Residences of quiet consequence.

Condominiums, yes — foreign ownership is allowed up to 40% of a building, which covers our Clark Global City and Friendship sky residences. Land must be held by a Filipino citizen or a 60/40 corporation, and inside Clark Freeport long-term leasehold structures run up to 50 years, renewable for 25. Your advisor maps the right route before any viewing.

Roughly two thirds of our files never appear on this site or any portal. Owners in Mimosa and Hensonville come to us specifically to avoid exposure. Off-market files are shared only after an introduction call and, in some cases, a signed NDA — usually within 48 hours.

Through the booking form below or directly with a principal. We arrange single-party viewings only — never open houses — and can meet you at Clark International, coordinate security, and have counsel on call the same day where a decision is likely.

We are not a bank, but we work alongside the private banking desks of the major Philippine banks and Clark-based lenders. Typical loan-to-value runs 60–80% for residents, with documented-remittance routes for OFW and balikbayan buyers. Trust and corporate structures are arranged with counsel we have used for a decade.

Selling clients pay a fixed-scale commission agreed before launch — never a surprise. Buying clients pay nothing; where we act under a search mandate, terms are agreed in writing first. All fees are disclosed in a single page, in plain language.

Yes. Our estate-care desk handles staffing, maintenance, leasing to Clark executives and locators, and annual reporting for owners who live abroad. One contact, every village.