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Mandaluyong – A Vibrant Business District in the Heart of Manila
Dubbed as the "Tiger City of the Philippines," Mandaluyong is considered as one of the most important financial areas in the country. The western half of Ortigas center, where major economic activities thrive, is home to the main office of top companies in the country including San Miguel Corporation, Asian Development Bank, and Unilab. In addition, EDSA Shang-rila, SM Megamall, Robinson's Galleria are based here, giving Mandaluyong another nickname popular to shoppers – the Shopping Capital of the Philippines.
A Fast-paced Neighborhood
The city is still one of the most accessible places in the Metro due to the availability of different public transportations (MRT line, buses, taxis) and main thoroughfares (EDSA, Shaw Boulevard, and C5). If you're looking for an alternative option, you can ride the Pasig Ferry and lets you enjoy the idyllic ride while traversing the Pasig River.
Owing to its booming economy, yuppies and business executives are a common sight in the city. You'll see them rushing to their offices, meeting with clients, or dining out with families and friends. Many Business Process Outsourcing companies are also located in some of the cities high-rise buildings, like IBM Daksh, Sitel, West Contact Services, eTelecare, and Teleperformance.
Mandaluyong is also busy, thanks to how shopping malls develop and promote the shopping lifestyle. Population can balloon and traffic can be heavy during sales season, thanks to the massive discounts offered and the increasing number of foreign and Asian brands made available in the malls.
A Myriad of Philippine Properties for Sale
While condominiums are the real estate of choice to buy or rent, residential communities are the predominant option for many families, especially to middle-income earners. Townhouses and single-family homes for sale are readily available for those looking to live in the city with their loved ones.
Those searching for luxurious properties have the option to buy houses and lots from exclusive subdivisions, like Addition Hills Village or Wack Wack Subdivision.
