The proposed “99-Year Lease Law” aims to attract foreign investment in the Philippines by extending lease terms for foreign investors. However, concerns arise over potential impacts, such as reduced land availability for locals, increased housing costs, and risks to agriculture and food security. Critics argue it may lead to foreign dominance over land, undermining national interests. Real estate stakeholders must navigate these challenges while advocating for balanced policies to protect the rights of Filipinos and promote sustainable growth.
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Discovering Alfonso, Cavite: The Perfect Place to Invest in Agri-Tourism and More
With a rich history, a cool climate akin to Tagaytay, and a culinary scene that offers diverse international flavors, Alfonso, Cavite is a burgeoning real estate opportunity. The town’s infrastructure improvements and agricultural richness make it a hotspot for investment, particularly in agri-tourism projects and farm lot developments, among others. With its mosaic of opportunities, Alfonso presents a promising landscape for real estate endeavors. For further insights into real estate investments in Alfonso and the Metro Tagaytay area, feel free to reach out for assistance.
Amadeo: The Hidden Gem of Philippine Coffee Culture
The town of Amadeo is a gem in the uplands of Cavite. It is a wonderful place to explore and possible invest in real estate here.
Six Main Facts to Know About the Historic Town of Indang, Cavite
“Paradise is exactly like where you are right now… only much, much better.” – Laurie Anderson, American artist, composer, musician and film director By Realttorney® Indang is part of the third Growth Area, under the Cavite Enhanced Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan 2021 – 2030, known as Metro Tagaytay or the Tourism Haven andContinueContinue reading “Six Main Facts to Know About the Historic Town of Indang, Cavite”
Things To Consider Before Purchasing a Parcel of Land Covered by an Emancipation Patent
Emancipation Patent is a proof of ownership which can be the subject of a contract of sale in the exercise of one’s right of ownership without violating the prohibitions embodied in Section 27 of R.A. No. 6657 relative to sale or disposition of awarded lands for a period of ten (10) years from their award because said provision of law solely applies to awarded lands under R.A. No. 6657 covered by CLOAs and not to PD 27 lands covered by EPs.
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