For decades now, Overseas Filipino Workers have contributed to the government’s coffers through their remittances, helping keep the economy afloat even in times of crises. At no other period was this better demonstrated than when Covid-19 hit, sending businesses and industries reeling from intermittent quarantines and lockdowns.
However, despite the pandemic-borne challenges our OFWs had to grapple with, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas reports that OFW remittances reached 31.6 billion USD in the period of January to November of 2021, surpassing the previous year’s performance by more than 5 percent.
Fortunately, a great number of OFWs have, at this time, acquired a flair for sound property acquisitions. If our hardworking overseas workers once dreamt of buying their own homes, these days they are making it happen. OFWs are now readily placing their money in real estate, considered a stable, long-term investment that would secure their future. After all, every Filipino knows that a good home provides the foundation for families to thrive and live their best lives. And property is a secure, tangible asset that is resistant to the whims of the times, including pandemics and weather disturbances.
Foremost property developer BRIA Homes presents itself to OFWs looking for stylishly designed and solidly built houses as primary domiciles for their families or as passive-income-generating investment.
With over fifty projects across the country, only BRIA Homes can offer OFWs a vast array of options, allowing our bagong bayani to come home to the place where they grew up—whether it’s their provincial hometown or the city of their birth.
Affordable House and Lots
BRIA developments boast of prime locations with access to schools, churches, hospitals, government offices, and retail establishments. Homeowners will appreciate BRIA’s proximity to major roads and government infrastructure, factors that ensure their properties’ value appreciation over time.
Safety-conscious OFWs will find peace of mind in BRIA residential enclaves that are secured by perimeter fences, 24/7 CCTV coverage, guardhouses, and LED-lit streets. Wide open green spaces complement family-friendly leisure amenities such as parks and playgrounds, multipurpose halls, and basketball courts. The chance to foster deeper family ties would especially appeal to our kababayans who have been away for the longest time.
With BRIA Homes’ reliable internet connections, homeowners are assured of constant access to the digital domain. BRIA has a 24/7 Customer Relations Management (CRM) team accessible on their online platforms. An enhanced property management team likewise ensures digital resolutions for residents’ various property-related concerns.
“The past two years have only proven that the future can be quite unpredictable,” Eduardo T. Aguilar, BRIA Homes Division Head, points out. “When the global health crisis hit, our hardworking OFWs were adversely affected, too, their travel and homecoming plans disrupted. Our modern-day heroes deserve better than this.”
Aguilar says that BRIA is thus encouraging OFWs to invest in their residential projects as their safety net as they envision the immediate future of their families. “I believe that few prospects can be more reassuring than seeing their loved ones leading full lives in beautiful homes situated in the BRIA project of their choice,” he explains.
OFWs may check out their future BRIA home from anywhere in the world through BRIA’s 360 Virtual Tours available at www.bria.com.ph. OFWs may likewise inquire online through its Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/BriaHomesInc.
Prospective buyers are also enjoined to attend digital open-house events and live-selling to view BRIA’s house-and-lot units and rent-to-own homes.
Finally, OFWs may avail of digital processing of remittances and amortization payments through BRIA’s partner banks such as Maybank, BDO, Unionbank, PNB, Security Bank, RCBC, Robinsons Bank, Chinabank and Metrobank. For contactless and cashless orders and payments, trusted e-wallets GCash, Paymaya, ShopeePay and All Easy may be utilized.
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