Here's How Much House 110K Dollars Gets You In San Carlos City Philippines

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • My friend Clegg was gracious enough to give me a tour of his beautiful home under construction in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental Philippines. RocKK Engineering, the same builder who built our home, is in charge of the construction. Total cost including a 170 square meters lot is $110,000 US dollars. Thanks for watching.
    Disclaimer: I'm not a real estate agent or broker I'm just making a video about an expat building a new house in the Philippines.
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Комментарии • 94

  • @calroach1
    @calroach1  Год назад +17

    Clegg says 120k dollars on the video but that was his estimate based on the exchange of 6 million pesos. The actual exchange rate is 55 pesos to the dollar which would make the cost a little under 110k dollars. Thanks for watching.

    • @jeeveswinston2545
      @jeeveswinston2545 Год назад

      Even better..
      Wow.

    • @jaimejones6275
      @jaimejones6275 Год назад +1

      I can see it in the future that's a beautiful house.

    • @auntiesemite9295
      @auntiesemite9295 Год назад

      I'd be interested in speaking with the builder for myself as I'm thinking of coming to live in Mindanao (Zamboanga or Davao City) later this year.

  • @xavierallen6274
    @xavierallen6274 Год назад +13

    Great content Cal, you hit a homerun as far as I'm concerned. This is exactly the kind of information I'm seeking while planning my exit from America. Thank you.

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +1

      Glad it was helpful! It was a pleasure meeting you brother.

    • @xavierallen6274
      @xavierallen6274 Год назад +1

      @@calroach1 pleasure was all mine, I'll be coming back in November for 3 months .

  • @a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m
    @a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m Год назад +8

    That house was a real eye opener. I just saw a community of new wood frame houses on concrete slab foundations that were around 2000- 2500 square feet (185-232 SQ. meters) in an un-gated rural community, near a small "retirement" town/area in N. Carolina.The starting prices were listed at $500K. Shocking!

    • @danielhackney7806
      @danielhackney7806 Год назад

      Come to southern California and a 2.400 sq ft. single family home built in 1992 will cost you $1.1 Million. My son is looking to buy a new construction 2,000 sq ft townhouse about 25 miles from where I live. Purchase price $1.25 Million. He's going to have a pretty expensive mortgage now that interest rates have doubled since Biden took office.

    • @danielhackney7806
      @danielhackney7806 Год назад

      Wow, that would be a very cheap price in most parts of southern California. The house I sold many years ago was sold last month by the guy I sold it to. It was 2,400 sq ft 4 bed 3 bath $1,050,000. My son is looking for a house in a nicer area than my old house and there is NOTHING under $1.25 Million for 2,000 sq ft.

    • @a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m
      @a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m Год назад +1

      @@danielhackney7806 Wow, that is also shocking! I talked to some people about those NC houses and was told that most of them are being bought by retirees moving here from higher income areas like California or big cities in the northeast and midwest who have sold off much more expensive properties. They are showing up with big down payments or even straight up cash offers to buy so, those houses look like bargains to them. This is a very popular "golf retirement" area. The problem is, they are pricing the local regular income people out of the market, and driving up the tax base. But, I guess that's happening in a lot of places these days.

    • @danielhackney7806
      @danielhackney7806 Год назад

      @@a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m You hit the nail on the head. The NC real estate developer's market to high cost states like California and Northeast states because they know a retired person probably has a TON of home equity in their million dollar home. They market the living is easy and the home prices are a bargain in beautiful NC. where you can buy a new home for only $500,000. Same thing is happening in Florida and Texas real estate prices are not as big a bargain anymore as retired people with lots of cash have moved in and caused a spike in real estate. As a side note my cousin lived in NC for many years when her husband was in the military and it is truly a beautiful state. You are lucky to live there.

  • @300rivers4
    @300rivers4 Год назад +3

    Holy shit! 110k+/- for a BRAND NEW 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath house and lot. That's much bigger than what we would need, so I'm sure we could get something for much less.
    That's incredible.

  • @jeeveswinston2545
    @jeeveswinston2545 Год назад +2

    Set a price, brought it in on time with no “unanticipated costs” ….. Amazing!!!! The place looks awesome. What a view!

  • @williamhung1004
    @williamhung1004 Год назад +6

    Beautiful house, but for me I am happy in my ford f350 with cabover camper, fishing the Pacifica pier every week in San Francisco. When the weather is nice I may go to Seattle and kick back.

    • @theseagoat7842
      @theseagoat7842 Год назад

      San Francisco is hell hole bro. 🤦🏾🤣🤣

    • @bayareatanders
      @bayareatanders Год назад

      Were u in American Idol? Lol

    • @williamhung1004
      @williamhung1004 Год назад

      @@bayareatanders yep, and I still bang. There's only one William Hung,...

    • @bgee5098
      @bgee5098 Год назад

      @@theseagoat7842 some parts are, but not as a whole..I think he was speaking of the SF Bay area

  • @porkpie8667
    @porkpie8667 Год назад +4

    You definitely got to go back. When the gentleman moves in . Looks a lovely property.

  • @DJTReinOkinawa
    @DJTReinOkinawa Год назад +6

    Shout out to U Dirty Puppy. Always seen your name in the chat. That’s a very BEAUTIFUL home! Good job Calvin!

  • @chuck5553
    @chuck5553 Год назад +4

    Absolutely gorgeous home. Congrats and thanks for the tour Calvin

  • @raymondking1793
    @raymondking1793 Год назад +2

    Hi BROTHER CALVIN IT'S YOUR FRIEND RAY FROM CALIFORNIA, Grate Video and interview. I really enjoyed Everything and all the information Thanks My BROTHER and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 😇🙏😇

  • @kevinkennedy4305
    @kevinkennedy4305 Год назад +4

    Great video Call!! looks like a fantastic home . Congratulations to Cleg.

  • @kingbeestacker873
    @kingbeestacker873 Год назад +1

    My friend Clegg. Great video Calvin and Clegg. I can't wait to see this in person.

  • @derekcasanares4785
    @derekcasanares4785 Год назад +5

    Very nice home. 👍

  • @c.a.sreacts
    @c.a.sreacts Год назад +3

    rocks truely a great company

  • @MrPassportKing
    @MrPassportKing Год назад +3

    Oh wow... annulment for her...

  • @mikeb9189
    @mikeb9189 Год назад +1

    Beautiful home. Mormons always good with construction projects. Great neighborhood there, know it well. Nice tour. Thanks Calvin.

  • @Filo-Joe
    @Filo-Joe Год назад +2

    Wow. Beautiful.

  • @talktimewitheddiej
    @talktimewitheddiej Год назад +1

    Beautiful house Clay, great insight Calvin gives us something to think about.

  • @qwintisntial1792
    @qwintisntial1792 Год назад +2

    THANKS CALVIN YOU ARE DOING YOUR THANG !!!!💯✌🏾

  • @c.a.sreacts
    @c.a.sreacts Год назад +2

    wow that guy is a veteran 40 years damn

  • @diecastkings
    @diecastkings Год назад +2

    Great Content i am with my wife in the real estate and construction and some other businesses in the philippines we have our own offices its a great investment and still you can build here for a good price a dream house. lots are depends on location i have start with buying lots in high END subdivisions the time i come to the philippines and the prices rising up in 5 years from 4000 php per sqm i sold it years later for 21 k php per sqm becouse many development thats ROI

  • @vondoromal7016
    @vondoromal7016 Год назад

    Another enlightening episode. You are an Expat jewel!

  • @FatboySE103
    @FatboySE103 Год назад +1

    Looks very nice.

  • @g.t.g1111
    @g.t.g1111 Год назад +4

    I’m learning several things from this video!!
    Was not aware of the funds limitation. If you are starting a business I wonder if the low amount will be the same?
    Get Marry in the states. That’s really interesting!!
    😅😮😊

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +1

      Absolutely!

    • @txtworld
      @txtworld Год назад

      Get married anywhere but the Philippines ... it doesn't haven't to be in The States. Getting married in HK is another option - you can travel there with a Filipina for up to 14 days, with neither of you requiring a visa

    • @abritabroadinthephilippines
      @abritabroadinthephilippines Год назад

      ​@@txtworld then what's the point?

  • @MoorDragon
    @MoorDragon Год назад +2

    Much nicer than those tiny boxes other expats are living in. But then if you've got the funds, go for it.

    • @bannertraveller5879
      @bannertraveller5879 Год назад

      yes would take this on over the Camilla home that the guy in other video is selling any day.

  • @danielhackney7806
    @danielhackney7806 Год назад +1

    I assume it's not really a dream of an expat to build a house in the PI as he can't legally own it. But I have heard numerous times Filipina's have dreams of owning their own home. Looks like Clegg is making that dream come true for his girl and it's only costing him $120K. As a side note he did mention 6 kids would be living in the house so he really does need 200 sq meters! My wife and I with our 2 boys lived in a 2,400 sq ft house. But now that I'm retired and no kids anymore don't need that kind of space.

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +1

      Well he can lease it back to himself since they're not married. Try a little positivity man you sound miserable as hell.. or jealous!

    • @danielhackney7806
      @danielhackney7806 Год назад

      @@calroach1 No just watched numerous expat video's about stupid guys building GF or wife houses they can NEVER own. Did you take your own advice and lease back the house you built?

  • @alexanderdonmichael
    @alexanderdonmichael Год назад +1

    Great Video Brother!

  • @dansretirementjourneyphili6794
    @dansretirementjourneyphili6794 Год назад +6

    Can't build a garage for that kind of money in the States...

  • @rick32k
    @rick32k Год назад +4

    Do you have any link to rock engineering facebook or something like that?

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад

      RocKK Engineering contact batomalaquearthur@gmail.com

  • @ManOfAdventure2011
    @ManOfAdventure2011 Год назад +1

    Nice!

  • @justaskKj
    @justaskKj Год назад +1

    That house is awesome, I had to look up what a dirty kitchen was , you’ll never got that much house in the states for that price

  • @cr2802
    @cr2802 Год назад

    Bravo!!! 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽

  • @pgs6922
    @pgs6922 Год назад

    Hi Calvin, it was a pleasure to meet you outside the gym back in November when we were staying at the Palau Hotel. We later got a short term apartment at Park Place Apts because of your helpful video! I was wondering if you had any contact info for Rock Engineering, we can't seem to find any.

  • @lamonsmith6614
    @lamonsmith6614 Год назад

    I can’t be the only one.

  • @AlexJacobsOfficial
    @AlexJacobsOfficial Год назад +1

    Damn.

  • @troyelam8978
    @troyelam8978 Год назад +1

    I always notice these boxy styles of homes in the Philippines. Do the builders they are know how to build different shapes, or is this just what they’re used to or does this somehow work better with typhoons? If you wanted a Spanish style Villa type of home built, could that be done?

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +1

      I'm not sure but they're sure are sturdy and we'll built.

    • @udirtypuppy5174
      @udirtypuppy5174 Год назад

      spanish style or traditional homes are more popular than our modern home. Obviously the cost of building is dramatically more expensive but imo the resale value is tremendously less in the market

  • @fidensiomendoza4880
    @fidensiomendoza4880 Год назад +2

    It’s a beautiful American style home! I would love to be able to have something like if I decide to retire in the Philippines. Too bad that you can’t own land in the Philippines unless your Filipino or married/ living with one. It would be great if someday in the near future the Filipino government would be willing to allow Expats to own land. I imagine that would bring a lot of Revenue into the Philippines. Maybe that might make them reconsider.

    • @c.a.sreacts
      @c.a.sreacts Год назад +2

      if that happen a lot of foreinger will buy up land

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +3

      You can lease the land to yourself for 50 years and own the house.

    • @jefferytallant3814
      @jefferytallant3814 Год назад +1

      The land laws are about to change in the Philippines for foreign ownership with the Philippines house bill number 6 and 7352 Con-Con which will change the Philippines Constitution to allow Foreign investment. Pray it passes 🙏

    • @jefferytallant3814
      @jefferytallant3814 Год назад

      @@calroach1 They are about to change the Constitution with a Con-Con

    • @txtworld
      @txtworld Год назад +8

      You want hordes of Chinese buying up Filipino land - pricing the Pinoy out of his own country?

  • @male918
    @male918 6 месяцев назад

    How did he buy the land?? Foreigners cannot own land in philippines.

  • @Terry-ib6uv
    @Terry-ib6uv Год назад +1

    This looks like life styles of the rich and famous. For sure I could never afford living in the Philippines.

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад

      On the contrary it's quite inexpensive to live here.

    • @free2roam674
      @free2roam674 Год назад +1

      Most ex pats rent I believe. I am retiring there soon and I will be able to live comfortably for the monthly cost of my rent in Calgary, $2,000/month. The only reason I can retire now is because I am moving there, I could not yet afford to retire in Canada.

  • @auntiesemite9295
    @auntiesemite9295 Год назад

    My understanding is that foreigners aren't permitted to own land in the Philippines.
    Did he buy it under his partner's name? How does that work if there is a divorce?

    • @bannertraveller5879
      @bannertraveller5879 Год назад

      he's not married which is odd for a Mormon to shack up .His life he knows the risk.

  • @rowthunder
    @rowthunder Год назад

    I think I'll just rent. I own property in the United States.

  • @mossimokhibab8718
    @mossimokhibab8718 Год назад

    Brother please respond back to me
    I’m coming to the philippine.
    Retire America can you reach out to me

  • @GeecheeLion
    @GeecheeLion Год назад +1

    I dont need to watch this. Not spending that much on a house.

    • @danielhackney7806
      @danielhackney7806 Год назад

      That house is very inexpensive, my son is buying a townhouse about the same size here in southern California and it's costing him $1.25 million dollars. So homes prices in the Pi are definitely far more reasonable than here in So Cal.

    • @bannertraveller5879
      @bannertraveller5879 Год назад

      just rent then

  • @jameswilson1522
    @jameswilson1522 Год назад +1

    Incredible ! 🫡

  • @nanealdiamond28
    @nanealdiamond28 Год назад

    6M pesos is alot of money

  • @hopeinthephilippines4295
    @hopeinthephilippines4295 Год назад +2

    Great video Calvin as always what’s your email I need to contact you about something private

    • @calroach1
      @calroach1  Год назад +1

      calroach1@gmail.com thanks