MANILA, Philippines — Bria Homes, a subsidiary of Villar-owned property firm Golden MV Holdings Inc., has rolled out the welcome mat to almost 50 homeowners in a mass turnover event at its newest community in Mindanao.
Bria Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon, a landlocked province in Northern Mindanao, is located at Mapait Street in Barangay Dicklum, an ideal residence for fun and adventure seekers as the property is near nature park Kampo Juan and the Del Monte Golf Course and Country Club.
Apart from the natural wonders that lure visitors to Bukidnon – known as the Food Basket of the Philippines – Bria Manolo Fortich’s strategic location is its major draw for current and prospective residents. This Bria development is near essential destinations like the Northern Bukidnon State College, the Bukidnon Provincial Hospital, Immaculate Conception Parish Church, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, and the Diocese of Malaybalay. Local government offices such as the Manolo Fortich Municipal Hall, Dicklum Barangay Hall, DWSD, Comelec, and DPWH are also within reach.
The community offers contemporary homes such as rowhouse Elena (22 sqm floor area and 36 sqm lot area); the two-story townhouse Bettina (44 sqm floor area and 36 sqm lot area); and the single firewall model Alecza (33 sqm floor area and 81 sqm lot area).
“Restrictive protocols may have generally affected the property industry but Bria Homes proved resilient by immediately transitioning to the digital landscape,” said Bria Homes North Mindanao Division head Rey Montoya. “While Bria never stopped offering the best housing services, the reopening of the economy is now driving Bria Homes to vigorously pursue its goal of helping more Filipinos fulfill their dreams of homeownership.”