5 Best Things About Living in a Subdivision
Enjoy exclusive perks and wide open spaces
Photography: Jun Pinzon (Main Photo)
Living in the city can be exhausting! Just think about the traffic and the pollution—it can already be tiring!
Property developers are starting to build subdivisions outside Metro Manila—offering lush spaces and a breath of fresh air. If you're planning to move or if you're starting a family soon, you may want to live in an exclusive subdivision. It would be perfect for you and your kids as most of these developments have wide spaces where you can stroll and bike around, making it your own sanctuary. If you still can't decide, here are the five best things we love about living in a subdivision:
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