Whether for work, educational, or long-term visiting purposes – for any returning Filipino or Balikbayan who has stayed abroad for at least a year, it can be eye-opening once one gets exposed to a certain kind of lifestyle that seems to differ from home. Experiencing a varied way of life where everything feels convenient, accessible, and full of opportunities may sometimes make it harder to go back, but at the end of the day, nothing beats coming home.
Fortunately, the Philippines have grown alongside while you’re away. From transportation improvements to lifestyle developments, the kind of life you’ve lived abroad may now have its own version when you go back home, for good.
Here are a few reasons why.
The Philippines: Primed for Economic Growth and Tourism
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The country is performing better than ever. According to Forbes1, the Philippines is the 10th fastest growing economy in the World. This is very apparent just by observing the numerous world-class developments inside and outside of Metro Manila.
The labor force2 is strong and constantly growing driven by sectors such as services, manufacturing, and business process outsourcing. The stable employment equates to increased spending, thus shopping malls, family attractions, and tourist destinations have continuously expanded as well.
In addition to a fast-growing economy, the Philippines have also become a magnet for tourism. With 7,641 islands3 in total, there’s plenty of unique locations to travel to. From cliff diving in Siargao to trekking on Mount Arayat, fun activities are scattered throughout the archipelago.
Massive infrastructure development all over the country also made traveling in and out of the capital much easier, via land or air travel. This resulted in more businesses and developments expanding outside of Metro Manila, especially at the Central Luzon region – touted as the next major business and lifestyle area.
A Progressive and Exciting Pampanga Welcomes You Home
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At the heart of Central Luzon is the country’s third fastest economy and hub for diverse activities4 – Pampanga. Its capital city, the City of San Fernando, is experiencing rapid growth in infrastructure development. Led by the government, bringing more investments to the region as it aids business activities from the Philippine Capital to Central Luzon.
Capital Town Pampanga is Megaworld’s newest and most sought-after project to the North of Metro Manila. Part residential, part commercial, part leisure destination and part business central, this complete township hopes to bring a new kind of lifestyle to Central Luzon with the ongoing introduction and construction of new retail/dining establishments, business centers, and recreational facilities within 10 years.
If one is looking for opportunities outside of the capital, there are plenty of options in Capital Town Pampanga. With its Casa De Emperador component eyed to be a cyberpark of top-grade office buildings and retail spaces, among others, one no longer have to leave the country to earn a decent living for your loved ones. Its location, conveniently across the township’s pioneer residential condominium, the Chelsea Parkplace, also cuts down the long commutes to and from work for a more convenient work-life balance.
An Integrated Township Lifestyle Awaits at Chelsea Parkplace
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Chelsea Parkplace offers complete amenities for a LIVE-WORK-PLAY-SHOP lifestyle present in all Megaworld townships. You can take a dip in the pool, take the kids to daycare or knock back a few drinks in the Other Room, a modern speakeasy located just below your condo. Right out the door, you’re immediately greeted by rows of cafes, delis and other establishments. You’re never far away from modern conveniences.
And if you’re looking for other ways to use your unit, you may also opt to rent it out for passive income. Properties located within townships easily increase in value given the neighborhood’s strategic use.
You Deserve World-Class
Capital Town Pampanga offers everything from business to leisure, all within reach.
Just a few blocks down, you can find the Rainwater Park which offers landscaped open spaces, pocket gardens and trails for running, jogging and biking activities. It will also serve as a catchment basin for storm water during rainy season, and as a leisure destination during the dry season.
If you want to view precious artifacts from the country’s oldest sugar mill, you can drop by the Pasudeco Museum located inside the mall, and appreciate history as you stroll past retail outlets.
For a shopping and dining experience like no other, you can visit the Shophouse District, which houses most of the township’s commercial and retail establishments donning Neoclassical Architecture with Art Deco details. Stores, cafes and more will soon be available for you and your family to visit.
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In Capital Town Pampanga, modern conveniences such as malls, recreational facilities and high-class residences complement the city’s heritage houses and iconic scenery. This is an ideal location for homeowners who want to settle down, grow their family, and experience the comforts of world-class living without having to leave the country.
For more information, visit www.capitaltownpampanga.com.
Source:
- https://www.forbes.com/sites/panosmourdoukoutas/2017/06/20/dutertes-philippines-is-the-10th-fastest-growing-economy-in-the-world/#5968a0e55887
- http://www.neda.gov.ph/2018/09/05/employment-up-unemployment-down-in-july-2018/
- http://primer.com.ph/blog/2017/03/11/total-number-of-philippine-islands-is-now-7641/
- https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/141181