Is This Philippines' BEVERLY HILLS?! | Richest Neighborhood in Manila 🇵🇭
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, we visited the wealthiest neighborhood in the Philippines. It's in Makati, Manila, beside Bonifacio Global City (BGC). It's a gated community where lots of rich and powerful Filipinos live. Many people compare it to Beverly Hills in America.
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the most expensive gated village is Dasmariñas Village and Forbes Park comes 2nd. There are a lot of gated villages all over metro manila with million dollar mansions (bel-air, Magallanes, urdaneta, green hills, new manila, valle Verde, horse shoe, Ayala heights, Tierra Pura, Ayala hillside estates, Corinthians, wack wack, palladium, white plains, green Meadows, Loyola grand villas, McKinley hills, la Vista and the list goes on etc. The least price is probably 2 million US dollars)
Wow, interesting! Minimum $2 million is impressive 🤩
Don't forget the southern metro Manila area like Ayala Alabang, Alabang Hills, Hillsborough, Ayala Southvale, Portofino. And also the villages in Nuvali, Santa Rosa
Been both inside Dasmariñas Village and Forbes Park South both in Makati next to BGC. Dasma is more modern and has more fancy and big mansions than Forbes Park. But its in Forbes Park where you can find the bigger mansions of the ultra rich of the Philippines. You can't see the actual houses as the walls are High and the design were suited for long time ago but it is only in this village where I see helicopters next to the rows of vehicles. Hahahahaha just imagine how big the property inside those walled residences to accommodate a hangar and helipad. I saw once in the residence of Danding Cojuangco in Forbes ŵhen the gate was open coz they were cleaning the garage. Some mansions in Dasma doesn't have a wall in front but rather have manicured garden with design. We were there to deliver 50 sacks of 50kilo sugar for a charity event during Christmas. Most of the wives of the rich hacienderos in Bacolod and Negros would always have this charity event and they wanted to repack the sugar in the residence of Ledesma family. We've been going around for more than an hour looking for a house with a mailbox infront. We even reach the school campus inside the village. Sàn Àgustin i think. And the security already chased us and wanted us to go back to the gate. Then around 5pm, most of the gardeners came out to water the plants outside and one ask us which house we are looking for. When we said the Ledesma he pointed the house on the other side. His boss is also a haciendera and we speak the same Ilonggo dialect. True there was a mailbox but was put down next to the garage as it was knockdown during the typhoon. Hahahahaha
You will also love San Lorenzo Village, Makati The ambiance inside the village is different. It has a lot of trees and rhe birds chirping are everywhere. Assumption College exclusive school for girls is inside.
Ayala Alabang Village is a super modern ultra rich village. It's like the next generation of Forbes Park family lives here. Hahahaha. You can find unique and different designs of mansions. La Salle Zobel is inside this village. What makes it unique is the preservation of rhe mango trees as per request by the Madrigal family. Each mansion in Kaliwa or Kanan area have a Mango tree inside their lot and usually the design of the mansion and the pool would usually be based on where the tree is. It's in this village where you can find unique house designs and gardens. There's like a desert 🏜 like a countryside, like a native, like a European style. The movie about the Marcoses leaving the country was filmed there. The mansion in the corner of Ambuklao and Maria Kristina was used as Malacañàng. Streets on Kaliwa (Left) are usually named after waterfalls or dams or mountains while in Kanan (Right) are usually named after flowers and trees. Each street were planted with the same tree on the whole street like Pili in Ambuklao. You can't touch the tree even if it fell down during typhoon or water them during summer. The village maintain them including the cutting of grasses on empty lots. Acacia trees line up the four lane road when you enter either Kaliwa or Kanan gates. Been in Ayala for two years in the late eighties and early nineties. Those were the days. I think there's really a big improvement now and a lot more mansions. Before it was only a few that's why we were allowed to take some mangoes in empty lots. Heard that an American private school, Woodrose School or Academy is already operational and I saw it was featured during ASEAN games when Thailand was complaining that they don't have a field to practice and the school offered their campus. In Ayala Alabang Village, you will never feel that you're in the Philippines, you'll say you're in Europe or USA. But in this village you will feel and see how powerful the rich are and how powerless the poor is. That's my opinion. Hahahahaha
Would love to see Wack walk Village and Alabang Hills too. It's where the BRINT School is located. (British International School)
Just imagine also what could provinces outside Manila could.offer. About these mansions we are talking. But I think this is already very long. Thank you for reading.
In cebu theres a gated village and its beverly hills with big mansions too
Awesome! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Philippines is a very poor and underdeveloped country. According to the world bank, 37% of the population still live in slums as of 2021. With a gdp per capita (PPP) of 11420 in 2023, which is only half of the world average of 22226, making it one of the poorest countries in the world.
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Amazing, there's a lot of amazing place in manila...And the Filipino Hospitality...So guys injoy ..Stay safe and I love you ..Amazing voices I had learned...❤️❤️❤️
Yes! So much to explore 🤩
There is North Forbes Park and there is South Forbes Park. That's a huge area to cover.
Yeah, wish we could explore it further
You guys are too funny😂. The stars on the sidewalk is in Hollywood Blvd, which is in Los Angeles City proper, separate from the city of Beverly Hills. The Philippines has its own version of that too. You should check out Eastwood City, it's dubbed as the San Francisco of the Philippines. It's in Quezon City, your neighborhood.👍
Hahah aah 😅👍 It would be cool to visit Eastwood city as well, many people are recommending it
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Visit also Eastwood, Ortigas Center and Alabang
Explore metro Manila guys..enjoynand stay safe!🎉🎊😍
Yess, we continue to explore 🤩 thanks!
I'm SHOCKED too
Try to visit The ayala or makati
Try the VENICE MALL its also in BGC......You'll love it there, definitely worth of your time.
Actually, there's a Beverly Hills near the Metro Manila. It's a subdivision in Antipolo where there are also mansions.
Whaat?! Another one 😂 is it gated as well?
@@lostandjetlaggedthe most expensive gated village is Dasmariñas Village and Forbes Park comes 2nd. There are a lot of gated villages all over metro manila with million dollar mansions (bel-air, Magallanes, urdaneta, green hills, new manila, valle Verde, horse shoe, Ayala heights, Tierra Pura, Ayala hillside estates, Corinthians, wack wack, palladium, white plains, green Meadows, Loyola grand villas, McKinley hills, la Vista and the list goes on etc. The least price is probably 2 million US dollars)
Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao is actually a resident of Forbes Park! You may have heard of him!😊
YES, that's one of the area or places where the RICH Filipinos & Foreigners too lives....It's an EXCLI+USIVES SUB-DIVISION....I think they called it FORBES PARK...I think.
It's expensine there the houses there cost over a billion pesos, the cheapest is around 700 million .... Some of them have elevator in their houses..
Haha wow! That's crazy. Would be cool to visit one
Did you mean Quezon City? Actually Quezon City has its own similar place... places, I mean. That place is more like the wealthy places in New York where most old rich live.
Oo nice! Have to check those out then 🤩
Go to Eastwood city at quezon city known as San Francisco of the Philippines
come to Baguio city too for a different environment. lots of foreign people like it here due to cold weather and its a clean city!
We have to check it out sometime. Many people recommends it! Thank you
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hat place is Forbes park.
Legendary place
The two of you are walking outside South Forbes Park. The entrance gate is near the Catholic church. You just walk on the street outside. Its like walking on the dirt road and never reach the highway. Hahahahaha some of the houses have helicopters next to their cars in rhe garàge. Just imagine how huge thè property if it can accommodate a hangar and helipad. Sè one in Danding Cojuangco residence. Rich people go to their office on helicopters to avoid the inconvèniènce of traffic and fear of being kidnapped.
there is a Trump tower in makati 🙃
Haha we actually saw it a day after filming this video
The house of World Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao is nearby. Just the guards.
når drar dere videre til andre steder i filippinene?🙂
Mest sannsynlig neste tur. Denne gang blir vi i Manila og en tur til Boracay snart
I love thé fact that you like My favorite President Barack Obama,, you guys are funny ,, yes old money live in droves park,, although they are some new money like Pacquio, some rich Actors and actresses from the Philippines but only a few the rest is old money
The polo club menbership card cost 20m peso 😂. I have been there one time for hourse course lesson with my friend
Nope Makati (Forbes Park,San Antonio hills, Magallanes) which are gated Subds,houses that ranged from 4 to 12M USD,Alabang and Tagaytay are some of the riches live those in BGC’s are mostly Condo’s and still new, during sundays all the luxury cars come out on the streets of BGC on a group chances are you can find lambourgini, porsce with those kind, you got those idea of politicians owning luxuries way back on the 80’s😅
That's not the area where the Filipino rich live. They live in Ayala-Alabang in Mandaluyong City, south of Manila. 20-30 minute drive from BGC if normal traffic.
Ayala Alabang Village is not in Mandaluyong. It is in Alabang, a short drive from Alabang Zapote Road. The village is so huge that it has four entrances: Alabang gate. Muntinlupa, Las Piñas and Imus Cavite. But the Alabang Gate which comprises of Kaliwa(Left) and Kanan (Right) gates are where the riches of the rich are. The gates open to a four lane road lined with Acacia trees. In Kaliwa area the streets are named after dams and waterfalls and rivers and mountains while in Kanan area, the streets are named after flowers and trees. I think the Manalo mansion is in Bougainvillea Street. Jaworkski mansion is in Maria Kristina (Falls) Street. Ramon Fernández mansion is in San Bernardino (Dam) Street and so on and so forth. Only phase 1 with all those mango trees are.resided by the rich and the famous. There's La Salle, Zobel school there along Maria Kristina Road. And the Woodrose (American) School there in in phase 3 i think. It was featured during SEA GAMES When Thailand complained that they have no field to practice and the school offered the football field in the campus. It looks like school in Europe. Lived there for two years during the coup de tat days. I mean late eighties. Those were the days. But living in Ayala Alabang one could experience and feel how powerful the rich are and how powerless the rich is. That's on my own opinion.
Alabang, Muntinlupa
@@gladysroca4007 Sorry, you are correct...hahah Actually I used to work there in HSBC Muntinlupa. Nalito lang...haha
Hahaha! Ayala-Alabang in Mandaluyong?
These vloggers making a living getting views here in the Philippines
We wish!
You guys literally walked along McKinley road . You don't even step on the entrance of Forbes 😂😂 then you put the Beverley hills of the ph? Well it make sense though, cause for Sure you ain't enter Forbes.
😂 thanks
We did want to get in tho
Don't go to the rich areas - they are 455h0l3s people there.
Go to the provinces, people are respectful, friendly and kind.
Hmm we didn't meet any of those 😅 but the people in the provinces is exceptionally kind 🤩
@@lostandjetlaggedsurely this guy is from the province and sadly some of them hates Manila out of jealousy
I'm Filipino for me that's not rich
What's not rich?
You guys are totally misinformed
Tondo is actually the Beverly Hills of the Philippines, you should go there.