For more info contact Thrace Alcalde +63 (920) 906 3290, +63 (922) 800 8740, +63 (2) 298 5389or email at vistamanila@gmail.com.

For more info contact Thrace Alcalde +63 (920) 906 3290, +63 (922) 800 8740, +63 (2) 298 5389or email at vistamanila@gmail.com.

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Crosswinds at Tagaytay

There is much to love about Crosswinds. One is altogether transported to a quieter, gentler place upon entering the exclusive Tagaytay. Brittany Corporation, a subsidiary of Vista Land . With its charming Swiss-inspired architecture and rolling terrain, the 100-hectare community is decidedly picture- pretty. There are pocket gardens filled with cheerful flowers that brighten green slopes, and lush stands of pine trees that scent the air with sweet pine resin. These are where one would find wild birds perched on tree boughs happily chirping away. In another area of the community, a gurgling clean brook gently meanders through stones. All these invite residents to pause, re-discover simple pleasures, and imbibe the calming effect of nature. Had enough of the quiet? The usual Tagaytay haunts that offer a variety of action; night-life and superlative dining are just minutes away. Alternatively, residents can set their own pace to walk or jog uphill and downhill through the Crosswinds development’s well-paved roads to get that cardiovascular workout.  And as they slow down to rest, they might be surprised to find clumps of wild clover with tiny and delicate lavender blooms. Or yellow and black butterflies and greenish-gold dragonflies hovering above well-trimmed hedges. Perhaps, inhale the sweet smell of newly-cut grass.

Crosswinds is a mere 57 kilometers from Metro Manila, making it a convenient destination where one can retreat from the city. The community’s cool and calming quiet allows residents a chance to revitalize after the frenetic pace of urban living. At Crosswinds, homeowners have the option of choosing a custom home site where they can build their own Swiss chalets, or opt for a house and lot such as the charming duplex units of Deux Pointe, situated at the highest peak of the property.

Others, however, choose to stay in upscale Grand Quartier condominiums whose two towers offer a magnificent birds-eye-view of the community and surrounding expanse of over 20,000 pine trees. The good news is that it is now possible to sample that special Crosswinds lifestyle without actually buying a property. Through a partnership with Hospitality International Inc. (HII) and the Grand Quartier Serviced Apartment Program, individually-owned condominium units are pooled to operate as a hotel. This means that beautifully furnished units open for daily, weekly or monthly stays, and are now available at reasonable rates.  HII has a track record where unit-owners attest to the superior quality of operations and the value they provide. The company currently operates six properties. Among theses are two condominium hotels, two residential condominiums, and one “condormitel.”  Unit owners are essentially partners in the operation – investing in the furnishing and design of their property according to the guidelines that HII has set to achieve a consistent look.  And thus a Crosswinds getaway is now possible as a Valentines Day retreat. But seeing as love should always be expressed, The Grand Quartier at Crosswinds is also where memorable moments with loved ones can be shared throughout the year. Sample the lifestyle at Crosswinds and prepare to be enamored. You just might decide to invest in a home all your own.

Your home away from home at the Grand Quartier For more details, visit to www.myvistacrosswinds.com.

MANILA – Like other property developers, Villar-led Vista Land and Lifescapes Inc. believes that the real estate sector is on its way to recovery as its reservation sales rose steeply in the second quarter of the year.

In a press briefing on Thursday, Vista Land Vice President for Finance Ricardo Tan said the company’s sales have picked up, supported by the strong demand for low-cost and affordable homes.

“We’ve been seeing signs of recovery in the sector with the gradual return of consumer confidence,” he said.

The company’s reservation sales, a leading indicator of sales revenue and overall financial performance, jumped 35% to P4.5 billion in the second quarter from P3.4 billion in the previous quarter.

Apart from stable remittance inflows and the low interest rate environment, Tan said their aggressive marketing efforts and launching of new projects over the last few months boosted Vista Land’s sales takeup.

Vista Land is the holding company of 4 business units: Brittany, Crown Asia, Camella Homes and Communities Philippines.

In the first half of 2009, its core net income fell 20% to P1.29 billion from P1.61 billion in the same period in 2008 as it prepaid bulk of its dollar-denominated debts and booked a decline in revenues to P4.9 billion from P5.27 billion.

Tan said they are expecting a drop in income and revenues for the full year 2009, “coming from a high base and reflecting the weakness in sales takeup last year.”

However, he said: “We remain confident about our company’s prospects. We hope the property sector will continue to gain momentum for the rest of the year.”
Two-thirds of Vista Land’s first-half revenues were contributed by low-cost and affordable units Camella Homes and Communities Philippines, while the remaining came from middle-income Crown Asia and high-end Brittany. Tan said this trend will likely continue.

“That’s why we will continue to focus on our low-cost and affordable segments. Although many developers are attempting to tap the overseas Filipino market (OFW) and compete in these segments where demand has been stable, we believe Vista Land has a competitive edge given the track record and popularity of our brands,” said Tan, noting that OFWs continue to account for 60% of their sales.

Vista Land launched 12 projects in the first half of the year with an estimated value of P13 billion. In the remaining half, it plans to launch another 15, of which 75% will be located in the provinces, particularly in Batangas, Pampanga, Tuguegarao in Cagayan, Cabanatuan in Nueva Ecija, and Isabela.