Kisan Lu Lands as homegrown developer in Davao City has responded the demand for more housing choices in Davao City. Villa Conchita will soon rise in Bago Gallera embracing Mediterranean theme. Experience living in a home that is built with love and passion by the developer. See its house models now. 

Valentines Day is trending world wide showing different kinds of how each person shows his or her love to one another. For Kisan Lu Lands Inc, it is something that is very lovable.

The company has announced the 36 months to pay downpayment. This means you can get a premium lot only package in Davao's high end subdivision, one of Kisan Lu Lands projects, Amiya Resort Residences. As low as 8,000 per month, you will enjoy all these amenities in Amiya.

For more details about it, please call me or email me your inquiry. Happy hearts month!

Gone are the days of the door-to-door traditional selling also known as direct selling especially in the real estate business. Although, there are still classical sales people doing the old ways.

The growth of the INTERNET drastically changed almost every factor that affects our decision and considerations. Millions of data are encoded every second and millions of photos are being uploaded making office and school works easy.

The center of Amiya Resort Residences is this 200 million clubhouse where the homeowners would enjoy its amenities located near the said clubhouse.

As of October 2012, the foundation and some skeletal construction of the clubhouse has started. My last visit in Amiya allowed me to shoot some actions in the area.

I was a bit proud as one of the pioneering staffs who have witnessed the slowly but surely development of Amiya Resort Residences. This is the baby project of Kisan Lu Lands Inc located in Puan, Davao City which I could say that Amiya will surely hit the tourism demand of Davao City inviting even more investors and guests.

In the World Economic Forum’s new Global Competitiveness Report just released last week, the Philippines continued its recent trend of rising in the rankings, moving up 10 spots from last year’s position and 20 from two years ago to 65. The Philippines is one of only two countries to improve their position in the rankings by 20 spots over the past two years and has now surpassed Vietnam, though it still lags behind Indonesia.

The rankings rely on a mix of hard data and surveys from top executives in the country to measure the perceived competitiveness of an economy on a weighted formula of 12 pillars of productivity and growth potential. The release of the rankings adds to the growing sentiment that the Philippine economy is preparing for lift-off.