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The retail ripple effect: How businesses boost real estate value
The Philippine Star
|May 23, 2025
While factors like infrastructure, security, and community vibe are crucial, the presence of locators and retail establishments within or near a residential area can significantly enhance its appeal and, more importantly, the value of your investment.
Understanding this "retail ripple effect" can empower you to make smarter, more informed decisions when choosing your dream home in the Philippines.
MORE THAN JUST CONVENIENCE
The most obvious benefit of having retail locators nearby is the convenience it offers. Have immediate access to various conveniences as soon as you step out of your home:
• Daily Essentials: groceries, pharmacies, convenience stores—get your everyday needs without lengthy commutes to save precious time and reduce daily stress.
• Dining Options: from quick snacks and enjoying meals with the family, to trying out cafes, having diverse dining options also provides social opportunities for the community.
• Services: having banks, salons, laundry shops, and other essential services located close by simplifies errands and improves your overall quality of life.
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