Why is Camella Manors the most exciting condo this year?

I have again been invited to give a talk about digital selling among its sales network. This time by a very popular brand Camella and its new vertical brand Camella Manors.

In my webinar, I've covered topics from Macroeconomics and Industry updates collated from several sources. I also presented a perspective of the brand's buyer persona and journey map. Finally, I gave recommendations on how sellers can leverage on digital assets and tools to effectively reach their market.

But as I pre-recorded that webinar and while giving the piece about the industry update and how the market demand was changing towards the suburbs and even provincial areas, I came to realize that I was indeed describing in general and maybe even in detail what Camella Manors is. Camella Manors' advantage has always been its prime location in the provinces and even fringes of the Metro like Caloocan. Emerging cities like Antipolo and Malolos are among those is the pipeline developments of the brand. And even now, Camella Manors Lipa which is about to start construction, is just a trike away from the University Belt in Lipa Batangas.

Camella Manors is also designed with generous portion of open spaces. Within the condo community, even before the pandemic, the condo development already featured family friendly facilities such as play ground, pool, function rooms, sports and recreation facilities among others. Each Camella Manors property is also planned to have a commercial community center if not to be adjacent to a Vista Mall.

Camella Manors Butuan as I've heard selling like hotcakes (as agents refer to fast selling). I would not be surprised since the Butuan site is on very prime location at the heart of the city.

You can check out other locations for Camella Manors thru their website: https://www.camellamanors.com/properties

Truly, investors should not miss to consider Camella Manors as a prime candidate for their next investment.

It is after all from Camella, the country's largest and most trusted horizontal real estate brand. As an investor myself, my bet is for Camella Manors as the most exciting condo development this year.

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