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Golden Haven memorial lots offer high investment return

The Philippine Star

MANILA, Philippines — With the COVID pandemic halting price increases in property developments, investments in Golden Haven memorial lots are now getting on the radar of smart investors.

A subsidiary of Villar-owned listed firm Golden Bria Holdings, Golden Haven boasts of over 30 projects in premier locations across the country, offering memorial lots that make perfect low-risk and safe investments.

Aside from its beautifully designed parks and tranquil settings that honor the dearly departed, the memorial lots at Golden Haven increase in value over time, appreciating by at least 20 percent yearly.

For instance, lots at Golden Haven Memorial Park in Las Piñas, a 15-hectare property that features elements of Spanish architecture, now cost around P378,000, an impressive 2,240 percent hike from the P5,000 price when it first opened in 1984.

In Golden Haven Cebu, a mountaintop sanctuary inspired by Italian design, a P25,000 memorial lot in 2005 now costs P232,000, an increase of over 828 percent in value.

Another choice location is Golden Haven Memorial Park in Cagayan de Oro, known for its majestic replica of the famed Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil. In 2007, memorial plots cost P33,000. Today, those plots now cost P89,000, a 170 percent increase in value.

As more developers offer incredibly flexible terms and even substantial discounts to prospective property seekers at a low cost—with no risks involved—but with a proven high return on their investments, Golden Haven continue to lead the pack, backed up by its parent firm’s proven credibility and track record in the real estate industry.

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