Cost Of Living: Eastwood City Philippines Condo Tour

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Hi guys this is Rahul if you would like to check out other units in eastwood,newport,quezon city,mckinely hill and makati city you can contact me in this number 09151857022 and this is my email [e-mail]

[@333angeleyes]

Hi Rahul I heard that we foreigners can not buy property in your country unless we become citizens is that true?

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Gabri'el Alexander you cannot buy house and lot in the Philippines if your not a Filipino citizen. but you can buy a condo unit even if you are not a Filipino citizen so foreigners can purchase condo units.

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Yes you can purchase a condo unit

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Gabri'el Alexander you can only buy condos but not house and lot

[@racheysdad]

That's I nice unit, love the high ceiling in the living area. How much could I rent a unit like that out per month?

[@BakaFighterGaming]

With great power comes an even greater electric bill!

[@AnthonySmith]

haha, sooo true!!

[@emmanuellumigat485]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

for now only we are making solar farm bigger of all kind and we made our nuclear power

[@gogirl8739]

Correction , the word boondocks was derived from the Filipino word bundok, which means mountain, the backwoods, countryside etc. the Americans who came during the Philippine American war introduced it to English, thus became an English word 😊

[@eddiegoodman6424]

12million is $240k USD you could build a mansion with pool and juccuzzi and buy a car and motor bike. This place is overpriced and overrated 😐

[@hiraganderakuro2325]

Well said ,Man it is truely very overpricing,I'm with you Eddie Goodman

[@bisdakdiay]

Yes 12m in d province may get you a large house. But not in this same location . Location location location. Same thing with Beverly Hills is not d same as Compton. Or Hamptons vs the Bronx.

[@johnroedbacting6620]

Condos specially in business and entertainment area is really expencive. Even in other foreign country thats a fact 😁😁 Yung mura lang naman yung medyo malalayo sa Main.

[@rogersmith1408]

@@bisdakdiay True. but who wants to live in a closet?

[@maayongaga729]

Brother take it from a Pinoy local...this kid is selling you Crap condo...go check out Iloilo subdivision. You can already build or buy a mansion with $20,000.

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

yes I'm a Filipino you can do that have a friend Filipino and a lawyer a good lawyer

[@jennymolina3771]

theres a lot of condo near of everything u need much much cheaper than on this condo . . or better live in province . . this condo is for the rich people live here in the Philippines . . . . .

[@JPurontong]

$250k usd no wonder it’s empty.

[@huetuber1204]

It's relative. For me, living in Los Angeles, $250k usd for a condo is a bargain!

[@daveforgot127]

bUT IT AIN'T la DUDE. LOL

[@huetuber1204]

duh.

[@nayaw-awan9291]

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[@chrishaug9858]

Yeah...not. I have beach house on a remote island AND an apartment in the city here for ...You'd be shocked. Lets just say around 250 dollars. My house is 3 story concrete building with a huge deck over looking the ocean. This is a rediculous price. U can buy a huge ranch house and acres of land in the midwest with 250,000 u.s. dollars!!!!

[@APR_LNN]

The Condos in the Metro Manila are cheaper than Los Angeles.

[@rogersmith1408]

would hope so for a developing country.....

[@digginz8603]

The cost of the unit is 225,000 US DOLLARS. Not 12 million US dollars. That is still high considering how vacant the buildings are and how many are being built around you. I'm very curious what a 2 bedroom house on an acre sells for on the outskirts of Eastwood City?

[@speedingpontiacsle425]

$250K can buy you a 4000 sq ft house in Texas with 5 bedroom, 2 living areas, 2 dining areas, 3 bathrooms, 3 car garage, a driveway, a pool in a 10K sq ft lot.

[@YakuzaClan]

Speeding Pontiac SLE Texas is garbage so it doesnt matter

[@mateobaysa2055]

Super man 😃

[@aicsusa]

There must be an association fee and a cost for the banquet rooms on top of the payment each month. and only a two year loan will leave many in a mess in two years and cause them to loose everything after two years. Kind of a scam! That is what happened in the USA that caused the real estate crash. Interest only qualification and in three years the principal kicked in and the payments where to high for the owners to pay therefore causing tons of foreclosures and crashing the CLO market!

[@SallyRocks4Me]

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[@mariaf4104]

The reason why it is quite expensive for some people is that Eastwood City is a high-end place in Quezon City...if you do not want to drive or you are in the older side...everything is walkable here...it is called a township...aside from condos there... are office buildings around(they call it IT/BPO)...then it has a mall, DIY shop, Banks, supermarkets(2), a church, restos of all kinds(Filipino, Japanese, Italian, Spanish-Mexican, Chinese etc.)...there is a bus that will take you to Bonifacio Global City(another township) and back...would you believe that the condo you have seen has 6 elevators...and they have probably almost a hundred restos to choose from all around the township!

[@biancaboshoff]

I really love how positive you are in your videos!

[@blueramos]

some were saying that this is overpriced well its not actually , it is the location and the amenities around it , the value of land in that location.. Eastwood has alot to offer , the mall is just right under your step , office buildings etc. the convenience... though there are also other condominiums nearby that a lot more cheaper than what is in this video ... you can also have a big house and lot in other areas with that amount , a small business and a car (if you are married to a Filipina/Filipino/ will be name under your corporation)... so really alot of options

[@lesterager1005]

When you was showing the rooms. The video was very dark. Could not see. But I thank you for the tour of the building.

[@snowysait1298]

It's not in USD.. 1M dollars = 50M Php or 1USD =50Php This is a prime location in the Phils. There are condo's in nearby cities which only cost 5M Php or 100,000USD or even lower.

[@dansanpedro5484]

Look like a really good fire trap to me. 12M including a parachute.

[@MBihon2000]

desanpedro1 SANPEDRO rope and learn to repel. Metro Manila is quake prone location, part of ring of fire.

[@vons3040]

with 12M or less you can buy a nice single detached house somewhere in sta rosa away from all the bs in the city

[@AnthonySmith]

true but expats can't own land so condos are our only option. unless we exploit some loophole or allow a wife to own the house.

[@firstnippon]

YOU cant own a house only a condo. I Should never give it to my gf or vife that what you need to do if buy a house

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

​instead of condo rent a whole house a mansion house for only 400 dollars or 20 thousand peso

[@JerryBrownTravels]

Great video and thank you for encouraging my wife and myself to take it to the next level in life, to take the risk and commit to the adventure. I am 72 years old my wife is 65 years old and your videos are Inspiration for us to continue an adventurous lifestyle. We've traveled to 35 countries and by seeing how you take on the challenges has given us the courage to do things that we have not felt comfortable doing. The bottom line we are getting out of the comfort zone. What advice would you give us? You're doing it and thank you for what you're doing it is appreciated all.Jerry & Lori

[@AnthonySmith]

Live life to its fullest!! Thank you so much, its truly comments like this that keep me going!!

[@brynmawr1]

Traffic in the metro can be unbearable. Residing near your workplace is best.

[@iwantthatcom]

I like the layout but for P12.6 million condo that probably does not have parking and less than 100sq meters, I rather buy a new bigger house that is located in a province near Metro Manila like Bulacan or Cavite for under P10 million.

[@Milliardo5]

True. For 12m you can already get a decent house, which is bigger than a condo unit.

[@AnthonySmith]

yeah, in Eastwood, Makati, and BGC you end up paying a bit more for location.

[@iwantthatcom]

Actually if you think about it and if you look hard enough, you don't need to buy a new one. 10 to 25 year old condos with parking in Eastwood, Makati and Ortigas are bigger and cheaper. I was just there last fall and I saw a 15 year old 110 sq. condo in Ortigas selling for about P7M. Hire a good architect/interior designer to renovate the unit and you have a kick-ass condo in a nice neighborhood.

[@watersbey25]

Foreigners can't own land for a house ( it's possible with a good lawyer). Thats why he shows condos which foreigners can own.put the house in someone else's name? Lol sure go ahead.

[@dennybe]

I sublet at the Beacon in Makati for a couple months when I first came to the Philippines(the the 48th floor) love the skyscaper views. Manilla definitely can show the the meaning of "have's and have nots". Great video showing the high-ish side. Are you gonna show the flipside to the coin too? Awesome as always, db.

[@Yoshi2x]

Oh look! Another overpriced Manila condo....

[@garyault8970]

Rohed Matthew You couldn’t pay me to live in an apartment... For $100,000. You can live in a very nice house. AC the works..Why rent.if you’re staying in the Philippines get something decent.

[@languedepute3564]

yes, and if you live in Philippines, get the best of it, don t life in a concret jungle :D that s really not what Philippines best side.

[@andyjohnson7408]

That's a great deal. I live in Ohio USA in a smaller community of around 30,000 people. I have a small 2 bedroom apartment with 2 full bathrooms and I pay 1300usd a month and have 6 months of crappy weather.1040.00 per month for that place is a steal....

[@geraldjamesebal7246]

Really informative. Highly useful information. Good job you guys!

[@idleeidolon]

If it's cost of living, focus on the average costs of utilities like electricity, internet, and water, and the average monthly/weekly costs of groceries. Eating out vs buying groceries and cooking yourself. I think those things would be most useful for foreigners that are considering moving to the Philippines, or staying here for extended periods. Also, try featuring the not-so-upscale upper middle-class places that are still relatively close to business districts (assuming an expat would likely find work in a finance district) but don't have as high of a price-tag. Like say some areas of Makati (not rockwell, rockwell is pretty upscale) or some areas of Mandaluyong and Ortigas/Pasig. Taguig as well. There are some areas there that's relatively near Bonifacio Global City, but have a more affordable price-tag. Another idea would be to feature easily accessible areas outside of the Metro like Tagaytay/Alabang down south. Might be a better investment for them if they're willing to deal with the South Super Highway daily. Ask the local Korean foreign student community. They tend to stay near a CBD but still find places that aren't first class and still affordable. They're just students after all. They have a limited budget.

[@juancarrera657]

Thousand dollars a month is way too much OK in two years you could’ve bought a house there it’s only $24,000 for small house! Unrealistic video for somebody who’s trying to live on $1200 a month because that’s what most experts are living on

[@rogersmith1408]

@Wolf gang Lots of them out there. Seen one ocean front house maybe 70 m fore $400 a month rent.

[@joson3450]

Among thousands of CONDO's which one Designed by Zaha Hadid , Herzog Meuron , Vinuelas, SOM , etc.

[@redviperbear]

Eastwood isnt a good area to live unless you work there. its a small compound with heavy traffic. for that amount it would be better to get a condo in Ortigas CBD, BGC, or Greenhills.

[@udishomer5852]

Eastwood is also very crowded, and no open spaces, parks, etc.

[@chrishaug9858]

Yeah...not. I have beach house on a remote island AND an apartment in the city here for ...You'd be shocked. Lets just say around 250 dollars a month. My house is three story concrete building with a huge deck over looking the ocean. This is a rediculous price. U can buy a huge ranch house and acres of land in the midwest with 250,000 u.s. dollars!!!!

[@normadehoag9124]

We rented a three story house in Q.C. For 18,00 pesos a month on top of a hill beautiful view of Q.C. Up the third floor terrace and on new years eve view of fire works are awesome

[@kahnfrancisco]

My favorite actor, Jack Black!!! Nice video, keep it comin!

[@alias7]

This was real informative. I hope you do a part 2 that covers the monthly additional cost for the amenities (HOA Fees). I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@AnthonySmith]

part 2 is filmed, hopefully it will be out in a couple weeks! :)

[@thegreypenguin5097]

12.6 million pesos/PHP right? If so, that's quite a steal. You have to remember the area, the proximity to business, etc. Maybe get one on a lower floor and save even more money. Something like that in the US might be over 1 million USD in equivalent cities.

[@grant575mixmaster]

"land, property rarely goes down in value"...Your American right, jeez... also the view, of other apartments, nice

[@ChannelFredo]

Rich Area. Although if I had 12m cash, I'd get a large tract of good land near Tagaytay and build a house there.

[@Milliardo5]

If I have 12m I would invest it in stocks, make even more and then go invest again.

[@gilbertplays]

We are actually selling a lot near the road to Tagaytay.

[@edmhie1]

Stock is a rip-off

[@AnthonySmith]

sadly, expats can't exactly go around buying land without leveraging loopholes.

[@michaels5691]

I'm interested in your Tagaytay property. How big is it and how much?

[@EdgardoTLugo]

When are you getting to the more affordable apartments??? Like for Rent. These places you showing are for Trust fund babies. So you can see McDonald's from the window??? The people who buy these CONDOS aren't EATING Mickey D's Buddy !!!

[@AnthonySmith]

hopefully I'll be able to do that on my next trip :)

[@kwazooplayingguardsman5615]

Anthony, There's a nice place in Bagac, Bataan called Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar which provides a glimpse to the traditional culture and architecture of the Philippines. If you're roaring for a different kind of adventure, this might be a good place to visit. I hope that you would have the time to travel and take part in that idyllic preservation. P.S don't forget to bring us along with you in both your trusty camera and your lovable heart. Take Care and God Bless.

[@Beewalsh.1321]

Usually these places have monthly maintenance fees or homeowners association fees. Not referring to bills related to individual unit but for maintaining common grounds. Can you please tell me how much the fee is ? Any other costs involved? Thank you.... P.S I think its fantastic, truly a million dollar view!!

[@marianmendiola4678]

CR stands for Comfort Room which is another way of using the term Rest Room and both nicer to hear than the word Toilet.

[@rockcamacho6056]

13.3 million pesos with 10% down not bad at all👍

[@Mari443Garrett1]

A $1000 a month? No. It's cheaper to live in the USA.. lol .. $252,000 can buy you a very nice house with a big yard in the US..

[@AnthonySmith]

this is admittedly a high end condo... like buying an apartment in downtown new york.

[@chrissaibic]

You beat me to it. Metro Manila is like NYC in USA. And you aren't getting a condo like that in NYC for $1,000mnth. LoL If you want to compare with a decent place, but not Metro Manila, it would be less than $300month. And everything else is way less in cost in Phi. Single guy can live decently for less than $1k month. Just can't do that in Metro Manila. hehe And to top that..the people are outstanding! The most friendly people I have ever met. Have been to many countries. None have made me want to go back as often as I go there.

[@AnthonySmith]

VERY true!

[@tylerdurden6729]

Must not be exposed to makati metro manila. Condos there cost 250-300k and speaking of the USS i live in california, you can even buy property less than 300k

[@bethmc3103]

But itis not New York.

[@alvind.8558]

I like the loft design. I saw something similar that was pre selling for 7 million in Taft overlooking Manila bay 3 years ago because it's 51 stories high and the other buildings aren't tall even thiugh it's inland. But Eastwood just like Ortigas doesn't have soul. It's probably why it ranks the lowest among the CBDs in Metro Manila while bay area ranks about the same as BGC. I would look into investing condos overlooking the bay as property there is rising the 2nd fastest in the Philippines as there is proposal to reclaim Manila bay further beyond MOA reclamation to build , CBD, greens and resediential. I have family who have a couple of units there the rent has doubled within the last year and a few more a bit inland but still have a view of the bay which hopefully does not et obstructed with new developments.

[@CitizenRogueEddie]

It's funny reading the comments for all those people saying how you can build a mansion for that price out in the province its completely different lifestyle. Some people like living in a big city versus rural areas. It's like me saying why did I $700k for my place in Los Angeles versus $100k for my 5 acres ranch 150 miles away from L.A. its completely different vibes, I like the peace and quiet of my ranch but I love the city place way more. The place is the video would work for someone like me that likes being in the mix of the action and buy a second spot by the beach. It's all relevant to your own personal budget, not everyone is pinching pennies.

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

you are wrong it's different here in the philipines we have a lot of cities near the beaches and mountain Iloilo city Cebu city Davao city have beaches and mountain nearby half an hour walk

[@Interjrux]

thanks man very helpful, i wish i was in your shoes. new subscriber here

[@ahmernc]

Too much expensive.... Run for your life Mr. Panda....

[@saltpepper2556]

No thank you.I can build my own tiny house and have peace without thinking much about large bills.

[@precilahenderson9746]

Excuse me Sir... " CR" is comfort room po.

[@junkerju58]

Reminds me of Manhattan. Great prices with even great views. What about real estate taxes and condo dues monthly? Water/electric and other utilities. My former condo across the Hudson River, became unaffordable, because of increasing real estate taxes, condo dues, special assessments imposed by building management. Water and power shortage is common in the metro manila area. Its happening now because of government ineptitude. I should know I lived there 40 yrs ago. How can I be convinced to return and spend my retirement dollars there alone.

[@STEVENSCOTTFERGUSON]

I'm staying in one of these condos with AIRBNB next week. Thanks for the video. Are you still in Eastwood City?

[@nat0106951]

for 12m . you can already buy house and lot overlooking taal lake here in tagaytay

[@marly71]

Great vid, I’m 2 yrs late, but it’s all still relevant, prices must be higher now. My point being, since lots comments saying ‘it’s too expensive!’ But if you bought two years ago, and rented since then, and then sold it today or just value it, you probably make 25% + roi. Correct me if I’m wrong. One things for sure, you’d be in the money! 💰

[@AnthonySmith]

Pretty much all of these would have gone up in value by now.

[@UDraft4]

Is this a new building? Pause at 6:18 looks like big pieces of concrete missing in various places outside the windows on the right. Scary.

[@barrythacker7281]

Modest Repos and condos to assume are a lot cheaper, some are as little as 10,000 US$. this condo is big and high end for rich people.

[@mattj4088]

I love these vids mate.. maybe the smaller end 1mill to 10mill peso would be great.. if you could also look at how much potential rental income it could produce for property investors that would be AMAAAAAAZING too.. :)

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Hi sir this is Rahul the agent from the video I could you with that we could meet in Eastwood and talk about it.

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Hi sir I could send you a computation of a unit that's is within your price range

[@eddiesaninocencio6635]

You're crazy.

[@JuicyRHYStv]

boondock aka bundok or mountain. sometimes we use it as adjective of being primitive.

[@jayarch8745]

Really enjoyed your Philippine travel videos. You looked very much at home there. Are you planning to go back sometime?

[@AnthonySmith]

I hope to get my finances to a place where I can come back to visit! :)

[@1alspoemzone]

Thank You for the unique Tour, Al

[@reyanthony3133]

what I hate are the external A.C. unit for each room. They should have the HVAC system. An A.C. vents for each room

[@AnthonySmith]

I feel you on that :)

[@joelfernandez2333]

Awesome and thanks for sharing your blog.

[@ronnieo9571]

That is one bad ass pad, for a grand US a month. I live in a 2 br in thailand, about half that, new, but not as awesome as this pad. Spectacular at that price.

[@johnvill1981]

very informative video and very nice condo to live

[@gilbertplays]

Sponsored to you by Megaworld the builders of East Wood City CBD, Quezon City.

[@AnthonySmith]

lolol

[@lesterdominguez526]

the cleanest rubbery in the whole world man this is a hold up

[@ramnandwani7319]

Small space when you enter just hop to your bed , it's cheaper to rent then buy nowadays .

[@novak4594]

Sweet vlog brother. Haven’t really searched your vlogs but do you have any advice on Bantanyan Island ?

[@AnthonySmith]

Have fun. Relax, keep an open mind. :)

[@GaryWh-js5vk]

It is fun to live in Manila if you are earning US dollars. Otherwise you might find it cheaper to live somewhere else. When I say, fun, I mean being able to dine in cool bistros, hang out in hip bars, and travel to tourisy spots anytime.

[@AnthonySmith]

I suggest living just outside an area like Eastwood, BGC, makati etc. like Pasig is really nice and budget friendly :)

[@christopherschmidt4657]

I am thinking about doing the same thing I am in Europe right now but I will be going back to California I will buy my camera at best buy

[@xman69100]

Bro I found your channel a while ago when you went to the gun show and I just happened to come back up on this video and I have to say I like your videos man but I want to ask you a question how accessible or wheelchair accessible is the Philippines

[@AnthonySmith]

That depends a lot on where you are going. Big cities and tourist destinations will have good accessibility but historic and rural areas may be a gamble. I would assume that is true in a lot of places though.

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

go to Iloilo if you have less budjet

[@emmanuellumigat485]

Yeah.. thats true..bunducks brand (means mountain) was inpired by filipino..great video sir..

[@antoinefigafetta6405]

For a foreigner's standards the price is very reasonable with that size ( huuuge ) the location , amenities and condo has a concierge...In Toronto HALF of that size will cost you already 15 million , it's also true 12.6 Million will go a long way if you live in the countryside it all depends on the person's lifestyle and taste, some Foreigners would settle for a bamboo hut on a beach side :-)) ......make your choice ..Lol

[@udishomer5852]

In Toronto you will also earn 6 times what a Filipino earns. Anyhow, this is not worth it to but there. Maybe rent, but still this seems overpriced compared to other options in Manila.

[@timdane6132]

12m? I'll buy a farm lot in Panay, Negros or Guimaras and develope it for 5m. 12m in the city is too much I guess.

[@tamboki]

Looks good where it is thank you for sharing👍.

[@normadehoag9124]

I would never live in a condo ...if things break down you cannot replace it ...if a big earthquake takes place it will be so scary or yet shake down the building I’ll be dead

[@peanutbutter1651]

12M is cheap but what wasn't mention was the weekly (or monthly) residential rates for maintenance and upkeep. =\

[@gyzettebuella6405]

I work in the building beside Le Grand and whenever I would look down, I could see the whole view of the Pool area and I could see an American guy every morning walking down with a coffee and with the baby. Just sharing 😉

[@martinezm8934]

Yes American men so great they are all perfect

[@touring4973]

So what's your point? :)

[@ElmerSolis-wn7js]

condo is for the poor only don't live in a condo ten million peso you can buy a house mansion and a land here with a good lawyer

[@jakartaman3365]

Good video. I hope to be back in June this year. Very cheap cheap direct fights now from Jakarta to Manila. Just over 3 hours on Airasia. Btw, in case you didn't know, CR = Comfort Room. Cheers.

[@APR_LNN]

That's a nice Condo! I am going to the Makati

[@aliomisellus5708]

Haha, Eastwood sits right on top of the dreaded Valley Fault System. That building will be one of the first to crumble down when "The Big One" strikes!

[@douglashite4410]

Hmmm, true. The last earthquake on this fault was in 1771. I was in Guam in 1992 we had a 8.1 earthquake that lasted over a minute and a half. But I know Guams building standards are the strickest in the nation. We survived just fine. Not sure about in the Philippines. I plan on retiring in Eastwood in three years. Wish me luck LMAO

[@ChrisSlack]

You’re such a geek. That’s not an insult.

[@chuckmyntti]

you couldn't turn on the lights?

[@quangb9080]

This condo needs another bathroom on the second floor or move the bathroom out of the master bedroom. It's not convenient for the second bedroom occupant to go into the master bedroom to use the bathroom. Also the layouts of the bedrooms are kinda weird but that's just my 2¢

[@pinakapanget4560]

Enjoyed that. Ive been condo hunting for years and 12m is something i can't afford. Im sure they have 5m around that area.

[@rahulmotwani2054]

We have 5m sir unit available in Eastwood and also other areas

[@tonysouthdakotaha8728]

I would seriously love to live there but unfortunately I’m still 15 yrs until retirement.

[@slimj82]

Only 12yrs now..

[@theopinion9452]

The difference is 2 dead French painters,one more apparently,interesting than the other.

[@AnthonySmith]

lol. good one!

[@youtubeprofile2070]

Wow. That's surprisingly expensive! Great video, as always.

[@Thesinistereyes1]

$1000 a month would get you a closet space in NYC..... or a small studio if you are lucky.

[@korypostma]

boondocks comes from bundok (mountain) - FYI for others here

[@touring4973]

hmmm... so where does the word bundok come from? :)

[@hirokai525]

Boondocks = Bundok (Meaning Mountain/s) so if youre from the mountains, youre from the boondocks(boonies)

[@jefpduct8725]

I wouldn't pay that much for a freaking condo. That's just insane. You can almost buy a huge house in the US for that price.

[@mateobaysa2055]

Jef Pduct , probably in Mississippi.

[@snowysait1298]

It's not in USD.. 1M dollars = 50M Php It's a prime location in the Phils. There are condo's in nearby cities which only cost 5M Php or 100,000USD or even lower.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

It would be cool if you put the numbers on the screen when he's talking cost, the most important part. I couldn't hear most of what he was saying from the echo and the music playing on top.. Also What about the utilities, internet and hoa?

[@normadehoag9124]

I would like to see this place when we come next year

[@malouwangtv4505]

Sir can I stay only for one month sir how.much what is the proceduee

[@millennialinmanila5621]

I see a lot of comments ranting about the condos being overpriced. Well apparently, you are not the market for this type of condos. There are actual living people who can afford this and these condos were build for them and not for you. So stop ranting.

[@Vividly_Persona]

I live in there! Im 10th floor btw

[@rogersmith1408]

What did you pay?

[@evancortez2]

We own a condo in Makati, but wow, it's nothing like this! I can do the monthly payments on this, but the 10% down might be a little difficult, that's like 25000 US dollars! I wonder if the rates are cheaper on the lower floors?

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Sir we have cheaper rates in the other floors also other projects in Eastwood

[@AnthonySmith]

I love Makati, it's such a nice place to visit!!

[@evancortez2]

Thanks for the info! I'll keep you in mind

[@evancortez2]

I actually grew up in Makati, but the Makati of my childhood is eons different from the Makati of today LOL

[@vls8646]

Cool, that was very informative. Tell your friend thanks as well.

[@rahulmotwani2054]

Hi sir this is Rahul I could show you around Eastwood and show you units that fits your budget. Thank you

[@AnnKellysphilippineAdventures]

I am new to your channel, very fun everytime I visit, may I ask what do you do for a living? I only ask becxause I keep hearing how hard it is for foreigners to find work. thanks for the video

[@AnthonySmith]

I worked with a company that taught KZbinrs how to grow their social media presence and turn KZbin into a full or part time job :)

[@bobaddaski]

So, can you talk about mail? How can I get my credit cards and financial documents sent to me without losing it? Should I trust the phil mail?

[@Spitfire25565]

I wouldn't. Not that it's seedy or untrustworthy, but because the infrastructure is... for the lack of a better way to put it... not what you may expect. Go paperless where you can.

[@007thematrix007]

great vid. 👍 #goodluck on your next ventures.....

[@stephenkrus]

Dude! That condo has the same average rate of rental prices in Houston (where I live). About $1000-ish. Looked up the of average rent price in NYC and LA... let's just say it's nosebleed sky prices. $3300 NYC & $2200 in LA. That condo is luxurious in a very affordable price! 🤤😁

[@touring4973]

Your income in NY and LA must be X to afford those prices. What do u think your income Y must be in PH to afford $1,000/month excluding the DP?

[@tmorelli1982]

@@touring4973 A lot of Americans there have ties to or own businesses here, and subsequently earn USD.