While the pandemic’s far-reaching effects did not spare the Philippine real estate industry, local homebuilders rose to the challenges by changing how they market their projects.
Because housing sector stalwart BRIA Homes had earlier transitioned to the digital domain, the company was among the first to prove resilient, boosting its online presence and allowing virtual transactions to thrive.
To date, the developer’s strong digital connections steadfastly ensure its prospective homebuyers’ safety as the latter explore the vast range of options the developer offers.
Available on the developer’s official website, these virtual tours take prospective clients to the developments of their choice and help them visualize what their new home would look like.
At the same time, current homeowners now have an easier time processing their transactions with the developer. Amortization fees, remittances, and other online payments are accepted through partner banks. Homeowners can also engage in cashless transactions with e-wallets.
On top of all these, the developer continues to diversify and expand its property portfolio.
As demand for vertical living arises, it will accelerate construction of its vertical villages this year. Primed to cater to the needs of mobile young professionals and starting families, these midrise condos will offer cozy and intimate co-living in elegant walk-up buildings where residents will be encouraged to forge small, tightly knit communities.
Apart from featuring compact, efficiently laid-out living spaces, these vertical villages will come with a fine set of amenities rarely offered in economical midrise condos.
All condos are strategically located to keep residents close to major economic centers, thus ensuring that they’re never too far from the heart of the action. Even better, the developer is also looking to launch several vertical villages throughout the south.
Meanwhile, those looking for comfortable, stylishly designed houses to settle in this year may check out the developer’s ready-for-occupancy units in its various projects across the country.
While the housing sector’s stakeholders maintain a buoyant outlook in the long-term, Eduardo Aguilar, the president and of BRIA Homes, is confident that the developer will be one of the property market’s best performing companies.
“As the pandemic continues to reshape the way Filipinos spend or invest their money, our resolve to deliver well-designed homes of choice to prospective buyers can only grow stronger,” Aguilar said.
