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House and lot in Davao: Camella Toril

house and lot in Davao
I have friends who hail from Davao who's been asking me about the best property to buy in Davao City.  They probably know that I work as a researcher in a real estate company and that I will give them my very honest opinion about things, reason why they came to be for advise.Well, for one I have been everywhere in the country.  As in literally been everywhere! My getgo points reveal that I have had more than 40,000 points accumulated in that past 5 years.  My pal mabuhay miles though may not be as reflective of my flights because I rarely go PAL for obvious reasons.
Anyway, I can say that if someone who can afford a house worth 2M-4M  would ask me where to buy a house and lot from, I would of course tell them to purchase a CAMELLA HOME.  Not to be self-serving here but I can point out more than 100 reasons to prove my point.
But how about in Davao? Prices of house and lot for sale in Davao have soared super high since the president go elected. Investors both local and international have eyed the city as the next big thing in Asia.
You can't find house and lot in a subdivision for less than P4M within the main city center of Davao City.  Thus, the outskirts of Davao is said to be the next residential hub of the city.  Places like Mintal, Toril and Maa have now been considered an extension of the city center with their own developments flourishing in each area.
In Toril, Camella Davao is indeed the star of the area, not only does it offer house and lot for the typical OFW which can range from P3M-P4M.  It is actually best for those who want an upgraded house for mature families that needs more than 4 BRs.  Reasonably priced houses are available for you at around P4.5M to P7M.  The best of what Davao has to offer is right within your reach as Camella Toril is designed to be a sustainable community which will soon have its own commercial area.  Truly all you need is here in Camella Toril.  Indeed, it is the best place to live in Davao City.

For questions, inquiries, you can reach out directly to our marketing officer for Davao at 09998864066, look for Mel Gumapac.
Indeed, Camella Torilhttps://goo.gl/maps/DQc1KzXAr1J2 in Davao is your best bet for your first home purchase.
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Location: Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

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