Meticulously designed to be able to provide residents with a homey abode,
these 23-storey, L-shaped buildings feature well-appointed studio, one-
bedroom, and two-bedroom units with floor areas of 22, 28 to 34, and 44 to 49
square meters respectively. Unit features include a bedroom, living area,
floor-to-ceiling picture windows, a dining area, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a
utility area. With its resident’s active lifestyle, health, and relaxation in
mind, The Linear boasts of amenities such as commercial centers on the ground
floor, a 25-meter lap pool with adjoining wading pool and kiddie pool, a fully
equipped fitness center with shower rooms, an outdoor children's playground,
party rooms, a game room with billiard tables and dart equipment, themed
parks, a multipurpose covered court, a study hall with computer stations, a
200-meter jogging and walking trail, picnic areas, a viewing deck, and a
central park with free Wi-Fi. Straddling Mayapis, Malugay and Yakal Streets in
San Antonio Village, Makati City, The Linear is strategically nestled near
shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, offices, hospitals, and schools.
Something's really wrong with the drainage or plumbing of rhe building. It smells everywhere, the lobby smells like radish, the fire exits, parking area and the building parameter smell worse. They also have not so nice eand not so friendly crew, receptionists are not the most helpful people you can find. The good thing though is that you have a convenience store and laundry shop downstairs within the buildig and a supermarket across it. Security wise, they don't know their tenants, they're not roo critical avout outsiders and visitors.
i almost buy a unit here.
following make me did do that:
1. to much noise from PNR train and bar from the collective at night.
2. easy flood area.
3. not enough paking space and always traffic around the building
the good side is the is a emerging area of makati.
lot of lot of new project near by. hope the gov can solve the noise and flood problems.
My mom recently bought a one-bedroom unit here. I like the fact that it's centrally located. It's across Cash and Carry Mall plus The Collective. Likewise, I'm looking forward to the amenities. It has a big pool and there's a jogging track, basketball court, and a neat roofdeck. However, it is in a flood-prone area and is beside the railroad track and the highway.
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Tracing its roots from its foundation in 1955 by Andrew L. Gotianun, Sr.,
Filinvest Development Corporation is the holding company of the Filinvest
Group. With businesses in banking services, hotel management and power
generation, FDC started delving into real estate development in 1967. With
their core business model committed in delivering the Filipino dream, FDC has
built several residential developments, central business districts, industrial
estates and shopping complexes in Metro Manila and the Philippines. One of its
flagship projects is the Festival Supermall in Alabang.
