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Fort Bonifacio – Construction Updates – 2012
While the West area of Fort Bonifacio Global City is almost fully developed, there are several new developments rising in the other areas of The Fort.
Follow with us the updates for the new condominium projects in Fort Bonifacio Global City, just bookmark this page and check the updates!
Here’s the list of the projects we are currently covering, just click on the project you wish to follow:
If you are a unit owner of a condominium apartment in The Fort, willing to rent out your unit for long term rent, let us help you in quickly find a good tenant. Just email us at info@fortbonifaciorent.com and tell us your needs.
How many Starbucks are there in Fort Bonifacio Global City?
“Let’s meet in Starbucks!” – If you are a coffee addict like me, probably you’ve said that a lot, setting a lot of meetings there, right?
Recently I had a conversation with a friend of mine that sounded like this:
- “In which Starbucks do we meet?”
- “The one in Fort Bonifacio!”
- “Ok. Which one?”
- “The one in High Street! Why? How many are there?” read more
Differences between Bare, Unfurnished, Semi and Fully Furnished
Apartments for rent and for sale, can be advertized as:
- Bare - Unfurnished - Semi-Furnished - Fully Furnished
We’ll cover what those terms means, specifically for the Real Estate market in the Philippines, in the way they are commonly used by developers and, as a consequence, by brokers and owners.
Bare:
The term “bare” describes an apartments where there’s really nothing in it, aside from the main door.
There will be no tiles (just concrete for the pavement), no paint for walls and ceiling, no internal doors, no electrical wirings. Kitchen and bathrooms will also be at the concrete stage.
This is usually the standard for commercial units, but it will be very rare that a residential apartment will be offered for rent as bare.
Unfurnished:
This is the most common way a developer will deliver the apartment to the buyer.