the states since 1982. My wife is from Cebu and I'm from Ilocos Norte. Enjoy your stay and visit all the islands around Cebu.
Thanks for this amazing video !! If you don't find a means of multiplying money, you will wake up one day to realise that the money you thought you had, has finished. Investment is key, I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
Hi Eric just watched your vlog. 50K is way beyond most Philippinos budgets. I've been to the Philippines many times including cebu city. My last trip to the Philippines was cagayan De oro October 2019. But because of this pandemic my plans to live 6 months in the Philippines and 6 months UK are on hold. But thanks for the vlog and I have subscribed so I will look forward to future vlogs
you just need to patient my dear the travel retriction is for your own safety ok once the number or pandemic is lower im sure the travel restriction will be lifted
@@jepoylolinco2312 The only ones enjoying all this are certain drug companies who are making Billions. In Europe Six countries have completely dropped all entry requirements and Mexico. Hopefully the rest of the world will follow if Mr Putin doesn't blow us all to hell.
A thousand U.S. dollars for a rental place anywhere in the Philippines is, nothing to brag about, way too much money! That's more like a house payment here in America. They must've built that subdivision mostly for foreigners so that they can charge them those outrageous prices to naive foreigners. Everything is expensive in Cebu because there are a lot of foreigners living there so they purposely jack up the prices on everything. Sorry but that's my opinion based on my trip there and my observations. In Ohio, where i live, you can rent a beautiful condo with 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms with a two car garage for 750.00 dollars per month.
@@1986GaryJrhe is not talking about mortgage... he is talking about rent... Rent is way cheaper than mortgage. And even now there are places in US and I'm not talking about hood where you can rent at 500 dollars a month..
@@1986GaryJr Nope. I live here in a suburb of Phx AZ and I pay 800 a month for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, covered garage and front and back yrad. But I brought it in 2017
As a fellow Washington resident in Tacoma, about 40 mins from Seattle, $1000 will definitely get you a tiny studio. So watching your house tour for $1000 a month is also cheap in my eyes. But I gotta remember that $1000 in the Philippines is a lot. Not sure if I wanna live too far away from everything though.
Wished I could find something similar in Metro Manila for that price and the views. I love your home but I would have to have the larger type malls a lot closer than you have them now. Have been living in Manila going on 9 years and love it. I don't think I would ever return to New York. And, oh, the wife looks pretty good, too! Glad to see a "real" refrigerator and closet space.
This is actually in argao and i believe you can find 35k php there in that same subdivision... And yes you do have plenty of affordable choices in cebu!! But ofcourse it depends on your choice of lifestyle!!
Watched your video ayos. Was stationed in the Philippines 1989-92. Wife and I married almost 32 years. We live in Mount Vernon, Washington. Nice house.
Live in the Seattle area (Renton) and have a cheap studio apartment in a supposed low income complex. Was 995 a month, but raising to 1029 in October. Guy isn't lying.
Eric and Aeriel: That was a interesting tour to see, very remote and secluded area. Both of you being young and in great health that is more than appropriate and adequate for you to live far out. Now for me at age 59 and planning to retire in the Philippines in the year 2025. Under the Philippine American SRRV Military Retirement Visa Program. Special program that the host nation, the Philippines offer for American military Veterans. I lived in the Philippines at Clark Air Base (Angeles area) back in the day in 1991. I do not think both of you were born yet. I estimate renting a condo will be about $500 American dollars per month. You guys with all those rooms, may need to fill them up with family members. I need to be centralize in Cebu City near hospitals and international airport. Who know, I may be personally honored to see both of you one day in Cebu. From US American Air Force Security Police Military Veteran and former resident of Clark Air Base, Philippines. I liked and subscribed to your channel, thank you for this video. GOD speed to the Philippines.
Thanks for watching! You can easily find a nice apartment/condo for $500 or less a month and even a nice home if you are in the right area. I think when we are both older and health concerns become a larger issue moving closer to hospitals will be of more importance as you have mentioned!
@@tradepro I really appreciate the updated information. It really helps. I know things have change since I was station in the Philippines over 30 years ago at Clark Air Base, Philippines. Back then, no You Tube. So, seeing your channel helps me plan for future retirement in the Philippines. Thank you.
David there is a vfw and american legion there in angeles rite outside clark base they are very friendly and can help you with all your questions.The best way is get a retirement visa but I been in philippines for 17 years now but I do the visa every 3 months condo's foreigners can own but can't buy land allot buy condo's coz when they not there they rent them out.
You might want to live in Mandaue or Lapulapu city that's very close to Mactan International airport. I think they might have good hospital in Lapu-lapu even if you live in Cebu City or North side you still be able to access hospital in Cebu. I also heard Dumaguete has a very nice hospital and many Western people live there..
Congratulations bro ! Beautiful wife, amazing home, great location and a peaceful life. When I saw the pretty houses, clear sky, the beach and palm tress I said to myself: ''my retirement plan in 15-20years'' :D
Wow what a nice location and a big house. Argao is not that far from Cebu City. New sub here from Cebu livinf in SoCal. A $1000 gets you a small 1 bedroom apt or a studio.With Cebu as your home base, going to other island provinces is convenient with its international airport and many seaports an hour drive away. Happy healthy living in the island.
Nice home! Let your wife negotiate next time and it’ll be half that (as all the peanut gallery comments attest). Thanks for inviting the world in, and God bless you wherever you land.
I really like the house and lot. My wife and I searched in Cebu for more than a year PRE-PANDEMIC. The house size vs the asking price anywhere near Cebu City was just way beyond it's actual value to us. We ended up moving to Negros; which is a bit cheaper and better value in my opinion, and of course the further south you're willing to relocate the cheaper everything gets. Cebu does have everything you need though; as long as you can deal with the congestion and traffic.
Yes for sure! Luckily being pretty far south Cebu the traffic and chaos isn't an issue but that does also mean malls and hospitals are a couple hours drive away which is a fine trade off for us! Ultimately I wanted to be right by a clean beach with good waves for skim boarding and that's what lead us to Argao, Cebu.
@@tradepro That sounds like a nice spot. If we could've found something in Oslob with a clean title we would've settled there. Dumaguete getting crowded and Bacolod is over crowded. We have time to decide on a location though.
@@ANB433 We chose to live on the east coast here in the states..We were very aware that one of the largest hurricanes in history had destroyed our city over 30 years ago..I know that a typhoon is not a hurricane I just wanted to use it as a comparison..Which is if you want the beauty and have access to the beach then you have to accept that you could loose everything due to Mother Nature..Our mortgage is around the same but we also have to pay an HOA which is just another way to take your money for something that you could do for free in my opinion.. Anyway lovely house and I wish you the best in whatever,you chose to do in life..
Looks like a nice place although $1000 a month for what seems to be a remote place with little local amenities might be pushing it. Did it come fully furnished? What's your monthly bills clocking in at? Thanks for the tour
@@tonyp2601 was handing out $1000s in donations to typhoon Yolanda victims and recently raising P650T for filipino baby Ethan to travel to India for surgery not being nice? You seem to confuse factual discussion with empathy and intent. Please stop personalizing the discussion.
Wow I have a Philippine wife and we live on the seaside,zero to the sea!! with bars and restaurants and local hospitals ans shopping areas 1 min away ha ha ha and we own our and a few more houses but I could not get 1000 dollars rent for my place which is 185m2 luxury level not average standard like your house and much bigger rooms ... here in Kyrenia North Cyprus and was thinking of moving to Philippines but our place is far superior and I thank you for showing me we are much better off here, god bless you.
I just found your channel, I am also from seattle and thinking about relocating to the Philippines to see what life is like there. beautiful house that you and your wife have at an amazing value with the beach view! sending good vibes to both of you! :)
Been here for 4 years, first-year was kind of like you. Didn't like it because everything was far far away and took an hour plus to go anywhere. Then moved into Cebu City and loved it, everything was close. Always positives and negatives.
You guys popped up on my RU-vid feed. Enjoyed the home tour and brief beach views. Liked and subscribed to your channel. I’ll browse your videos and hope to see more of the area and beach ocean shots 👍🏼.
Wow! In Argao your paying that much? Very surprise that's a ways away from Metro Cebu, that's more like out in the suburban seaside Malboal area, very quite place. I would ask for $700 tops.
Nice place. Things have gone up everywhere. You are near a beach. So it is still a good deal in terms of the global market, but there are cheaper places in the Philippines. Cebu, though, has become a hot spot for tourists and foreigners, so prices will be higher.
Hello, randomly came across your channel. I watched, I enjoyed, I subscribed. The tour of your home was nicely done. I can relate to housing prices. A thousand dollars may get you a one bedroom (small one) in the Chicago suburbs.
Nice! $1000 for a 2 stories 4 br house is very cheap. Right now houses in Northern California are renting for $2500 for a 3br 2 bath. New friend here. Can’t wait to be home in Iloilo. Amping!
The salmon in the Philippines is all that toxic farmed stuff from Norway. I only eat wild caught Alaskan. Greenland halibut is available at S&R warehouse and apparently wild caught. Delicious. I prefer that Greenland halibut to California halibut.
@@mymidlifeadventures4248 nobody asked you to comment about my comments. I had three decades of experience in the Philippines. Some level-headed readers might appreciate someone sharing their painful and traumatic experience. Do you realize I was blinded in front the police station in Angeles City while a gang of Filipinos attacked me with rocks and GI pipes. This was because my ex-wife flipped them off because they were verbally harassing her saying in the local dialect that she was too ugly to be with me. And now you are here fighting with me for telling guys that not everything is rosy in the Philippines. I had another foreigner with 4.5 years in the experience agree with me in the comments on another video. You should read all my comments under other comments to get a full understanding.
I'm gonna be in cebu on April 7th and I rented a condo for 600 dollars a month.....plus 200 dollars deposit for electricity and water.....plus a balcony..... Can't wait to get there.....
Awesome place! 1000 dollars is still cheap to me too. I live about 2 hours south of Seattle myself. Washington just keeps getting more and more expensive. Can’t wait till I can move over there soon when I’m able to and enjoy a new life.
hey we're from Seattle too...my husband lived with me in Cebu Talisay for 2 years, our apartment cost us $90 a month..was brand new, not very big but it was comfortable..friendly local neighborhood close to the malls and robinsons grocery and bakeries too..but that was probably like 7-8 years ago..my husband loved it there and we're hoping to go back and retire pretty pretty soon..
Lived in Cebu for the first 3 years of my 20 in the Philippines. Hot, dirty, dangerous and expensive. Just a short trip to Dumaguete, the ocean is actually clear there. Davao is actually cheaper while still offering services. Surigao may be streets from the 18th century, but you don't have to go far south to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the Philippines. (Kitcharao, NICE). City housing is to shorten the trip to work. If you do not work, it is senseless to live in the city.
Add you can immerse yourself in the local culture. Some nice men called Sayef , Mohammed, and Abu Bakir will be your guides. They have a forest retreat specially set up for long stay Westerners.
@@rawjhaw Yes indeed, SFBay Area + $8K mo for this type of property & proximity to beach is correct. I was thinking further North up the coast... lol, and I may be optimistic...
Hi, the algo swept you in my feed, my house is there in Argao as well. If you are still around, maybe we can have a meetup at our next vacation there....
That is the baseline for tourists to live modestly in the country. Actually that is more than enough if you live in provinces like Aurora, Mountain Province, Bicol region, or Bataan. Above 1k, they can live more comfortably. The government statistics for a Filipino family of 5 to live decently puts the income at 30k a month.
Cant ever in my life think about spending $1000 per month on rent in the Philippines...I usually pay $300 for a really nice condo near the beach and I thought That was kinda high price.
My filipina paid *$75* per month for her apartment in Navotas Metro Manila. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-edSPxB8XANA.html One day I may *retire* in the PHILS!!
It's a nice property and the beach location is excellent. I'm surprised the developers didn't plan on waiting for more commercial area to be built before building the sub division. Unless, it's in the works after residents are in the area. It's a bummer, traveling so far for the basic medical and other necessities.
Great video Eric and Aeriel! I have bunches of questions as we are considering retiring in the Philippines. Did you buy a health care plan? If so, which one and what was the cost? I would also like to hear your story. What took you to the Philippines? What do you do for a living? Etc... Cheers and Happy New Year!
If you have severe health problems and coming from the US, you shouldn't fully move to the Philippines. Most hospitals in remote areas like cebu aren't fully equipped that normal hospitals would have in the US. Most filipinos who worked in the US but returned to the Philippines are 50/50 going back n forth just to keep up with their health.
@@Anonymint-vj7bt . I have lived more than half of my adult life in the Philippines, spanning 42 plus years since Year 1980. My Filipina wife and I are snowbirds for 15 plus years and divide our time between homes in the USA and the Philippines. While in the Philippines I have received world class healthcare at some of the finest hospitals in southeast Asia in Metro Manila. My experiences are much different than other individuals who have posted. I have known many western expats over the past 20 years who have received superior healthcare at a fracture of the cost of their home country.
@@asianspec I definitely agree if living in a rural area. Living in the city is a different situation, only if you have very good expat health coverage and the resources to properly care for self in case of emergency. There are some very good hospitals in Metro Manila. Over a 20 year period I know of many western expats who have received world class healthcare in Manila.
@@Anonymint-vj7bt You have a kind and generous heart. I wish there were more caring expats out there. I agree with you. There is no comparision when you match the healthcare options of the Philippines with the USA or other first world country. Even in the USA it is a common practice to select one hospital over another because particular hospital is well known for specialized care.
@@Anonymint-vj7bt Please take the time to carefully read my posting. I mentioned in my previous posting I have lived in the Philippines kore than half of my adult life, spanning 42 years since Year 1980. I do not visit the Philippines. My Filipina wife and I have two homes. Our house in Eastern Samar and condo in Ermita Manila. Please do not make assumptions regarding my experiences. I have lived in the Philippines long before you were born and have been hospitalized in the Philippines numerous times over the past twenty years. I have actual experiences. I was hospitalized (Dec 27, 2013 to February 10 2014) at Manila Doctors for 7 full weeks (49 days) with a rare auto immune disorder - Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS), I was paralyze from the chest down, unable to care for self and wore adult diapers for six full weeks until I was able to get out of bed on my own to use the CR. I was in ICU for more than a week, unable to breath without a ventilator and close monitoring. I was very close to meeting my maker. The very professional and skilled doctors at Manila Doctors Hospital saved my life. While I was in the hospital, a close friend/neighbor suffered a heart attack and had quadruple bypass at the same hospital. His hospital room was right next to mine for three days. I am retired US military and also a disabled veteran. When I was active duty I suffered catastrophic life threatening injuries and massive head trauma, resulting in a traumatic brain injury. Because of my disabilities, and long time residency here in the Philippines I have more experience than most people I have met. Your comments regarding Filipino doctors being lazy and not staying abreast of recent research and development is unfair. Maybe these are your experiences, but I know many western expats who have received excellent critical healthcare from the various hospitals in Metro Manila including myself. There are good and bad hospitals everywhere in the world and not limited to the Philippines. While I was in the USA I suffer plantar fasciitis (PF) and was treated for more than a year at a local hospital in Oregon. Ortho doctors were unable to fix my PF. When my wife and I made our annual snowbird trip to the Philippines and we stayed in our Manila condo. I was treated at Makati Med by skilled othopedic doctor. Two months later my PF went away without surgery. Filipino doctors treated my PF, where stateside doctors failed.
Pretty home but I think you are paying the foreigner rate. You are comparing it to Seattle so of course it would be cheaper than any US city and that’s the mistake foreigners make: compare to prices back home and then you end up paying what you think is cheap. But you could get a way better deal. However the house is pretty and the sitting area in the garden is awesome for some night gatherings and enjoy some wine.
You're place now is very beautiful...so cozy, and peaceful...I love it..even your home now is very beautiful...I love it... looking forward to have a vacation right there in Cebu, same where you living now...I really love it... thank you for sharing
Thats a nice small house and for $1K a month. I also rented a house here in California and there are 3 stray cats here hanging out in my backyard everyday. I started feeding them and now they dont want to leave but it is okay because i like cats. One of the cats even gave birth with 2 kittens and i am glad my friend adopted the kittens otherwise, i will be inundated with cats in my place.
thats over pricing men that is Monkey Bussiness here in philippines you can istabish your empire with your money grow fast you just find some busisness that the people will work from you will you sleep
Hi guys thank you for this video tour of your beautiful house 🏡. I would love to have a lovely house near the sea area when Philippines 🇵🇭 opens up for tourists again in 2023.🙏🏻👍🏻
Calamities will be happening more and more in Philippines (if you noticed, this is for sure due to the planet's changing climate). My future home in Panglao will be an igloo shape to take care of all or any of those high-wind natural disasters.The only problem is who knows how to build one over there. And oh... elevated too.
Yes for sure! It was flooded on the ground floor with about 3 inches of water and the entire outdoor seating area/roof cover area flew away. Our neighbors weren't all as lucky. Some of them completely had their roofs fly away or collapse in
I live in Dipolog and pay 250 dollars for a 3 bedroom 1 bath. very happy with price and its a new build also. I dont have luxury you have in Cebu. Dipolog is not a updated city. It is peaceful and relaxing.
That is the best house I've seen in The Phillipines, in fact I did not see any suburbs like that whatsoever. Most places look like makeshift shacks becuase there is so much poverty there!
Nice place for a 1k$ a month. Yes your right for us Filipina that’s a lot. As long as your comfortable and you have everything that’s great. Enjoy your days. Cebuana here living thousand miles away from home. Hope to be home soon. Amping
@@voicevoice2053 1k$ is a western price. We can’t afford to pay it on our own, I used to work in a BPO company 8 years ago when k was in CEBU and I was only earning 600$ a month. For me it wasn’t enough but most of my friends told me that I get paid more than they get.
