Pasig is a picturesque setting nestled approximately 12 kms. Est of Manila sprawled along the banks of Marikina and Pasig Rivers, on the southeastern end of Pasig River, bounded by Quezon City and Marikina City on the North, Mandaluyong City on the West, Makati City, Pateros and Taguig on the South, Cainta and Taytay (Province of Rizal) on the East.
Pasig is one of the oldest city in the Philippines and richly laden with history and culture. “Pasig” is an old Sanskrit word referring to a “river flowing from one body of water to another,” in the case of Pasig River, from Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay according to Dr. Jose Villa Panganiban – a linguist, professor, and former director of the Institute of National Language.
Pasig City, not known to many, became the Provincial Capital of Rizal until 1975 when the Metro Manila Commission was created under Presidential Decree No. 824, then the Senate and the House of Representative enacted Republic Act 7829 converting the Municipality of Pasig into a highly urbanized city on July 26, 1994 under President Fidel V. Ramos signed it into law on December 8, 1994.
Pasig City has 30 barangays namely Brgy. Santolan, Dela Paz, Manggahan, Rosario, Sta. Lucia, Ugong, San Antonio, Oranbo, Maybunga, Caniogan, Kapitolyo, Pineda, Bagong Ilog, San Miguel, Palatiw, Malinao, Bambang, San Juaquin, Buting, Kalawaan, Pinagbuhatan, Sta. Rosa, Sumilang, Bagong Katipunan, San Jose, Kapasigan, Sagad, Sta. Cruz, Sto. Tomas and San Nicolas. Each barangay, has an easy access for transportation and other services.
It's a no secret Pasig has a newish feel and highly desirable place to live. Pasig today can be classified more as a modern city.
Fall in love with its tree-lined and clean streets, majestic neighborhood estates, jaw-dropping city garden and landscapes and community welfare and safety.
For those in the process of owning and planning to purchase your first home keep in mind that it is a long-term investment. This is a purchase that requires planning on every aspect. There are many factors one needs to consider when buying a home, whether to live in or as an investment opportunity. One of the most important factors when buying a home is location.
Pasig City is located centrally in Metro Manila allowing residents to live with sense of balance, connectivity and productivity in every facets of their lives.
Another thing why location is so important? Well, unless you plan to live in your home forever, eventually, you will want to sell it. You want the home to appreciate in value. You also want to be able to sell quickly. What you don’t want is a home for sale sign for years. It doesn’t matter how wonderful your home is, you'll have a very difficult time trying to sell your home for great cash in a bad neighborhood in a reasonable amount of time. This doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bad home. It simply means that there will be less demand. That’s not what you want when you decide or have to sell your property.
New construction nearby also plays a great role in improving the value of a property and should definitely be considered when buying a home. A neighborhood which is on the outskirts of a new development will benefit from the higher prices of the newly constructed homes or buildings.
You'll be surprised to know about the enormous amount of infrastracture projects in Pasig City pairing the convenience and urban lifestyle living that it will offer.
Seamless fusion of business, leisure and lifestyle-integrating offices, commercial spaces, institutions and residences in one connected self-sustaining modern environment. The kind of lifestyle that can be had here is no doubt enviable and aspirational. Such communities offer ease, accessibility, and convenience-all considered essentials. In addition, Pasig is a home to multinational companies, large scale commercial centers, important institutions, and an exclusive selection of upscale residential and subdivisions.
