BRIA Homes has relentlessly brought the dream of homeownership within the grasp of multitudes of Filipinos nationwide.
BRIA Homes Inc. once more solidifies its status as a formidable force in the real estate industry with yet another recognition from Pag-IBIG Fund, the country’s renowned home financing institution.
This time, BRIA Homes South Luzon was hailed as a Top 9 Developer at the Pag-IBIG Fund STAR (Stakeholders Accomplishment Report) – South Luzon event, which was held last May 19 at The Bellevue Manila in Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
Pag-IBIG Fund’s STAR regularly recognizes stakeholders, such as real estate developers, that extend their unwavering support to the Philippine housing industry.
The Pag-IBIG Fund STAR’s Top 9 recognition for BRIA Homes South Luzon is by no means the dynamic homebuilder’s first.
BRIA Homes was cited as Top Performing Developer in Pag-IBIG Fund’s 2021 Chairman’s Report. In the same year, Pag-IBIG Fund recognized BRIA Homes as Top Developer in Mindanao for 2020. Two more awards followed: Real Estate Asia named BRIA Homes as Affordable Housing Developer of the Year 2021 and as Open Space Development of 2021.
“Being honored by Pag-IBIG Fund as one of the top developers in South Luzon validates BRIA’s sustained efforts in building superior quality, affordable house and lots for Filipinos,” said Estrellita Tan, Vista Land Housing Group admin head. “It likewise reinforces BRIA Homes’ position as a trusted brand in the real estate industry.”
BRIA’s strategically located communities have risen in several towns and cities in South Luzon: Sta. Cruz, Laguna; San Pablo, Laguna; Alaminos, Laguna; Calamba, Laguna; Balayan, Batangas; Pili, Camarines Sur; and Iriga, Camarines Sur.
Like all BRIA Homes projects, BRIA gated communities in South Luzon are secured by guarded entrances and exits, 24/7 CCTV coverage, and solar lights that illuminate the roads and other common areas at night. Family-friendly features, such as multi-purpose halls, covered courts, playgrounds for children, and green landscaped spaces encourage neighborly bonds.
