Many OFWs in the Middle East and the rest of the world, or even non-Filipinos who wish to live in the Philippines are searching for a house and lot in Antipolo. In fact, even my relatives have called me from overseas asking about where to live in the Philippines. Since I know that they want the cool clean air of the mountains, yet want to be able to go to Quezon City, Pasig or even Makati within 30 to 45 minutes, I searched for house and lots in Antipolo.
Fortunately, I was able to find St. Gabriel Avida, an Avida Land community in Bgy. Dalig, which is quite near the Antipolo church. St. Gabriel Heights is less than 12 minutes away by tricycle from Shopwise, and about 5 minutes away by car of jeepney. You can also get to SGH if you approach Antipolo via the Sumulong Highway route. Simply take the Tanay provincial road, and you will see the Avida Land Community on your right.
What makes the St. Gabriel Heights gated community a great place to live in? For starters, people are pleasantly surprised when they find out that Avida Land is an Ayala Land corporation. People know about the track record of Ayala Land in Philippine real estate. Time and time again, happy house and lot owners attest to the reliability of projects developed by Ayala Land.
The typical reaction I've encountered is: "What, there's an Ayala Land project in Antipolo?" It's quite understandable, I guess. When you live in Antipolo, you feel far from the worries of the hustle and bustle of city life (even if you're just 30 minutes away from your office in the Ortigas Center area, for example). Life is calm and relaxing, you feel you're no where near Makati. So when you find out that Ayala is behind this Antipolo project, you get pleasantly surprised.
Anyway, my relatives and their OFW friends like the Antipolo house and lot packages in St. Gabriel Heights (SGH) Avida Land, because the affordable prices range from P1.5 million to P3.5 million. When I sent a message to Jhoanna@AntipoloProperties.com, I was able to get hold of more information regarding SGH. I was also able to schedule a site visit to get a firsthand look at the place, and feel the clean mountain breeze, too. Of course, I stopped by the Antipolo church to get several suman sa ibus, which tastes wonderful when dipped in sugar and eaten with a cup of chocolate eh.
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