Condo Unit Or House & Lot?

[jedimaster]

Condo, easy maintenance.  I'd rather go out and meet intereting people anyway so tama na maliit ng kwarto.  
 

[jedimaster]

On 12/2/2023 at 8:15 AM, NeptuneSpear said:

House and Lot, i sold my condo and profited 300k+ only

Congrats sa profit!

[tombone]

house and lot

[jedimaster]

Condos offer so much more than just dwelling and you get much more lot space. albeit shared with other homeowners.  At the minimum you get a gym and a big swimming pool.  Then others will provide commercial space for dining and other condo services like laundry and property management.    

Also, in selecting a condo, you can cater to which other amenities are important to you so that you only pay for a unit that has those amenities you like.  As an example, a friend of mine likes golf so he is better off buying a condo next to a golf course.   Another buddy likes tennis, so a condo with tennis court/s is for him.  Me, I like to relax in a beach resort so that is what I went with.    

 

 

 

[John De]

Condo

[bigdreww]

House and lot

[Bluelantern]

Condo. House and lot is a lot of maintenance. Yard care is also a lot of work too depending on the type of yard and the clean up or maintenance required.

Also with a condo, you have security and various other amenities included depending on the building. It's just a much more functional option, especially when living in big cities. I mean if you live out in no where, where the condo choices are few and areas of interest are much more spread out, then a house makes much more sense.

[MauiOfMira]

House and lot

[bigbaddann]

House and LOT.
Focus on the LOT part. It's an investment into the future; one of the few things in the world that can be attributed as genuine and actual generational wealth.

[Your'sTruly]

HOUSE AND LOT ALL THE WAY.

[Pidibi]

House and lot ATW 🤣

[jedimaster]

People talk here of lot as though it is an automatic part of the ownership.  It is NOT.   A house can sit on a land being rented upon while a condo can sit on a land that is owned.  

[Junker Boyz]

House and lot

[chessboxin]

This is just my opinion but it's a massive downgrade in lifestyle if you're working in Metro Manila then you're getting a house in some distant area just for the sake of having your own house and lot.

Our active daytime consists of only around 12 hours. If you're throwing 2-3 hours everyday on commuting, it's no different from shortening your lifespan by 20-25%. But that's just me.

Edited December 27, 2023 by chessboxin

[Toe baret]

House and Lot for sure.