Frequently AskedQuestions.~ Clear answers without the hype

The process generally involves choosing a unit, submitting a reservation agreement with a reservation fee (usually around ₱20,000 to ₱50,000 depending on the project), submitting required identification documents, and completing the payment of the down payment (either in cash or monthly installments). Once completed, you will undergo credit assessment for the remaining balance via bank financing or in-house options.

Yes, foreigners are legally permitted to own condominium units in the Philippines, provided that total foreign ownership in the specific condominium corporation does not exceed 40%. Foreigners are not allowed to own land in the country, but condo ownership represents an interest in the building and land co-owned by the corporation.

We offer highly flexible payment terms. Pre-selling units typically require a downpayment (ranging from 10% to 15%) spread over the construction period, with the remaining 85% to 90% settled through bank financing or cash upon turnover. RFO (Ready for Occupancy) units may require a lump sum downpayment or bank approval before move-in.

OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker) investors can securely acquire properties without returning to the Philippines. The entire process is digitized: virtual project tours, online reservation, digital signing of documents, and payments via international wire transfer or accredited remittance centers. You can designate a Special Power of Attorney (SPA) representative in the Philippines to sign physical documents on your behalf.

DMCI Homes is known as a premier builder-developer, utilizing its own in-house construction division (D.M. Consunji, Inc.) which ensures high quality and structural integrity. Key advantages include their signature Lumiventt Design Technology (natural light and ventilation pathways in high-rises), resort-style amenities, and a lower-density footprint (more open space) compared to competitors.