The Community with Endless Oppurtunity

	REAL ESTATE OVERVIEW

Location Barangay Balabag, Pavia Town
Offering Development (with a variety of units to choosen from)
Name Providence Iloilo™
Property Type House + Lot
Transaction For Sale
Asking Price P 1,279,000 ~ P 1,914,720
Lot Area 80 m² ~ 200 m²
Floor Area 45 m² ~ 78 m²
Terms Fixed and non-negotiable
Monthly Maintenance Dues P 18,757

	PRICING INFORMATION

P 1,279,000 ~ P 1,914,720

SHOW CURRENCIES US$ 28,670 ~ US$ 42,921 € 19,266 ~ € 28,843 A$ 32,680 ~ A$ 48,924 £ 15,043 ~ £ 22,520 C$ 30,700 ~ C$ 45,960 FJ$ 46,847 ~ FJ$ 70,133 HK$ 223,912 ~ HK$ 335,206 S 119,900 ~ S 179,496 ¥ 3,156,930 ~ ¥ 4,726,066 MR 95,358 ~ MR 142,756 SAR 107,515 ~ SAR 160,954 S$ 40,408 ~ S$ 60,493 R 223,631 ~ R 334,786 D 105,298 ~ D 157,637

Price/Lot Area P 4,000/m² ~ P 4,000/m²

	PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Providence - Pavia, Iloilo
Philippines' Finest

Middle Class Mass Housing Community
50.42% Saleable Area only, the rest open space, roads, parks, etc.
The only residential place in Iloilo landscaped by World Class Architect Ildefonso P. Santos- "The Father of Philippine Landscaped Architecture".
The only subdivision with three village centers with three swimming pools, 2 basketball courts, 2 double stories clubhouses, inter-active children's playground, and many more.
The only residential place provided with P5 million Homeowners' Association Trust Fund by the developer.
The only residential subdivision applying New Urbanism Principles in real estate development.
Themes and designs inspired by Architect Luis Barragan of Guadalajara, Mexico- a Pritzker Architecture Laureate of 1980.

Proud to be World Class

Providence - Pavia, Iloilo
This is the site of a revolutionary housing concept from St. Rafael Development Corporation of Iloilo. In the tradition of the many monumental firsts of Iloilo, Providence-Iloilo boasts of the only, and perhaps the Philippines' first, world-class mass housing community outside of Mega Manila.

Situated in the vicinity of Barangay Balabag, Pavia, Metro Iloilo City, it will become the center of a New Urbanism, a design movement now sweeping the globe in its reinvention of the neighborhood concept. Providence Iloilo, designed to have a balance of housing, jobs, and services, aims to fulfill every Filipino family's dream of a secure, accessible, comfortable, and sustainable home and community. It also allows for a variety of choices in home sizes, types and styles made available and affordable for the most discerning in providing for a quality family life.

Inspired by Divine Providence and enabled by careful planning and foresight, St. Rafael Development Corporation of Iloilo hopes that Providence Iloilo will be instrumental in enhancing the life of every Filipino family. Hence, it upholds its vision: "Building Communities. Transforming Lives. For the greater Glory of God."

Read more articles about Providence Iloilo:

The Philippines' Finest

Providence Iloilo

Both articles appeared in The News Today and Cream Magazine.

	AREA DESCRIPTION

Pavia was established in 1848 by the Spanish as a town of the District of Jaro. Before the incurations of the Spaniards, Pavia was believed to be settled by the Malays and later on by the Chinese had established trade and commerce in the settlement with an estimated population of 200 to 400 persons.

The historical facts coupled with sentiments made sentimental Pavianhons believe that their town was built in 1848 when thirteen landowners decided to shape the future of the former camping place, decisively noted as "biya-biya", meaning neglected or abandoned. In October 2, 1886, the plans for the bricks church of Pavia was completed in Spain and official launching of the construction was started on the day of Patron Saint, Sta. Monica, May 4, 1887. The Spanish Curate Rev. Fr. Antonio Fermintino who enlisted the labor force of the town undertook supervision of the construction. It is believed that the town was named after Colonel Pavia of Spain. Old folks still remember the heroic stand of Pedro Darroca and Juan Cornel in 1889 and the fierce battle against the Americans in Sambag and Ungka in 1899. Pavia, which had been a part of Sta. Barbara since 1901, seceded from it in 1904 and was annexed to Iloilo City. But Jaro, together with Pavia and Leganes, seceded from Iloilo City in 1907. This made Pavia an "arabal" of Jaro.

Providence Iloilo is strategically located near government centers, such as the Pavia Poblacion, Jaro Plaza, the Capitol Building (housing the Provincial Museum); educational institutions such as the Central Philippine University Main Campus and the University of the Philippines-Visayas (Iloilo campus); commercial establishments such as SM Iloilo and the Atrium; and an industrial site, that is, the Coca Cola Plant.

Close to the Iloilo airport, harbor, and the Jaro cathedral, it is accessible through several routes, namely, the Diversion Highway, the Jaro-Tacas Route, and the Pavia-Jibaoa-Mandurriao Route. Hence, its prime location situates it at the heart of the metropolis, possessing the lifeblood that's uniquely Iloilo.

Interesting Places
Roman Catholic Church - century old church, made of red bricks and coral stones.
Japanese Garrison - used to be visited by Japanese nationals and tourists is located on a private lot Barangay Aganan.
Orchid and Anthurium Garden in Brgy. Balabag a collection and anthurium both native and imported.
Festivals and Fiestas - The carabao-carroza race and parade held annually every 3rd of May, a day before the festivity of the town's fiesta.

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	AREA DETAILS

Security This property is in a gated community with 24 hour security.
Neighborhood Area Suburban residential
Proximity to...

General Hospital		15 min
Downtown Area		15 min
Seaside		30 min
Shopping Mall		15 min
Police Station		5 min
Fire Station		15 min
International Airport		30 min