Back
in college, I had qualms about going to my university. The distance from my
house to DLSU is insane. It would take my 1 hour (if there’s no traffic at
all), 1 and a half hours (if there’s traffic but not so much), and 2-3 hours
(if I’m unlucky/during rush hour). But of course, that didn’t stop me from attending this beautiful school.
I
tried riding the train so it would be fast but my lazy self can’t take the
sardines life there. I would get to school so drained. So I opted for a car, so
I can sleep all throughout the ride. But the problem was, I spent so much for
my gas. I don’t even want to compute how much I spent for gas during my college
life.
Back
then, living in a dorm or condo wasn’t an option for me. I don’t know why but I
wish I asked my parents for that. I think it would’ve saved me more time (and
them money haha) if we did that option.
A week ago, I
was hanging out with a friend and we were talking about these things because
her sister is attending college soon and the university is SUPER far from their
place. Sakto I heard about VistaResidences. It is a subsidiary of Vista Land, the country’s biggest
homebuilder. It has a solid track record in building homes, developing
properties and creating communities. Therefore, its extension of expertise to
vertical residences or condominium projects, is a natural progression. Vista
Land expands the breadth and depth of its product offerings with Vista
Residences. Since its launch in 2003, it now carries a total of 24 condominiums
in various stages of development.
Since I had free time I went with my
friend to check out Vista Residences. Currently they’re building the University Series and has
five new projects:
·
Vista GL Taft (The single tower, 42 storey, and is in front of Philippine
General Hospital and very near the UP Manila campus)
·
Vista Heights in
Legarda Ave (single tower, 28-storey condo
project right within the University Belt
·
Vista Brenthill
Baguio (single tower, which is in close distance to Brent
School)
·
Vista Katipunan
(near top universities like Ateneo, Miriam and
culinary schools like CCA and Iscahm)
So I asked, what’s
the difference of Vista Residences from other existing condominiums out there?
Well, it’s STUDENT LIVING REDEFINED. Their
properties have the usual swimming pool, fitness gym and multi purpose function
halls for hosting parties or school meetings. And their University Series
houses an E-library with study pods, WIFI access, charging stations run by
solar panels and sky gardens where students can relax or meet for scholarly
discussions.
Vista
Residences is giving students better living options with a dynamic concept in
condominium living—the “University Series”—a collection of vertical residences
located close to the country’s key colleges and universities and designed
around students’ needs as well as those of the academe. It is definitely cool to students and can be trusted by parents! Check out this cool video of the Vista Residences launch last month :)
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