Altering the perception of condominium living

CONDOMINIUM LIVING can sometimes be labeled inconvenient for those looking for a permanent residence. Aside from the possibility of being situated so high-up in a building, several floors away from the ease of lifestyle hubs located on the ground floor, one also needs to adjust to the often cramped spaces offered in many condo projects.

PTR Properties Inc, a rising property developer in Manila, aims to address this need with various condominium projects that are set to alter the way people perceive condominium living. For one, most PTR projects are mid-rise condominiums, buildings constructed to rise in no more than 10 floors. The set-up allows for a more intimate, and exclusive way of life.

"A low-density building is what we believe to be the key of living in an ideal environment. People living in a mid-rise development won't feel as stifled compared to those living in high-rise projects. It's easy for our clients to interact with their neighbors, but still they retain that sense of exclusivity and privacy," said Peter Ty, PTR's chief executive officer.

Aside from the convenience of a low-rise building, all of PTR Properties' projects are located in the suburban community of Kapitolyo in Pasig. Barangay Kapitolyo has been known for years as one of the safest and most convenient locations in urban Manila. Aside from being strategically located near major business hubs and key locations, Kapitolyo has nurtured its reputation of being a harmonious place perfect for both yuppies and start up families.

PTR has also prided itself when it comes to delivering projects on time. Their first endeavor, Grand 21 Place, was constructed first before they began selling units. Which is why for their next project, The Fifth at Rafael, it became easy for PTR to promote their project, selling out all units in record time. The third project, One Capitol, was also conceptualized to make a bolder statement for the company. One Capitol is a 10-story building with 114 residential units ranging from studio, one-bedroom and penthouse homes.

To address the problem of limited space in a condo lifestyle, buyers have the option of limited space in a condo lifestyle, buyers have the option of buying two units and combining them to be converted as one home. Units come complete with fully-tiled floors, granite countertops with overhead cabinets for the kitchen, and fully-finished bathroom, finished at par, if not better than other big and more expensive developments. A 24-hour security service will make sure future homeowners will have peace of mind when it comes to the safety of their own homes. The top floor will have Zen garden where residents can relax after a long day at work.

With PTR Properties' easy payment scheme and affordable unit prices, owning a home will be a breeze. For OFWs, the company also has a property management team who can accommodate owners who wish to rent out their place while being away from the country - an investment one should truly take advantage!

More information is at www.ptrproperties.com.

-- article published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer, September 15, 2010


Current ongoing projects include One Capitol Condominium and Two Seven Residences. Aside from our website, you can call us at 6381888.

Soon to rise: Two Seven Residences

Soon to rise in Barangay Kapitolyo is another quality condominium project by PTR Properties. Two Seven Residences carries over the successful design principles of One Capitol Condominium and takes it towards a more progressive exterior progression.

The sitting windows are framed with differently oriented sunshades creating a lively array of forms seemingly offset from each other, one would readily not realize that all the windows consistently maintain their alignments on the façade. Connecting line surface elements join the vertical relationships between the windows, emphasizing a downward trickling fluidity from the top to lower units.

This illusion gives the building its feature character, angled folds on the side sets the building face inward creating inversion surfaces creating a secure enveloped feel. Angles on the main structure walls accentuate upright forms giving it crisp edges along the sky.

Two-tone color finished in the inside faces of the folds and surfaces of the building and window canopies provide accent indication for shadows and light to play upon, giving the character depth. Overall a distinct and clever simplicity drives the building to be essentially what it is meant to be and more.

Two Seven Residences will stand 10 storeys high at Barangay Kapitolyo, Pasig City. The area boasts of combining the peaceful suburban lifestyle and convenient proximity to the major business district of Ortigas. The site is near recreation hubs like SM Megamall, EDSA Shangri-La, Starmalls, Robinsons Galleria, Robinsons Pioneer, Tiendesitas, and Metrowalk; hospitals such as Medical City, St. Luke’s, Makati Medical Center; and schools such as St. Paul, Poveda, UA&P, Lourdes School, and La Salle Residences.

PTR Properties is developer of quality, affordable condominiums in the Philippines. For more information, call us at (02) 638-1888 or visit www.ptrproperties.com.

Own your Dream Home this Christmas!

For the last two months of 2010, PTR Properties is offering you an opportunity to own your own home conveniently!

Check out our November-December promos:

NOVEMBER:

1. Spot Down Payment
Upon  settlement of other obligations, buyers can move in instantly to their units.

2. Staggered Down Payment
  a. 10% down payment is payable in six (6) months.
      Buyers can already move in after paying 10%.
      Association Dues will start on the 3rd month of the down payment.
  b. Additional 10% down payment is payable in six (6) months.

This promo is valid until November 30, 2010 only.

DECEMBER:

1. Instant Discount
  One Hundred Thousand pesos (P100, 000) will be applied as instant discount to clients.

This promos is valid until December 31, 2010 only.


Hurry! For more information on PTR Properties, this promo and One Capitol Condominium, give us a call at 638-1888 or visit our website: www.ptrproperties.com.

First Pouring for the Two Seven Residences

The First Pouring Ceremony for Two Seven Residences, held October 11, 2010 at Barangay Kapitolyo, Pasig City.

Two Seven Residences is the latest venture of PTR Properties, following the success of One Capitol Condominium. It is a 10-storey condominium, located near recreation hubs and the Ortigas CBD.

More about this project soon! In the meantime, interested buyers, prospecting homeowners can contact us at 638 1888 and inquire@ptrproperties.com.

One Capitol is ready for occupancy!

One Capitol is now ready for occupancy!

As of press time, the building is now 50% occupied. The rest of the new homeowners are preparing to move in to their units soon as well.

There are 10 more available units in One Capitol Condominium. All are Standard Deluxe and ready for occupancy.

One Capitol is located at Kapitolyo, Pasig City, a few minutes away from the Ortigas CBD – an ideal residence surrounded by thriving business and commercial establishments.

Get in touch with PTR and find your dream home!

Two Seven Contract Signing

Mr. Peter Ty (CEO/President) and Engr. Wilfredo Pico (Project Manager) of PTR Properties met with Mr. Pablito Freo (President) of Power Loops, Inc. and Ms. Nory Resuma (Marketing Manager) of Avangard Marketing Corp. for the contract signing of electrical works for PTR's latest venture, Two Seven Residences, last September 30, 2010 at the main office in Shaw Blvd.

Two Seven Residences is set to rise 10 storeys in Kapitolyo, Pasig City. Building features include two-level basement parking, a garden deck with an infinity pool, and a multipurpose hall. Units will be available in standard studio (15 sqm), deluxe studio (23 sqm), one bedroom (29 sqm), merged (30 to 40 sqm), two bedroom merged (40 to 60 sqm) and two bedroom penthouse (starting at 58 sqm).

A glimpse of the project:

For inquiries, please call us at 638-1888 or send us an email at inquiries@ptrproperties.com

One Capitol blessing!

September 4, 2010 dates the blessing of One Capitol Condominium. The event was held at the building’s Multipurpose Hall.

The blessing was officiated by Pastor Angel Ramos who shared about the goodness of the Lord and prayed for continuous blessings and strength for the PTR staff.

The evening was filled with dinner, music, and games participated by the PTR staff and residents of the One Capitol Condominium.

Asked about the recent success of PTR Properties, Mr. Peter Ty shares that “…one must never rest on his laurels. For every dream I realize, a new one must take its place."

 

 

 

One Capitol is located at Kapitolyo, Pasig City, a few minutes away from the Ortigas CBD – an ideal residence surrounded by thriving business and commercial establishments.

There are still 10 more units available in One Capitol Condominium! Get in touch with PTR and find your dream home!

12 Units Left in One Capitol!

There are 12 more units left in One Capitol Condominium! All available units are Deluxe Studio Units with floor areas covering 22.10 to 22.65 square meters.

One Capitol was turned over last August 30, 2010.

Situated within Kapitolyo, Pasig, One Capitol is literally at the heart of the Metropolis. It sits a block or two away from the Ortigas CBD, surrounded by thriving commercial and business district. Its only minutes away from SM Megamall, EDSA Shangri-La, Starmall, Robinsons Galleria, Robinsons Pioneer, Tiendesitas, and Metrowalk.

So what are you waiting for? PTR is offering you quality and affordable living through One Capitol Condominium!

For more information, please visit our official website (www.ptrproperties.com) or call us at 638-1888.

Photos of the Garden Deck located on top of the building – where owners can enjoy breathtaking views of Ortigas, The Fort, and the Makati Skyline.

Happy Birthday PYT!

The man behind PTR Properties, Inc -- Mr. Peter Ty -- is celebrating his birthday today!

PTR Properties was established in 2004, under PYT's mission to provide Filipinos with economical sources of food (GT Fish Farms), clothing (Moose Gear), and a good home (PTR) - the basic necessities of human life!


Truly a man dedicated to his own trade, PYT is not done yet! Even after the successes of its first two condominiums (The Fifth and Grand 21), PTR Properties is still expanding and reaching for new heights!


So celebrate with us as we celebrate the special day of the man who brought to us PTR! Add him at Facebook and give him a greet!

The Psychology of Color

More than aesthetics, colors serve a higher purpose in interior design. Colors affect mood and behavior. It’s a science, a psychology. In fact, it’s so imperative; it can either make or break a room’s overall atmosphere.

And while colors pose subjective values, there are general ideas that have been passed on from ancient cultures.

Chromotherapy tells us that red activates circulation and the nervous system. The Chinese consider it the color of luck and prosperity. Indians attribute it to marriage. For most, red is the color of love, passion, and ambition. Because it’s such a strong color, most find it hard to scheme it with other colors. For the braver designer, red is a brilliant choice for bedrooms and dining rooms.

Yellow is the color of energy. It represents vitality and intellect. It stimulates the brain, making you more active and decisive. Yellows are used mostly on foyers, hallways, and bedrooms. This color seems to add an instant brightness to any room.

Slightly subtler than red, orange suggests warmth. It is a fun and flamboyant color that encourages socialization. It’s an awesome choice for children’s bedrooms and open areas like living rooms and family rooms.

Brown is the ultimate home color. It is stable and reliable, and is associated with all things natural. It’s a classic color and when paired with other bright colors, gives off a chic and interesting vibe. Brown is perfect for almost all kinds of living areas.

Generally, warm colors make rooms more inviting.

Blue is a great cure for anxiety. It denotes rest and it calms the nervous system. It is not as gender specific as pink or gray, making it equally appealing to men and women. It’s a popular choice for bedrooms; but its coldness makes it unsuitable for dining areas.

Like brown, green represents organic. It generates feelings of relaxation and calmness. The Irish fancy it for good luck. It works well in bath rooms and living rooms; and is a great accent color for kitchens and dining rooms.

Purple is often associated with royalty. Moreover, it encourages creativity. It is often the color of choice for the artistic and the imaginative.

Cold colors correspond to retreat.

Achromatic colors like black, gray, and white are often used as accent colors. White, however, is a popular choice for walls.

Philippine Real Estate Laws

A quick review of the Philippine Real Estate Laws - guide for property managers, renters, and prospective buyers.

Here are the fundamentals to property ownership in the Philippines:

RIGHT TO OWN

1. General Rule - Only Filipino Citizens and corporations or partnerships at least 60% of the capital of which is owned by Filipinos are entitled to acquire land in the Philippines.

2. As exception to the general rule, alien acquisition of real estate in the Philippines is allowed in the following cases:

a.. Acquisition before the 1935 Constitution;
b.. Acquisition thru hereditary succession. If foreign acquiree is a legal heir;

This simply means that when the non-Filipino is married to a Filipino citizen and the spouse dies, the non-Filipino as the natural heir will become the legal owner of the property. The same is true for the children. Every natural child (legitimate or illegitimate) can inherit the property of his/her Filipino father/mother even if he/she does not have any Filipino citizenship.

c.. Purchase of not more than 40% interest in a condominium project;
d.. Purchase by a former natural-born Filipino citizen subject to the limitations prescribed by Law (Batas Pambansa 185 and R.A. 8179)

3. A Filipino who married an alien retains her Philippine citizenship (unless by her act or ommision, she is deed to have renounced her Philippine citizenship) and may therefore acquire real estate in the Phiippines.

ACQUISITION BY FORMER NATURAL BORN FILIPINO CITIZEN

1. Mode of acquision is not limited to voluntary deeds (such as sale or donation) but includes involuntary deeds (such as tax sale, foreclosure sale, or execution sale).

2. Maximum area that may be allowed is as follows:
a.. For residential purpose - 1,000 square meters of urban land or one (1) hectare of rural land (BP 185)
b.. For business or other purpose - 5,000 square meters of urban land or three hectares of rural land.

"Business or other purpose" refers to the use of the land primarily, directly and actually in the conduct of business or commercial activities in the broad areas of agriculture, industry and services, including the lease of land, but excluding the buying or selling thereof."

3. In case of married couple, one or both of them may avail of the privilege, provided that the total acquisition shall not exceed the maximum area allowed.

4. A transferee of residential land under BP 185 may still avail of the privilege granted under RA 8179.

5. A transferee who already owns urban or rural land for residential purpose, may acquire additional urban or rural land for residential purpose which, when added to that already owned by him shall not exceed the maximum area allowed by law.

The same priviledge applies to a transferee who already owns urban or rural land for business purposes.

6. A transferee may not acquire more than two urban or two rural lands which should be located in different cities or municipalities.

7. A transferee who has already acquired urban land for residential purpose shall be disqualified to acquire rural land for residential purpose and vice versa. The same rule applies to a transferee of land for business purpose.

Dual Citizens

Dual citizenship means having two citizenships and passports from two different countries. Dual citizenship allows the citizenship holder full rights of possession of Philippine real property. This is a new law and it is still unclear as to the procedures involved to implement it. Dual citizenship is now available for the following:

Former Filipino citizens born in the Philippines , who have immigrated to another country and obtained citizenship of that country.

Note: For former natural born Filipino Citizen, please visit the Philippine Embassy in your country for more information or to apply for Dual Citizenship.

Foreign Ownership as a Philippine Corporation

Foreign nationals or corporations may completely own a condominium or townhouse. To take ownership of a private land, residential house and lot, and commercial building and lot, foreign nationals or corporations should form a Philippine corporation. The corporation is to be 40% foreign-owned (maximum) and 60% Filipino-owned (minimum), and with at least five [5] incorporators. Upon incorporation, a main bank account should be tied to it. A foreign national may be the sole person in the bank account, allowing him/her total control over the funds derived from the corporation and the income or sale of the asset or property.

Foreign Leasing of Philippine Real Estate Property

A foreign national and or corporation may enter into a lease agreement with Filipino landowners for an initial period of up to 50 years, and renewable for another 25 years.

In the News: Perks for real estate developers to continue

MANILA, Philippines - Real estate developers will continue to receive income tax holidays (ITH) and other incentives under the 2011 Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) despite the move of the government to lessen tax breaks on industries that have a steady stream of investors.

A big chunk of incentives given by the Board of Investments (BOI) was for the developers of mass housing projects like Megaworld. Trade Secretary Gregory L. Domingo has said he will remove incentives to firms that will invest even if there is no ITH.

In a separate interview, Board of Investments (BOI) managing head Cristino L. Panlilio said he will retain the incentives for mass housing project developers. “The real estate industry needs incentives because of the backlog in housing units,” he said. “The ITH will continue even for Metro Manila projects.”

BOI was supposed to remove the incentives for mass housing for the 2010 IPP. However, at the behest of some government agencies, BOI decided to retain the perks. The twin typhoons that hit Metro Manila and other surrounding provinces likewise fueled the need for more housing developments.

Panlilio said that although he is in favor of the rationalization of fiscal incentives, he would like to assure investors and businessmen in the country that they will continue to enjoy the perks until it lapses. Under the law firms may enjoy ITH for eight years.

He noted that the incentives provided by the Philippines are one of the highest when compared to other countries. Panlilio said it is time to look for other ways to attract investors aside from offering them tax breaks.

Earlier, Domingo said that investment incentives on industries that attract many businesses will be removed in order to make way for a more robust revenue collection by the government. He said the incentives on industries that receive sizeable investments must be removed already. He said that if investors will come in anyway, then there is no need to provide tax breaks.

“The incentives should be rationalized. Incentives should not be given to just any industries you want to give incentives to industries where you think we cannot get those industries without those incentives but if those industries as coming in anyway or setting up shop then why do you have to give incentives,” Domingo asked.

Domingo did not name which industries will retain the incentives program. He said they will have to study the current incentive package.

By Ma. Elisa P. Osorio
Business Section
The Philippine Star
August 13, 2010

Guide to applying for a Pag-IBIG loan

Have you found the house and lot or condo of your dreams? Well then make it a reality! These days, it wouldn’t have to take you a loyalty award and gray hair to live in your dream home – especially with Pag-IBIG.

Pag-IBIG is an acronym for Pagtutulungan sa Kinabukasan: Ikaw, Bangko, Industriya, at Gobyerno. It is a government institute that supervises construction and development of low-cost housing units; and as well as financially aid members in acquiring homes.

Who can apply for membership? RA No. 9679 lists the following:

a. All employees, workers, professionals, officers and companies who are compulsorily covered by the SSS and GSIS

b. Uniformed members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, and the Philippine National Police;

c. Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)

d. Filipinos employed by foreign-based employers, whether deployed locally or abroad.

Membership to the funds offers the following benefits: savings, short term loans, and access to housing programs. Short term loans are available to members who have made at least 24 monthly contributions. There are two kinds: Multi-Purpose Loan Program, which was designed to finance members’ immediate medical, educational, and livelihood needs; and the Calamity Loan Program for members who have been affected by a recent calamity.

Most companies process their employees’ Pag-IBIG membership; thus the automatic monthly deduction.

Now if you’re already a member of Pag-IBIG, found a home you want to buy, and want to acquire it through the funds, read on for the guidelines.

1. Attend a housing loan counseling program at a Pag-IBIG office.

You will be asked to accomplish a counseling questionnaire, a housing loan application form, and a status verification slip. This is how the office will verify your eligibility for a loan. Once confirmed, you will be given a checklist of requirements.

You will be asked to submit the following: certificate of employment with salary breakdown (notarized), latest 1 month pay slip, Income Tax Returns (ITRs) and W2 for the last two years, photocopy of a company ID or any valid ID with signature, proof of billing, birth certificate, marriage certificate, community tax certificate, and 1×1 picture (4 pieces).

OFW’s would have to submit other legal documents like SPAs, photocopy of passport, and latest job contract.

2. Submit all requirements and pay a processing fee of P1000, non-refundable.

3. Wait for a Notice of Loan Approval and sign loan documents.

4. Proceed to the BIR and present Deed of Absolute Sale (DOAS) between the owner of the property and applicant for payment of documentary stamps and capital gains tax.

5. Proceed to Registry of Deeds for payment of transfer tax and registration fees for the transfer of the title.

6. Proceed to Notary Public for notarization of Loan Mortgage Agreement (LMA) and annotation of mortgage with the Registry of Deeds and to Assessor’s Office to secure new tax declaration in the name of the applicant.

7. Secure Occupancy Permit from the Local Government Unit Engineering Office when the loan is for any of the following purposes: Purchase of new Residential Unit (PRU), Purchase of Lot and Construction of a Residential Unit thereon or for House Construction only.

8. Submit the following documents to Pag-IBIG:

• Original Transfer Certificate of Title (OTC) in the name of the applicant with annotated mortgage
• DPAS with original RD stamp
• New Tax Declaration in the name of the applicant
• Updated Real Estate Tax Receipt (for house and lot, if applicable)
• Occupancy Permit
• Assignment of Loan Proceeds

9. Release of loan proceeds

10. Start of monthly amortization is the following month immediately following the loan take-out/final loan release.


PTR believes in the same principles of Pag-IBIG. We believe that every Filipino deserves an opportunity to live in his/her desired home. PTR acknowledges Pag-IBIG financing. We want you to have quality and affordable living – something that you deserve.

For more information on Pag-IBIG, visit the official website.

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PTR is eco-friendly!

Green is the new black. Or well, it should be. Constant reports on the deteriorating state of the global environment are more than just truisms. Mother Earth is undeniably in a coma.

PTR’s projects are designed to provide Filipino families and individuals with quality and affordable homes. We don’t believe in sacrificing the environment to meet our goals. Our condominiums adhere to Earth-friendly measures.

For one, we take advantage of natural light by featuring large windows. Second, we have sewage treatment plants (STP) which converts waste to clear water. And lastly, we install roof gardens that help in keeping our buildings cool.

PTR encourages homeowners to try these eco-friendly measures:

1. Energy-efficient lighting.

Energy Star partners with manufacturers
who meet the standards of the
US-based organization.

Aside from lessening global warming pollution, the beauty of energy-efficient lighting is a lower electricity bill. Compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs are initially more expensive than incandescent bulbs but will save more on the bill because it will only use 1/3 the electricity and last 10 times longer. And you should know, by replacing just one incandescent bulb, you will help keep a half-ton of CO2 out of the atmosphere.

How to know if a light bulb is energy-efficient? Look for the Energy Star label.

And of course, don’t forget to turn off lights and appliances when not using them.

2. Green cleaning.

Green cleaning products double the benefit. It is not only safe for the environment; it is also safe for your health. Just because a product claims to be natural doesn’t mean it is non-toxic. A cleaning product is green if it is manufactured under eco-friendly measures and if it is biodegradable. We suggest that you look beyond claims, and start examining the labels for specific ingredients.

3. Eco-friendly furniture.

Eco-friendly furniture is made from organic resources such as wood, timber, grass, glass and metal. The benefit in these pieces is in the harmless decomposition of the materials. Wood does not automatically categorize a piece of furniture as eco-friendly. There are several other things to consider such as the production and manufacturing processes.

Be eco-friendly in whatever you do - even in your home. Go green, be in, and help save the only planet we can call home. 

Decorating your condo

Condos offer a much more limited space for decorating than traditional houses. But this shouldn’t mean that you, owners, must sacrifice style. So read on for tips on how to make the most out of your space and still enjoy the class inbuilt with the condo lifestyle.

When decorating a limited space, there is one rule you can’t afford to break: Clutter Freedom.

As soon as you start asking “Where will I put this?,” the sooner you should start to get rid of things that you won’t really need. It makes sense especially if you chose the condo lifestyle for convenience –you’ll probably be spending more time out and about in the city anyway.

And if you still find yourself with loads of things you just can’t throw away, then you should appreciate the beauty of storage spaces. Shelves, closet organizers, and even plastic boxes will do you wonders. The key is this: maximize every square foot of your condo.

On buying furniture, always remember that size matters. There are certain pieces that would be perfect for a house (like a table for six) but would kill condo space. The smaller and the fewer, the better.

You should also invest on good lighting – particularly fixed ceiling and wall fixtures. These have more convenient switches and won’t take up any floor space.

By keeping these in mind, you’ll be able to maximize your condo’s space to make you feel right at home.

PTR heads South!

After the successes of Grand 21 and The Fifth, and the approaching completion of One Capitol and Two Seven, we are proud to offer the latest project of PTR: Amiya Rosa.

Located in Brgy Bolboc, Lipa, Batangas, Amiya Rosa will provide classy, affordable homes to families who are looking for comfortable living without sacrificing the accessibility of urban cities. But instead of midrise condominiums, this project offers duplex residential houses in three different clusters.

Around 75 percent of the homes will be clustered under Scarlet, units sized 53 to 60 sqm. Crimson will be constructed at 61 to 70 sqm. Vermillion, with only 8 units, will be the largest at 80 to 94 sqm. All units will be constructed as three-bedroom houses.

PTR is now pre-selling Amiya Rosa units. Prices start at P1.3 million.

For more information, e-mail us at inquiries@ptrproperties.com.

New website!

PTR Properties, Inc is launching a new flash-incorporated and interactive website soon! Get all the information you need about our projects with just a few clicks. Owning a home has never been this easy.

Choosing a home: Condominium or Subdivision House

There’s a surge of articles in the internet about “the advantages of living in condos over houses”. But is there really a better choice over the two?

Choosing a home is largely dependent on two factors: your needs and lifestyle.

Condominium development has seen tremendous growth for the past few years, especially in business districts like Makati, Mandaluyong, and Pasig. Some Filipinos are looking for convenience – a home that’s geographically close to the workplace or leisure areas. On the other hand, some consider the privacy that suburban houses offer.

Condominiums are relatively cheaper than houses; but the latter have higher reselling rates.

Houses require time and effort for maintenance – things that condos save owners the trouble of. But house-owners have more freedom to fully customize the in-and-out of their homes.

Normally, choosing one type of home over the other would mean a trade-off. But here at PTR Properties, we make sure you can have all the good things in either type of home.

All our condominium and housing projects are intended to give potential owners both the privacy and convenience they are looking for. Our projects are located in suburban environments that are still accessible to commercial establishments -- at reasonable prices too.

So come home to your own PTR residential condominium now and experience the ease of modern living within your means!

Inquire at inquiries@ptrproperties.com.

Amiya Rosa, PTR's first venture into subdivision development. Located in Lipa, Batangas.

Two Seven Residences at Barangay Kapitolyo.

One Capitol at Barangay Kapitolyo.

One Capitol is all set for turnover

One Capitol, the third project of PTR Properties, is set for turnover on June 30, 2010. There are still 17 units left, as of the second week of June 2010.

The condo address is ideally located at the heart of Barangay Kapitolyo, Pasig City – close to schools, hospitals and recreation areas.

The units are priced between P1.7 million to P2.7 million and are all ready for occupancy.

Come own a home now! Experience the best of both urban and suburban living with One Capitol condominium.

Inquire at inquiries@ptrproperties.com.

Living in Motion: One Capitol Condominium

One Capitol is a 10-storey condominium at the heart of Ortigas Center in Pasig. The building is located strategically at a street linked to major access roads such as Pioneer, Shaw Boulevard, and EDSA. Just minutes away from Ortigas CBD, the location is very ideal for those looking for quiet residence surrounded by a commercial district.

One Capitol is a project of PTR Properties, Inc. Since 2004, PTR Properties, Inc. has been developing projects that provide quality and affordable mid-rise living to Filipino families.

With PTR residential condominiums, it’s possible to have the best of both urban and comfortable living! How so?

• Our condominiums are strategically located within Pasig City – one of the most progressive cities in the Metro. This means that the best schools, shopping and leisure areas, and corporate establishments are all right outside your doorstep!
• We built your homes with quality materials and sophisticated finishes ensuring your every penny’s worth.
• We offer medium-rise, low-density living – at prices within reach of the middle class professional.

Come home to your own PTR condo now and experience the ease of modern living within your means!

For unit and building specifications, click here.
Interested? Contact us!