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Why would you go to the Philippines and buy a property that's more exspensive than a western home lol. The Philippines is such a rip off when it comes to property. But they get dumb, rich foreigners to buy them.

$1,550,000.00 . Thanks for watching the video

Aint my dream after hong kong 34th floor this aint it. Or singapore fully serviced flat weight room pool restaurants down stairs fully serviced daily walking distance to clark quay. Thats high life.

@@peter-pg5yc every body their ideals nothing wrong with that

@@peter-pg5yc you really commented on every single post you clown 🤡

If you like livin in a fish bowl zero privacy. neighbors would know when you farted.

@@peter-pg5yc cool so the smell wouldn’t go to waste then if I pointed the fan in their direction then would it?

Land in Asia is expensive compared to land in the USA. Empty lots like this one go for US$65 a square foot. Yikes!

I totally agree, you can but you would also be on youtube..

Contact Greg directly. He can send you a link with more information and drone footage. Thanks for watching the video.

Please send me your email. I’ll send you the complete info packet.

since we foreigners cannot own land its kinda a shitty deal.

@@peter-pg5yc because you shit talk and can’t afford it anyways.

Yes a very nice home BUT it is in Angeles City...Seen many homes in that Sub division and been up for sale for a number of years - not easy sellers once over the P20M mark........Homes I have seen are good and a few, were big ones too. They took a very long time to sell though..... Be interesting how long it takes to sell & if they get the price thieir asking for

@@anthonybyrnes5998 A lot of people treat homes in the Philippines as an investment. There really not in the way we think of them in the West. Homes, luxury homes included, can sit for years. The demand to live in the Philippines just isn’t there at this price point. Anything above 15-20 million is luxury homes…7-10 million puts you in upper middle class with Dentists and Lawyers. 1% of the population may be able to afford it…100k-200k a month in rent gets you a very nice home with the ability to walk at any time. 3 years…is my estimate for most older guys going back to the states. Unless you have a wife and kids in the Philippines…think long and hard about buying. It’s a very nice home…my guess they thought they would be there longer.

I want to know what y’all are smoking!

Thx for your comments. Why? Well, I’m not getting younger, we do not have any children and we travel a lot. It’s a great family home and perfect for entertaining.

@@janeh.4042 it really is a wonderful house.....you really planned it out very well and left nothing out. The over the top touch is the pool....a good lap pool like that is hard to find in AC and the deeper end for the diving platform seals the deal.....top notch....I hope you get a good buyer....

Hello remember where you are a 3rd world country. yes medical is poor he has to have some he is obese diabetes etc prostate issues add to that poor stroke treatments. One would know this and realize being there is a death wish. reality can sober a person really quick. why im still in silicon valley. great medical care. and i dont wanna die yet..my prostate treatment there they would have castrated me.as per my dr sister in law who lives in manilla. As one ages you realize the body fails and needs proper medical.. i aint judging im just observing.

@@peter-pg5yc this guy got all the answers but no money.

Do you really believe that?

I hate to burst your bubble but a quality home to Western standards takes Western individuals to be involved in the labor. This home is not the standard in the Philippines. Things I have noticed in the Philippines…The quality of building standards is not close to the West. One example is hallow block, sub standard concrete and different mix qualities…each load can be different. Mix can be done by hand with labor using too much water as it’s easier to turn. Rebar can be mixed sizes in the same column. End of the column are left exposed for future expansion, allowing water to egress in and expand...Often cracking the bases and causing the concrete to flake. Rust obviously is an issue as well with rebar. Wire nuts are not used, they tape connections…grounding is not normally done. Laundry drains to the floor, no traps are used below sinks. No door sweeps, door frames are not standard. Unless you bring in a set rise for stairs it can completely different between steps. These are just some examples…there are many more. Cash is king, you can correct most of these with proper materials and skilled labor but don’t expect anyone to change the way they do things unless you oversea it. Best thing you can do is bring in commercial crews as the standard is often better rather than residential general labor. People don’t know what they are talking about unless they have an idea what we consider standard verse construction standard in the Philippines. This guy put a heck of a lot into this home and he had to oversee its construction.

@@aboveitall9600 my goodness, bro lol Listen if you have money in the Philippines, you can really build yourself a very nice house the materials they have we don’t have now of course we can get those materials and pay double and triple the cost it would take to build in the states the mahogany wood that he had on the stairs take that for example you try to put that in your home over here in the states you will definitely play double or triple to have those stairs put in your home in the Philippines way cheaper bottom line is you can build a very decent home in the Philippines that were outmatch any home here that’s even above $1 million or more that’s a Fact bro and like the homeowner said he has massages anytime he wants oops you can get that here too, but you be paying $100 an hour $200 an hour so if you trying to say it’s better in the states than the Philippines I think you’re wrong man

@@samgyupsal6699 Typical in the Philippines…mandatory off sets are rare. Homes can be built literally with no room between them. Good luck repairing exterior walls if ever needed.

Land in Asia is expensive compared to land in the USA. Lots like this one go for US$65 per square foot. Yikes!

i agree high rise like how i lived in hong kong 34th floor. No maintenance. just live.

@@peter-pg5yc then go back there! Why come and trash talk about someone’s home they’re trying to sell? Just a hater is all you are.

Lol 😂

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