The High-Rise Development Group of Vista Land successfully staged ‘Student Living Redefined,’ a condominium fair that highlighted its portfolio of vertical communities near educational institutions. The event brought together homebuyers, investors, and business partners to explore value-focused opportunities in the student housing market.
Redefining student living
Keynote speaker Andro ‘Andoy’ Beltran, Vice President and Head of Business Development and Market Education at FirstMetroSec, offered a renewed perspective on real estate sales. He stressed that ‘real estate sales is no longer about convincing, but about aligning products and services with the requirements and preferences of the market.’
In the case of university condominiums, this position is evident, as sustained demand from homebuyers reinforces their position as strategic and sustainable investments. He also underscored the long-term value of vertical communities in premium educational clusters, such as Taft and Katipunan Avenues, offering parents peace of mind and income potential, students comfort, convenience, and a sense of community, and investors steady rental demand and cash flow.
John Belacha, Officer-in-Charge of Vista Residences, presented Vista Land’s growing portfolio of university condominiums in Metro Manila, highlighting the company’s commitment to enhancing the aspirational lifestyles of the academic community. At the center of the showcase were Kinsan Heights, Kizuna Heights, Plumeria Heights, and Hawthorne Heights, translating to both high-quality student living and secure investments. Attendees also learned about Livwell, the official leasing partner of Vista Land, and its programs that sustain the profitability of university condominiums.
Creating connected communities for students
The event concluded with the reminder that redefining student living is not about constructing residences; it is about creating environments that nurture learning and long-term value. The Student Living Redefined served as a showcase of vertical communities while also providing a platform for the evolving needs and preferences of students.
Vertical residences for the Filipinos of today
With a keen knowledge of Filipinos’ hopes, aspirations, and preferences, Vista Land is building vertical communities that not only shape the skyline but also provide the amenities and services that uphold Filipino sensibilities. Strategically located within central business districts, transportation networks, and educational clusters in Metro Manila and key cities, the company envisions creating beautiful condominiums where Filipinos can truly be at home. The vertical communities also offer investment opportunities, as real estate often appreciates or is leased to generate passive income.